SD Gundam Hyaku-Shiki (Kazaguruma) BB Senshi SD Model Kit Bandai 5066334  [B-5066334]

Bandai 5066334 - SD Gundam BB Senshi 113 Kazaguruma no Hyaku-Shiki
Price:
AUD$12.22
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5066334
GTIN:
4573102663344
Condition:
Brand New
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Kitspec: Sengoku Hyaku-Shiki rendered in SD Gundam style

The SD Gundam Kazaguruma no Hyaku-Shiki BB Senshi entry is an SD-scale Gunpla kit presented in the BB Senshi catalogue. The Hyaku-Shiki originally appears in the Universal Century as a high-performance, high-visibility mobile suit; this BB Senshi version channels that heritage into an SD silhouette with Sengoku-inspired details. The classic gold-armour motif and commanding presence of the full-scale design are translated into stylised armour plates and crest-like ornamentation in the SD format. The kit captures those elements through straightforward sub-assemblies, separate colour-moulded parts, and modest articulation that preserves the recognizable profile.

Tools recommended for the build

Difficulty: easy. The model uses familiar snap-fit assembly common to BB Senshi kits. Essential tools include plastic nippers, a sharp hobby knife for trimming, and sanding sticks or fine-grit paper for smoothing nubs.

Tips for achieving metallic accents

Surface prep is optional and guided by personal preference; parts provide a degree of colour separation, with stickers for fine markings. To emphasise metallic elements, consider careful mask-and-paint techniques or selective top-coating, while light seam sanding and panel lining improve visual depth.

Build details

  • Scale: SD (BB Senshi)
  • Grade: SD
  • Build Level: entry

A compact SD reinterpretation that balances recognisable Hyaku-Shiki styling with easy assembly and optional cosmetic upgrades for a Sengoku flavour.

Basic modelling tools are sufficient: quality side cutters for sprue removal, a hobby knife for clean-up, and sanding paper or sticks to remove nub marks.
Painting is optional. While the kit offers colour-separated parts, adding metallic paint on selected panels will better replicate the original suit's gold finish.
The SD conversion simplifies proportions but preserves key silhouette cues—helmet crest, chest plates, and shoulder contours—rendered in a more compact, stylised form.

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