
$32.99
The EX-16 Albion is a highly detailed 1/1700 scale model kit of the Mobile Ship Albion from Mobile Suit Gundam 0083 STARDUST MEMORY, featuring metal parts and precise moldings for accurate representation. It includes a display stand and small figures of the GP-01 and GP-02A.
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Description
Embark on a journey through the Universal Century with the EX-16 Albion from BANDAI HOBBY, a meticulously detailed 1/1700 scale model kit of the iconic Mobile Ship Albion. This high-quality EX Model series kit brings to life the state-of-the-art assault landing ship from the Mobile Suit Gundam 0083 STARDUST MEMORY series, renowned as the seventh ship of the Pegasus-class. Originally tasked with gravity-based tests for the top-secret Gundam GP01 and GP02A, the Albion's mission dramatically shifted to the recapture of the GP02A after its theft.
Experience the exceptional crisp detail and precision moldings that are a hallmark of the EX Model line, featuring a combination of injection plastic and white metal parts for a supremely accurate representation. This kit is designed for enthusiasts who appreciate intricate model building, offering the opportunity to paint and display a truly well-executed product.
Key Features:
- Highly detailed 1/1700 scale model of the Mobile Ship Albion.
- Reproduces the deployment and storage states of the mega particle cannon and catapult through parts replacement.
- Left and right catapults are crafted with metal parts for enhanced realism.
- Part of the EX Model series, known for high-quality kits with crisp detail and precision moldings.
Included in the Box:
- EX-16 Albion model kit
- Dedicated display stand
- Tiny 1 cm figures of the Gundam GP-01 and Gundam GP-02A, scaled to match the Albion
Specifications:
- Scale: 1/1700
- Materials: Injection plastic and white metal parts
- Series: Mobile Suit Gundam 0083 STARDUST MEMORY
- Manufacturer: BANDAI HOBBY
- Release Date: September 18, 2003