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ACKS Mechagodzilla "KIRYU" Model Kit

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    Mechagodzilla MFS-3 "Kiryu" from the 2002 film "Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla".

    Under supervision by the film's designer, Mr. Shinji Nishikawa, the model kit has been developed to finest details.

    The kit is prepainted, and can be assembled without use of cement. Includes optional accessories and movable parts, which allows recreating scenes from the film.

    Specifications
    - Height: approximately 24 cm (after assembly)
    - Snap construction, no cement required
    - No paint required
    Brand:
    Aoshima
    Series:
    Godzilla Series
    Condition:
    This is a model kit and requires assembly.
    More Information
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    PRODUCT DETAILS
    ACKS series, the long-awaited third! The MFS-3 Type 3 machine dragon, a superweapon of the Special Self-Defense Forces created to repel Godzilla, is finally ready to sortie. This time, under the full supervision of Mr. Shinji Nishikawa, who was in charge of the design work for "Godzilla x Mechagodzilla", it was developed with attention to detail. Parts are color-coded molding, and an easy-to-assemble kit that uses a snap method that does not require adhesive. Equipped with numerous movable gimmicks, the mouth, Absolute Zero, leg verniers can be opened and closed, and smooth movement of the neck, tail, and legs using soft parts is a must-see! Red eye parts are also included. I packed the charm of the machine dragon to the maximum. What's more, this time it's a gorgeous package illustration drawn by Mr. Nishikawa!! Please enjoy all of Kiryu.

    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.

    Collectibles and Figures Guide

    Before You Buy

    Limited & Exclusive Releases: Certain figures are produced in limited quantities or as store exclusives. Availability may be limited, and restocks are not guaranteed.

    Blind Box Items: Some figures come in blind boxes, meaning you will receive a random character. Please check the product description before purchasing.

    Pre-Orders: If the figure is a pre-order item, check the estimated release date and shipping timeline before placing an order.


    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.

    Shipping & Returns

    Processing
    We usually ship our items (currently in stock) within 1—3 business days (Mon—Fri).

    Preorders
    If you preorder an item along with in-stock items, your entire order will NOT ship until ALL items become available. This policy applies to every order on our site.

    Address
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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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      luxwing
      Verified Buyer
      Mar 28, 2023
      Rated 3 out of 5 stars
      Disappointing and frustrating.

      I've gotten two kits from this company, all from the mecha goji line (this one and the eva unit 1 recolor). The designs are top shelf, but the parts are another story. Most of the pieces refuse to click together without applying insane amounts of pressure - I had to resort to using pliers for parts of the tail and legs. The rest of the pieces are so fragile you can snap them while just attaching them. I had to use a good amount of super glue with this build. On top of that, the included decals absolutely will not stick without the use of a setting/softening agent. The end build looks cool, but articulation has limited movement especially in the legs (not due to any gluing on my part. The joints just don't have a wide range of movement). Personally, I'd say get it on clearance, because it's still a cool build but the quality is much less so.

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      riverdragonheart
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      Feb 22, 2023
      Rated 3 out of 5 stars
      An awesome looking but disappointing kit

      I was stoked for this one, and as cool as it looks, it is a disappointing kit for the price. While most of the building process was smooth, this kit suffers from a few things. First off, some of the connecting nubs are extremely fragile, namely the waist. The same nub (1 each side) connecting the front/back of the waist broke. Once during the build, and once trying to connect all the separate pieces (body, arms, ect.). Secondly, the body uses hard rubber inserts to connect the arms and legs. It is extremely hard and awkward to try and literally pop the arms and legs in, and you'll likely knock a piece off OR like me, break a fragile connection point. For the price, I was expecting a better quality model and I wouldn't recommend it unless you can find it on sale.

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