1/100 HG VF-31J Siegfried (Hayate Immelman) Deluxe Set

Description

This is a posable, high-grade injection-plastic kit from a science-fiction/anime series.

Bandai adds the VF-31J Siegfried, piloted by Hayate Immelman from Macross Delta, to their HG (High Grade) model kit series in this deluxe set! This kit combines high quality with ease of assembly, featuring a three-stage interchangeable transformation and the first insert molding in the lineup.

The kit utilizes a three-stage interchangeable transformation (shortcut change) to simplify the transformation sequence with interchangeable parts. This design enhances assembly ease, provides a wide range of motion, and maintains the refined form characteristic of the HG series.

By incorporating interchangeable parts into the transformation mechanism, the transformation sequence has been streamlined, allowing it to easily switch between Battroid, Gerwalk, and Fighter stages. A new level of mobility has been achieved by eliminating complex structures and optimizing movable points for dynamic posing.

This kit features the first insert molding in the HG plastic model series! Parts with complex color coding are reproduced simply by separating the components, achieving both high quality and ease of assembly. The container unit can be recreated in its stored state by replacing parts, and the minigun pod can be deployed forward with a movable axis.

Included are two knives, two pilot figures, a Freyja Wion figure, and a multi-drone base. Expressive hand parts allow for a variety of poses. The canopy features polarized molding and can be opened and closed.

This deluxe set also includes an acrylic stand and waterslide decals featuring a newly drawn illustration of Freyja Wion by Macross Delta character designer Chisato Mita! The acrylic stand is printed on both sides!

Includes:

• Knives (x2)
• Landing gear (x1 set)
• Parts for recreating fighter form (x1 set)
• Joint part
• Hand parts (x1 set)
• Figures (x3)
• Acrylic stand
• Base for figures
• Waterslide decals
• Stickers