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HGUC RMS-154 Barzam

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    They just can't leave well enough alone! These strange 80s Zeta creations just won't stay in the 80s! Now we have the Barzam joining the highly-detailed line of HGUC model kits, and we're not sure it was ever supposed to get this far!

    In all seriousness though, this looks like one of the most thought-out kits Bandai has ever made. Completely new torso gimmicks allow for an insane amount of articulation and detail, allowing you to recreate all your favorite Barzam moments (?). Accessories include the beam rifle, two beam sabers with effect parts, and interchangeable hand pieces!
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    BANDAI SPIRITS: Hobby
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    This is a model kit and requires assembly.
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    The highly anticipated mobile suit from the popular "Zeta Gundam", Barzam, is making its way into the HGUC line-up! Accurately proportioned to the anime, you can create your favorite scenes! The ball joint gimmick in the arms and legs allows for a wide range of movement allowing you to create a variety of poses. Utilizing clear parts in the Mono-eye and superior color injected plastic bring extra realism. Set includes beam rifle, two beam sabers, and Balkan pod system. Runner x8. Sticker sheet x1. Instruction manual x1.

    BASIC TOOLS

    Plastic nipper
    Panel liner
    Finishing: Top Coat/Super Clear

    INSTRUCTION

    You don’t need cement.
    You don’t need paint.
    Recommended for 15 years & up
    How to Assemble Your Model Kit

    Review the condition below the product image. Most model kits can be easily assembled with basic modeling tools, but some may require advanced skills, such as using cement or applying paint, for a more detailed finish.


    Check the Type & Grade of Your Model Kit

    Bandai Hobby: Known for exceptional quality, detailed designs, and easy assembly, Bandai hobby kits are great for both beginners and experienced builders with a wide variety of models and customization options.

    Kotobukiya Hobby: Kotobukiya kits stand out for their intricate detailing, innovative designs, and high-quality materials, making them ideal for collectors and advanced builders seeking mecha and bishoujo models.

    Wave Hobby: Known for precision engineering and attention to detail, Wave Hobby kits offer a diverse selection of mecha and science fiction models, perfect for enthusiasts who want high-quality builds and customization.

    Moderoid: Moderoid kits offer great affordability and excellent build quality, providing mecha and anime-inspired models with detailed articulation, making them accessible to both beginners and experienced builders.

    Realistic Model: Kits that require adhesive or painting allow for greater customization and a professional finish, ideal for enthusiasts wanting to create highly detailed, realistic models.


    What you need
    Cut:

    Used to detach parts from the runner.

    Sand:

    Used to smooth and clean detached parts.

    Decal:

    Used to apply detailed stickers or decals.

    Panel Line:

    Adds depth and enhances details.

    Finish:

    Protects the model and changes the surface shine.

    Display:

    Arrange the model in your desired pose.

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    How to Care for Your Figures

    Avoid Direct Sunlight: UV exposure can cause colors to fade over time. Store figures away from direct sunlight.

    Temperature & Humidity Control: Keep figures in a cool, dry place to prevent warping or deterioration of materials.

    Regular Dusting: Use a soft brush or compressed air to gently remove dust without damaging delicate paintwork.

    Storage for Extra Parts: Some figures come with interchangeable hands, faces, or accessories. Store them in labeled bags or small containers to prevent loss.


    What you need
    Display:

    Some figures include stands, but others may require an additional stand for better stability.
    Recommendation: Action Base 5

    Protective Cases:

    If you wish to keep your collectibles in pristine condition, consider using acrylic display cases or protective boxes.

    Camera:

    Use a good camera or smartphone with proper lighting, like a ring light or softbox, for clear and detailed photos.

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    Returns
    New, unused, and sealed merchandise may be returned or exchanged within 10 days of delivery with an original packing invoice at your own expense. All returns are subject to a 10% restocking fee (+shipping fee if you selected free shipping).

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      gglu88
      Verified Buyer
      Sep 22, 2022
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars
      goofy, fun design

      other than the lack of posing without a base, still a solid, well priced addition to the collection. the chest in particular has very little mobility, but a fun build nonetheless.

    • TL
      Teddy L.
      Verified Buyer
      Jan 18, 2021
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars
      One of my favorite Mass Produced Units

      Easily one of my favorite Mass Produced Mobile Suits (due to its unique design) The build itself was different compared to other HG kits but still fun. Overall I would definitely recommend this.

    • JM
      Joshua M.
      Verified Buyer
      Jul 19, 2020
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars
      A fun build

      The design didn't appeal me at first, but it grew on me. The weird gun made me laugh in a good way. I really like this guy a lot for some reason.

    • JH
      Jeremy H.
      Verified Buyer
      Dec 3, 2019
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars
      Beautiful weird kit

      This is probably the sharpest mass-production kit to date. The colors and separation make this a gorgeous gem of a build oob, with superfun poseabilty. It is very eye catching, and takes very little to make it really pop. Recommended for all gunpla fans!

    • JZ
      Jason Z.
      Verified Buyer
      Dec 26, 2018
      Rated 5 out of 5 stars
      A Unique Look with Some Problems

      When I did first see the Barzam, I thought this thing looked absolutely amazing. Very few color correction stickers, a clear pink plastic piece for the eye, an all new pieces built specifically for this kit, what could possibly go wrong?

      Well, nothing went wrong per se, but the way that Bandai made the frame was very... Experimental. You can tell that this kit was used as a petri dish for new ways to make joints and connections for other kits. The biggest muck up with the kit being the connection joint between the lower and upper body portions. Due to the lack of skirt armor, the Barzam doesn't have a conventional hip section, and the connection point is actually angled 90 degrees and plugged into the front chest portion underneath. Trying to pose this kit was a pain in the rear due to the fact that I felt like I'd have so much more leg movement than what I actually did, as the ball joint that was plugged (very loosely mind you) into the chest kept separating. The arms unfortunately aren't much better, as the weirdly shaped armor prevents you from getting much of a bend, the elbow also barely being able to get a 90 degree bend to it on its own. The wrists do have some additional articulation, but only so you can see the fake beam sabers stored in the arms that you can't even wield.

      All that being said though, there are still things to be loved about this kit. As I said before, there are little to no foil stickers used on this kit, the biggest ones being one for the back…

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