1/144 HG Ghirarga Review
What's Included?
7X Runners (if you count polycaps)
1X Small Sticker Sheet
1X Manual
Details/Proportions
The detail is great on this. It is a very unique design and the concept is unique as well. I love the tail and overall its a smooth one at best. Definitely gives off a sleek touch and look to itself.
Articulation
The articulation is fine. No knee separation this time but overall splendid movement. I just hate the feet. They're kind of like the Spallow's feet with the weird designs which kind of makes it hard for it to support and stand on its own. Its more like one of those models that is more fun if you have an action base.
Weapons/Accessories
It comes with 2 staffs which can be held in one hand. As for the hands you can use either open hands or closed fists which can hold the staffs either together or separate.
Final Thoughts
Well I don't have the Zedas R but basically 3/4 isn't bad. As you see I have Zeheart's mobile suit trio and I must say they are splendid even more together than they are separate. At the end of the day I can't necessarily recommend the Ghirarga. It has an optional full burst mode which I think sucks. Its flimsy and it doesn't really hold well. Plus unfortunately there is also that annoying take off the tail and use it as a weapon gimmick. It's nice but I wish they would just include beam sabers instead. It wouldn't kill ya Bandai. However if you have an action base and can ignore the flimsy clear green pieces it makes for a great addition. It does have that nice sleek touch to it like I said before which makes it appealing. In this case however the build was more fun than the results were. I wish Bandai could have offered a better burst mode optional feature than what it did with it. It's a model that needs more justice than it gets.
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