MG PMX-003 The-O 1/100 - Product Description
This is a Master Grade Gunpla model of the PMX-003 The-O mobile suit featured in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.
This MG Gunpla kit features pre-coloured parts and snap fit assembly allowing for the finished model to be built ready for display without the need for glues or paints. When completed you will have an articulated model that faithfully reproduces the The-O mobile suit as piloted by Paptimus Scirocco in 1/100th scale.
When complete the MG The-O is an enormous mobile suit that has shelf presence unlike almost any other MG kit currently available in the master grade line. The kit features significant amounts of detailed inner frame.
The hidden sub-arms integrated into the front skirting armour of The-O are included and feature articulation and functional manipulators allowing for them to be utilised to wield the included beam swords. This allows you to reproduce iconic battle scenes from the anime.
The rear skirting armour is articulated to allow for improved range of leg motion. Various armour panels feature a sliding gimmick to reveal inner frame upon articulation. Lots of armour is double layered with the underside of the armour also being detailed giving a more premium and realistic aesthetic to the kit.
The cockpit can be opened to reveal the Paptimus Scirocco pilot figure house within.
The-O features its signature beam rifle and beam swords, the beam sword hilts can be stored in the side skirting armour when not in use.
The kit comes with a range of marking decals allowing for further detail to be added to the kit after it has been built.
Accessories
- 1x Beam Rifle
- 4x Beam Sword
- 2x Beam Sword effect part
- Action base adapter
- 1/100 Paptimus Scirocco figure (both standing and a sitting one for use in the cockpit)
- Dry transfer decal sheet
- Sticker style decal sheet
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.
