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Hasegawa 1/72 VF-1J / A Gau~oku Valkyrie

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Management number 226287012 Release Date 2026/05/09 List Price US$17.16 Model Number 226287012
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The intermediate form "Gawok" when transforming from fighter to batroid is made into a kit by adding new mold parts. Approximately 85% of foot exterior and joints are new parts. Built-in movable gimmick specialized for Gawkk, it is possible to pose by stepping on a foot with its feet being a feature of this machine. New Plastic Parts ¡ Intake ? Bellow Joint ? Thigh ? Knee Joint ? Engine Block ? Bottom of the Body ? Backpack and Tail ? Shoulder and Shoulder Frame ? TV Version Pilot Part Decal ¡ Integrated Army Vermillion platoon belonging machine VF - 1 J: Machine "101" VF-1A: Maximilian Ginnasse boarding machine "111" VF-1A: Kazuzaki Hayato boarding machine "112"

  • Japan Import.
  • (C) 1982 Big Waist
ASIN B00N8FDQZA
Size 1/72
Color Multicolor
Scale 1/72 scale
Theme Anime
Seasons All Seasons
Set Name Macross VF-1J/A
Brand Name Hasegawa
Model Name Valkyrie
Paint Type co-molded plastic
Unit Count 1.0 Count
Item Weight 14.88 ounces
Manufacturer Hasegawa
Model Number 25
Material Type Plastic
Product Style Snap
Item Dimensions 5.51 x 7.87 x 5.51 inches
Number of Pieces 1
Subject Character Valkyrie
Art Craft Kit Type Plastic Model Kit
Additional Features Posable Gerwalk mode
Included Components Decals
Age Range Description Adult
Manufacturer Part Number 25

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