Description
The assault mobile suit that fought intense battles in the colony has been made into a kit in the MG series. The legs, forearms, and backpack are detachable. It is elaborately built up to the mechanics of the internal mechanism. The special weapon "Chain Mine" prepared to counter "Gundam NT-1" can also take action just like in the play by incorporating a lead wire. Equipped with two each of Giant Bazooka, Sturm Faust, Shotgun, and Beam Saber that can be attached to the back.
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Pairs well with the Luminous Waterslide Decal Sheet from Delpi Decal.
Customer Reviews
I vary much enjoyed this build and the service from MW is top notch.
Loved this kit, first MG I’ve done. It had screws for some of the joints which I had never seen on a Gunpla set yet, fun and challenging build.
Love Mecha Warehouse, best service and fastest shipping on the east coast.
Kampfer is a really good kit. It suffers from janky build order, screwed in parts, limited articulation, and no undergated parts, but that was the standard for kits of its time. That said, it looks incredible and is a great canvas for customization. If you like unique looking zeon suits, grab yourself this MG while it's around.
Okay, so for starters, let me clarify that I love this kit for its aesthetic, but in all honesty, as much as I hate to say it, he did not age well.
As others have suggested, he’s easy to build, which means he’s not as intricately designed or as well thought out as newer models. And I understand that’s due to changes in technology and technique, but it unfortunately means the build isn’t as satisfying.
He’s not like any other kit I’ve built before. Among his knees, elbows, shoulders, and waist, he takes 9 screws to stay together. The boosters just above his ankles feel like they were designed as an afterthought, attached by a triangular piece that doesn’t fit all the way onto the peg it was designed for. The body panels on the torso creak and never look or feel secure when installed (though they won’t spontaneously fall off). Articulation is limited in the wrists due to the stationary angle of the cuff, which makes holding his accessories a pain at times.
But he’s beautiful. He was the first kit I ever devoted a lot of time to customizing, polishing his body panels until they were glossy, shimmering like a brand new car. And ten years after buying my first Kämpfer, I’ve bought a second one seeking to improve upon the first. And as it turns out, there’s a large number of metal part kits dedicated to upscaling the Kämpfer: spikes, mono eyes, rivets, and verniers, even one kit that comes with a metal cable chain to replace the fabric tube that runs across his waist.
Overall, he’s probably not worthy of being a Master Grade by today’s standards, but he’s a handsome figure when complete. The fact that there are options to upgrade the kit means that regardless the structural quality, you have the potential to make from him whatever you want.
It was a eazy kit to put together for it being over 20 years old. I like it but you can tell how much Gunpla has changed in 20 years
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