The Barbatos even after restoring it in its full form, the Gundam Frame Barbatos still continues to receive upgrades and modifications throughout its service and eventual destruction in the hands of the Gjarllhorn towards the end during the final battle in Mars. And the fact that you can ask it to pull off some of the best poses that you can ask from an MG kit does further improves on the whole building experience for me. Yes, today would be the day that I would give you guys my final thoughts on the MG 1/100 ASW-G-08 Gundam Barbatos. Gunpla 101 contributor Erich took the Master Grade Barbatos —the suit’s most detailed model kit yet—for a test-drive. is a line of plastic model kits of anime and tokusatsu characters and is part of Bandai’s Figure-rise line.

It was as well quite interesting to see that for the first time I get to see Bandai implementing all the good things that was learned from both the old and the new into this MG kit. Most adults with no prior modeling experience would have no trouble completing a kit of skill level 2. Although even with that said, admittedly some of the same parts are quite fragile as well, which does mean that you as well really have to take it nice and slow when working on em. Kimi as well will be back again on the next coming Monday (Hopefully on time this time) with either an unboxing, a Review or a WIP post, so do look forward to that!The wrist doesn’t just swivel up and down but features an impressive extra 90° hinge towards the outside of the wrist. In many cases these limited run kits are never before seen variations of the mecha we know and love. I love the designs of the inner frame for the MG Barbato’s feets, although Admittedly am not a big fan of how the rest of the leg looks. Whatever I thought looked good in the NG/FM/HirM 1/100 versions, doesn’t just look good here; it functionally works! The runners are separated by color as well as pre-painted parts allowing the model to look amazing simply by being put together!

Real Grade Gundam (RG) is a line of Gundam Kits that was first introduced in 2010 as part of Bandai 30th Anniversary Commemoration Project. The box art depicts Barbatos in its 4th from rather than 1st, as the Gunpla is incapable of recreating the latter due to the lack of gauntlet parts.As the means by which you can refuse cookies through your web browser controls vary from browser-to-browser, you should visit your browser's help menu for more information. The Barbatos is probably one of the only MS that we talked about here that has one of the most upgrades done on a single unit than most other Gundams we talked about here in the history section. Add this fantastic MG kit to your IRO lineup and enjoy all the dynamic posing options it has to offer!