Crossbone Gundam X1 Ver Ka Model Kit

Very nice figure with good articulation considering it is a to scale snap together plastic kit. There is a level of detail present that is unrivaled by the western toy companies. You can get great poses with this model but its a bit of work. I give a high rating for the educational value due to its inspirational value. Its not going to teach your kid how to read but it will get them thinking about a future with giant robots. You can get away with not painting this kit. There are stickers and rub on decals that will add to the detail. With no paint the kit looks decent but if your comfortable with painting model kits I recommend you do so with this one. Its worth it. With regards to durability its very hard to rate. It really comes down to what you are comparing it too. If your familiar with model kits then its a given that you must be gentle with them. Over this is an excellent kit. Obviously the target market for these figures also includes adults. Very creative design... giant space pirate robot with a cape... DOPE!!

Its a Great Kit looks awesome after some panel lining, but the hands are terrible and the sockets that hold the fingers are very brittle , be careful with those.

I’m not sure why a lot people feel this kit is flimsy. Mine is perfectly fine I mean it’s not super solid and tight it’s just normal for a MG. Noting fell off while I was posing not even once. Only thing is the sticker, it’s just cut way to big. You need to cut it youself to fit it properly.

The Crossbone Gundam X1 Version Ka is a great kit. At 1/100 scale the model is about 8 inches tall. It was fairly easy and fun to build. The only issue I had was how delicate some prices can be. I was trying to pose the Gundam and the left hand ball joint snapped effortlessly at the wrist. The plastic at the wrist joint doesn’t move easily and makes it difficult for some certain poses. Other than that it’s a great kit. I will probably go back and add some paint and detail either the decals included. Definitely worth the thirty-five bucks I paid for it.

This was more a gift but the delivery was fast

the MG Crossbone Ver.Ka is a good kit, though it has a problems. One, its flimsy from head to toe. Two, it requires some painting applications on the body and accessories. Last, the Katoki stickers are cut in squares, leaving edges exposed to get peeled.Although it does has positives, for instance, the great amouth of accessories , articulation, and features around this model kit.That being the weapons, cloak, skirt accessories, extra chest parts, a few f91 inner frame part (which i don't see why they added those.), the daggers in the calfs of the gundam, and the moveable face plate and three jointed finger hands.in my opinion, this gundam kit is alright, if you are able to deal with its incredibly flimsy body after assembling it out of the box.

real nice cool looking kit.

For those of you who've bought this kit and managed to avoid any problems, I applaud you, because the one I received is honestly just a cheap piece of crap. It won't hold it's weapons, can't stand up, and WILL NOT stay in one piece. I'd assumed from videos I watched that Ver Ka kits were supposed to be better than normal ones, but that's clearly not the case. I was originally planning on ordering the X-2 and 3, but now that I no longer trust Ver Ka kits and have no interest in the Full Cloth version, I'm stuck going without any of them.