P-Bandai: Weapon Set for RG 1/144 RX-78-2 Gundam Ver. 2.0 - Release Info

P-Bandai: Weapon Set for RG 1/144 RX-78-2 Gundam Ver. 2.0
Release Date: August 2024 [3rd Batch Release: April 2025]

Price: 2,200 Yen

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Premium Bandai has recently announced an incredible expansion for the RG 1/144 RX-78-2 Gundam Ver. 2.0, with a comprehensive weapon set that promises to elevate your model to its maximum potential. This must-have package includes both of Gundam Hammer and Hyper Hammer heads, Super Napalm, Hyper Bazooka, Beam Javelin, and action base 7 ensuring that your Gundam is prepared for every battle scenario.

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The Ultimate Weapons Arsenal

The Gundam / Hyper Hammer is a huge upgrade over its predecessors, with a chain expertly formed in a single runner using the Advanced MS joint technology. This innovation not only increases endurance but also enables dynamic posing, bringing the hammer's terrible power to life.

note: only one hammer chain is included in the kit.

The Super Napalm, which is meant to work perfectly with the main kit's beam gun, is ideal for re-creating flaming battle scenarios. The perfection of its design guarantees that the RX-78-2 looks as intimidating as it feels.

No Gundam arsenal is complete without a bazooka, and the Hyper Bazooka in this set does not disappoint. It is designed for simple operation and can be positioned with remarkable realism. It should be noted that the full kit version already included a bazooka; nonetheless, this extra bazooka is ideal for people who enjoy the dual-wielding bazooka Gundam.

note: this gives extra bazooka for the RG 1/144 RX-78-2 Gundam Ver. 2.0 kit

The Beam Javelin effect element is perhaps the most visually beautiful, molded in clear pink plastic to capture the anime's brilliant vibrancy.

To cap off this magnificent set, a bent effect part for the beam saber is also included, allowing fans to recreate some of the series' most memorable scenes. This feature brings the animation to life, giving the RX-78-2 a more dynamic portrayal.