HGUC AMX-003 Gaza C (Haman Karn Custom) 1/144 - Product Description
This is a High Grade Gunpla model kit of the AMX-003 Gaza C (Haman Karn Custom) mobile suit in 1/144th scale.
This gunpla kit features pre-coloured parts and snap fit assemble allowing for the completed articulated model to be built and displayed without the need for any glues or paints. When built you will have a faithfully reproduced model of the AMX-003 Gaza C as piloted by Haman Karn featuring in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.
When completed you will have a fully articulated model kit of the Gaza C. To aid in articulation the power pipes are made of a flexible material so as not to inhibit the range of motion on the legs. The rear skirting armour is articulated and can be separated for an impressive range of leg articulation which is a huge benefit when in mobile armour mode as the legs function as pseudo arms with impressively articulated claws on the end.
The Gaza C is capable of freely transforming between its mobile suit mode and mobile armour mode, the only parts that need to be swapped during this process are the mobile suit hands which need to be replaced with some plain covers. Whilst in mobile armour mode the the feet function as claws which feature multiple points of articulation on each claw.
The Knuckle buster beam cannon comes with a dedicated support hand for use when recreating firing poses.
The Gaza C also includes 2 beam sabers with clear yellow effect parts. When not in use the beam saber handles can be stored on the on the backs of the shields.
HGUC AMX-003 Gaza C (Haman Karn Custom) Accessories
- 2x Beam Sabers with clear yellow effect part
- Multiple hand options
- 2x standard holding hands
- 1x support hand for use with Knuckle buster weapon
Disclaimer: Please note, this is a gunpla or plamo model kit and assembly is required. Images are for Illustrative purposes only and may show professionally painted examples. Product descriptions have been translated from the original text and as such some translation issues may be present.
