Bandai Gundam Heavyarms Ver EW 1/100 Master Grade

This was a really nice kit to build. Total time to build it was about 6 hours over a few sessions and I've still yet to add the water decals.The model has a good range of movement, though the arms do like to remove themselves sometimes and the hand doesn't hold the minigun very securely . Plenty of missile pods make it look great when they're all opened up though and it has a pretty good level of detail.The belt feed for the minigun is about the only part that was really annoying as there are 28 pieces to cut out and clean up, plus they're quite small and fiddly too.All in all this is a very nice kit that's suitable for anyone, even a first time builder.

Surprised by how good this kit turned out, it looks spectacular much better than my EW Shenlong which was a bit plain in my opinion. This kit stands out with all the armaments open, and it was also fun to build. I'd recommend this kit if you're a fan of Gundam Wing, maybe customise the overall colour scheme from Heavy Arms to Heavy Arms Custom, seeing as the model itself is the Heavy Arms custom from the movie just with the original Heavy Arms paint job.Delivery was swift and well packaged :D

My first master grade kit..and boy, what a kit. Tones of articulation, various flaps & hatches, just oozes that OTT manga style of a massive doom robot. Solid model once built, really poseable freestanding. Spent the best part of a week slowly building it in the evenings, enjoyed it so much I have decided to collect the whole EW line. Fantastic supplier - have purchased from them many times now & cannot fauly them for speed & quality of service.

Awesome build for a Gundam WING classic Gundam frame all the little latches and missile pod covers are fun to build and gives the kit an extra level of complexity while the frame itself is still basic

This was my first gunpla kit. Its was a pleasure to build and got me addicted to bandai's gundam kits.My only gripe is that when stood next to other mg 1/100 scales this is quite a bit smaller. Having read into it the scale is in keeping with the lore for the endless waltz but think it should be made clearer that even though this is classed as a 1/100 scale I wouldnt consider it as such. its more of an 1/20.

Initially, having built 2 other Gundams with wings, I was disappointed by the size of the box. However, because the model has no Wings it is much more detailed in my opinion. The chest opens up to show the two machine guns, there are two rocket pads in either shoulder (one at the front which flips up, one at the back that spins out) and the legs each have a block of missiles. There are additional rocket panels in the waste area.Model difficulty is mainly what you'd expect for a Master Grade. I only struggled with the blue lines in the chest covers, as these are a VERY tight fit. I'd also recommend buying a grey gundam marker for the rocket pads, as by default the shoulder pads are dark grey on dark grey and a bit of difference makes a lot of difference.Heavy-arms stands very well by itself (most stable Gundam I've built to date). Only downside is that this model doesn't come with a beam blade, only the hilt for the blade.

An absolute delight to build. This has been my favourite gunpla to date.My one point I will raise is the ammo belt for the gatling gun; it gets very fiddly with its individual segmenting. This did lead to several points where it got dropped and scattered. Thankfully, I recovered all of the pieces from the sofa demons, so the gods of gunpla were appeased

Got this as a gift for a family member who is into making the Gundam models. With it being part of a series there are numerous other Gundams that can be purchased to build the collection up. This is ideal for any Gundam fan and would look good in a glass cabinet or even on a shelf. Like any other Gundam models this can be painted or left as is depending on your taste.