Kotobukiya 1/72 RZ-041 Liger Zero Schneider Marking Plus Ver. ZOIDS Zoids HMM [ZD123]

Very fun build, took me about 8-10 hours. First time I'd actually done a model of this complexity, turned out quite nice.Instructions are in Japanese because this was a direct import, but you can find English translations rather easily with a quick Google.Looks nice without any painting too.The only issue I had was some of the modular components and parts that plug into each other are either too tight or too loose, so it feels like you'll break the model by attaching them, or like they'll fall off if you pose it wrong.This may just be an issue for me as a novice having assembled a non-novice kit, but if you're like me it's worth knowing before-hand.

Todo está perfecto con la figura, pero alguien sabe donde puedo conseguir una base como la imagen que lo promociona?

Another great Kotobukiya Zoids model kit. A bit tougher to assemble than some others due to the armor having smaller parts that will need to be glued to stay connected. Overall a solid build and good articulation upon completion. Recommend getting the Kotobukiya Flying Base stand to display this model.

Arrived very quickly, I was impressed with that! Exactly what we expected and turned out really nice. Obviously you have to know what you’re doing to assemble these guys since they are such tiny pieces, but if you’re buying a Zoid you already know this.

This was the first kit my sister built as this Zero was always her favorite. We had no trouble and needed only the glue as specified on the manual. Assembling zoids progresses much faster with two people!