Strike Gundam Deactive Mode RG 1/144 Real Grade Kit — Bandai 5073697  [B-5073697]

Price:
AUD$37.36
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5073697
GTIN:
4573102736970
Condition:
Brand New
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Real Grade Strike: inner-frame articulation paired with removable-looking armor

The RG 1/144 GAT-X105 Strike Gundam Deactive Mode is a Gunpla model kit presented in Real Grade scale and engineering. The mobile suit originates from Mobile Suit Gundam SEED and is set within the Cosmic Era timeline, where it appears early in the conflict as one of the GAT-X prototype units. In-universe the Strike Gundam functions as a multi-role prototype designed for modular battlefield adaptability using exchangeable Striker Packs, intended to allow a single chassis to perform varied tactical roles. Those narrative design choices translate into this kit through a focus on inner-frame articulation, distinct armor panels, and parts separation that reflect the unit's modular concept without altering the core silhouette.

How hard is it to build?

This kit presents a moderate assembly difficulty typical of RG-grade releases. Basic modelling tools—side cutters, a hobby knife, sanding sticks and tweezers—cover the essential needs for runner cleanup and part preparation.

Painting and decals

Surface preparation is optional depending on the desired finish; common steps include light sanding of nub marks and panel lining to accentuate recessed detail. Clear coats and decal application are discretionary and can be applied after assembly to preserve runner-molded details and articulation points.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/144
  • Grade: RG
  • Build Level: normal

A Real Grade kit that emphasizes internal articulation and separated armor for expressive posing and faithful scaling.

Yes. The inner frame provides stable joint mounts designed to hold a variety of dynamic poses when balanced and with correct weight distribution of the outer armor.
No special tools are required for a clean build; however, fine files and a hobby nipper can improve trimming accuracy for small, delicate parts.
Yes. The separate armor pieces mirror the model's modular concept, creating clear lines between frame and plating which helps convey the design intent on the finished kit.
Apply decals to the finished assembly or subassemblies, then protect them with a clear coat. This sequence helps prevent decal silvering and preserves articulation points when handled carefully.

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