Bandai Hobby #17 RG Wing Gundam Zero EW Model Kit (1/144 Scale), BAN194380, Multi

Fun build

I love this model, in my opinion the inner frame is meticulously detailed, enabling exceptional articulation. The smooth movement of the joints is complemented by the natural shifting of the armor plates, giving it a realistic, mechanical feel. This kit boasts multi-tone color separation, making it visually stunning even without paint. The panel lines and decals add intricate details without being overwhelming

Amazing product, high quality and fin to build

It's a great build for a great gundam, but some of the smaller joints(like the feathers) can be very loose, the shoulders clip on rather than sliding into an actual joint so they fall off easier than other kits(especially when trying to pose around the wings), but overall it's a great model and a fun build.

I love this kit. I owned a no grade version of this back in the early 2000's when it was airing and it was fine, but this obviously blows it out of the water. It looks great. Most of the colors are separate parts which is ideally what you want in a gunpla. The main stickers being the green in the chest, arms and eyes(which is fine). Like most real grades it comes with an extra decal sheet with a bunch of stickers, but it really is just optional if you like that look, they aren't show accurate. The possibility is great, allowing for the iconic pose where he fires his twin buster rifle at the enemies base over and over from above. I really like what they did with the wings adding "feathers" on each side of it that can move independently to really give it a dynamic feel.What you get in the box is the twin buster rifle(that can be split into 2 or combined together) 2 green beam sabers. A small 1/144th scale Hero figure(that I will never paint because my hands are way to shaky for that) and a good assortment of hands. This kit is absolutely worth the ~30$ it costs.

Excellent kit even for someone like me who has been out of the hobby for a long time.Be aware that there are some difficult steps in the assembly process. Most notably: head assembly and decal application to the head.However, overall this is a great kit. Would absolutely recommend a quality pair of nippers, some fine tipped forceps, and a spudger of some kind to help pull pieces apart in case of incorrect assembly.Instructions are in Japanese, but the diagrams are good enough that I was able to follow them relatively easily.Total assembly time: roughly 5 hours give or take. Hard to quit once you get going!

Genial

I got this for one reason and one reason only.... Its a RG Version of one of my most favorite kits ever. The Wing Zero Custom. Fully articulate just like most RGs, amazing details, beautiful wings (this is my first Wing Zero Custom but, I've seen enough reviews to know how most of the other grades look like.) Not too much color separation like the other RGs, hell most of the new ones don't have much color separation, but looks good nonetheless.One minor gripe about it is the head of mine has a weird bobble effect. I don't know if its the batch or something else.Once built up you can only imagine what kind of poses this kit can do. And of course its not a Wing Kit without the iconic "Finishing Buster Pose" and the kit holds some future fan speculations due to some of the gimmicks it holds. It can do the shoulder tucking (Meant for the atmospheric re-entry pose) as well as the knee tucking backwards. Which shows some possibilities for the Wing Zero EW version. Or whatever people call it.If your a Wing fan or any gundam fan this kit is a must for looks alone.