Bandai 5063360 - HG 1/72 Brady Fox - Compact Kyoukai Senki HG Kit  [B-5063360]

Bandai 5063360 - HG 1/72 Brady Fox Kyoukai Senki No.12
Price:
AUD$23.26
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5063360
GTIN:
4573102633606
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Bandai 5063360 - HG 1/72 Brady Fox Kyoukai Senki No.12

Bandai 5063360 - HG 1/72 Brady Fox: practical guide for Kyoukai Senki modellers

The Bandai 5063360 - HG 1/72 Brady Fox is a compact high grade kit aimed at builders who value tidy engineering and painting potential. It offers clear component separation and straightforward snap-fit construction that keeps the build tidy and editable.

Visual fidelity and painting

The kit reproduces the Brady Fox's mechanical forms with a focus on clean lines suitable for panel shading and detail painting. Separate parts make multi-tone finishes achievable with less masking, and the fit quality helps keep post-assembly cleanup to a minimum.

Construction style and display options

Snap-fit assembly means you can build quickly while still customizing finishes. Joint design supports a range of stances, and the articulation provides flexibility for display on desks, shelves or in simple diorama scenes.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Assembly Type: Snap-fit
  • Color Separation: Requires painting

The Bandai 5063360 - HG 1/72 Brady Fox suits hobbyists who want a compact, paint-friendly HG option with reasonable poseability for display.

How long does the average build take?

For a straightforward snap-fit build without paint, expect a few hours. Full painting and weathering will extend the time depending on skill and techniques used.

Can I paint directly without priming?

Priming is recommended for the best paint adhesion and to highlight any surface imperfections before finishing, especially if you plan to use lacquer or enamel paints.

Are extra detail parts needed for display?

The kit includes basic marking stickers and enough detail for standard display. Many builders add small aftermarket parts or custom paintwork to increase realism.

What surface is best for photographing this model?

Neutral backgrounds with soft, directional lighting help show off panel lines and paintwork. A simple tabletop setup or lightbox works well for small 1/72 models.

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