Description
Based on the Gundam Seed Destiny anime, the Infinite Justice Gundam model kit is in 1/100 scale and becomes a fully articulated figure once complete. Infinite Justice comes with a beam rifle that can be mounted on its back skirt armor, two "Super Lacerta" Beam Sabers that can combine to form a double-bladed beam weapon, and a left arm-mounted shield that stores a detachable "Shining Edge" Beam Boomerang and Grapple Stinger (a bendable wire is provided to display it in mid-deployment). Beam effect parts for the Beam Sabers, "Griffon" Beam Blades connecting the knees and feet, Beam Boomerang, and shield are provided as well.
Product Features
- 1/100 Scale
- Made of plastic
- From Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny
- Fully articulated figure once complete
- Instructions may or may not include English translation
Box Contents
- Pieces to build
- Infinite Justice Gundam
- Beam rifle
- 2 Super Lacerta Beam Sabers
- Left arm-mounted shield
- Shining Edge Beam Boomerang
- Grapple Stinger
- Beam effect parts
- Griffon" Beam Blades
- Shield
- Mini figure
- Instructions
Customer Reviews
This is an older MG and it is definitely noticeable compared to more modern kits like the MG justice. That being said, it still has pretty reasonable detail and is quite pretty. It does a decent job of holding poses, articulation on the fatum-01 is limited but it does look nice. I had to use nail polish to tighten up a couple of joints (a hand ball joint and a sliding section on the fatum) but they have been behaving well since then.
The kit comes with a lot of beam effects - two beam sabers, the beam boomerang (which can also be mounted behind the shield as in the photo), an energy shield effect, three beam blades that can be mounted to the legs depending on pose (two long blades and one short one), and two beam blades for the wings of the fatum. Sadly it does not include the three front-facing beam blades of the fatum from the anime, and the connection mechanism for the fatum-01 to the mobile suit is unique I think - you won't be attaching the fatum to another gundams or vice versa. No mechanism for riding the fatum like the Justice MG has, either.
Although it lacks some of the extra detail/panel lines of more modern kits, it does have very good part separation. I was especially impressed with the beam rifle and chest section. It also includes a cable for the hookshot weapon in the shield. I also really liked the dry-transfer decals, which did include a faith symbol which I found amusing. Downsides are some of the head cameras were stickers placed over non-clear plastic, uses polycaps and an ABS frame that is difficult to clean up/limits painting options. The shield mounting mechanism on the arms is very old school - not well hidden as part of the machine at all, you can see it on the right arm of mine.
