Release Date: May 2018
Price: 4,320 Yen
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- Beam Rifle x 1
- Beam Saber x 2
- Beam Launcher x 1
- Beam Shield Base x 2
- Beam Shield Effect x 1
- Action base x 1
- Non-deformed head x 1
MG 1/100 Gundam F91 Ver. 2.0 - Release Info, Box art and Official Images
Release Date: May 2018
Price: 4,320 Yen
[ACCESSORIES]
God damn he looks great too bad bandai decided they would show this guy 5 days after I got the original mg on christmas :/
ReplyDeleteThose are some sexy sexy vents
ReplyDeleteSo this is going to have a LED cockpit block and thrusters apparently...though I dont think the F91 particularly needs such a gimmick
ReplyDeleteMy god, the mechanics (such as the face-mask split, the radiator fins, and the VSBR's) are incredible. The LED lighting is just icing on the proverbial cake.
ReplyDeletewoah this 2.0 is alot more better than what i expected
ReplyDeleteI'm liking this 2.0 a lot. Not only that it's not a over designed 2.0 like Seed's metal build wannabe MGs, but it also has new features like the Vents and LED to keep up with recent kits quality. This is what I like about the MG line
ReplyDeleteI actually liked the near Metal Build looks though....but yeah,I gotta admit that F91 2.0 is actually pretty incredible compared to the old kit
DeleteWasn't too interested until I saw the LED through the vents. Now I am salivating.
ReplyDeleteThis isn't going to be P-Bandai is it?
ReplyDeleteNope
Deleteu rly thinking that?
Delete2.0s aren't p-bandai
DeleteLED system is seperated from the kit? 2,160 yen for led system?
ReplyDeleteNo open face?
ReplyDeleteP bandai possibility?
it.......it literally shows a head that transforms for the open face.
DeleteUhh no, MEPE open face mode is a gimmick.
DeleteI wonder how they handle that gap at the face plate if it splits into two like that
ReplyDeletefrom what it says is included guess there's just a face that doesn't split
DeleteDefinitely getting this one. Looks amazing. Hopefully it will be compatible with the Rafflesia base from the 1.0 kit.
ReplyDeleteThat cockpit part looks simillar to the plastic used to light-pipe the led on PG Exia's power cable.. I guess we will be seeing a lot more of these led gimmick kits in the futurem.
ReplyDeleteAhhh I just wait for Crossbone Gundam ver 2.0..
ReplyDeleteSo why couldn't Bandai make the blue ACTUALLY blue again?
ReplyDeleteIt's still blue, not blue like at the CAD model. Actually, even blue on MG 2.0 and official lineart are this kind of blue, not darker one like the previous MG and HGUC. You can check it if you want.
DeleteMy point is that the prototype images are misleading and it's still confusing why Bandai chose a turquoise instead of a normal blue color. Usually colors don't change from 1.0s to 2.0s so it is still really bizzare.
Deleteit's teal not turquoise
DeleteThe v-fin looks out of proportion. I looks cooler in the boxart.
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