ZOIDS RZ-041 Liger Zero Marking Plus Ver. Total Length About 310mm 1/72 Scale Plastic Model
$104.50
Last updated on May 31, 2023 10:20 pm
- Skill LV.3
- Cement and Painting Required
Specification: ZOIDS RZ-041 Liger Zero Marking Plus Ver. Total Length About 310mm 1/72 Scale Plastic Model
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ZOIDS RZ-041 Liger Zero Marking Plus Ver. Total Length About 310mm 1/72 Scale Plastic Model
$104.50
rene6age –
Great item
Absolutely loved the build
Owen –
This model is amazingly well built and I enjoyed how the smaller pieces made on big posable joint. I loved building it and eagerly searching for my next project.
Thomas Druce –
I knew the size of this when I bought it but once I was getting it together, I was blown away by just how big it really is! It went together great. It does tell you in the instructions when a good use of a little glue is recommended and its not wrong. A few pieces are very small and glue is definitely needed to keep the little guys from falling apart. I did need to glue a few other places, like the parts of the tail because they would come apart kinda easy when posing it. For the most part though this model is amazing! Worth every penny spent and all the time it took to get it together.
Matthew Garlo –
I really enjoyed this build it took about 8 hours and everything fit together pretty smoothly. This was my first build in a long time so I went for the master kit and I got right into it. Everything is movable and a couple pieces may come loose if not tightened down enough (I only used glue for less than 10 pieces) but I don’t move it much and they can be easily re attached. Overall I bought for the nostalgic feeling of my youth and got my fix. 10/10 would recommend the Liger Zero kit.
Ben –
I’m a big fan of Zoids: New Century, and I’ve wanted a Liger Zero toy/Kit since I was a little kid. So once I found this kit, I jumped at the chance to buy it, and I’m not disappointed with it. It goes together nice and firm (some glue is required for small pieces), I don’t feel like any of the parts are going to fall off or apart, and it’s surprisingly posable. If you’re a fan of Zoids this is a beautiful thing to have in your collection. I can’t wait to buy more Zoid model kits.
Bobby –
Eh
Thomas –
This was originally a Nostalgia impulse buy as it was a show I used to watch as a kid. I didn’t read the fine print and missed that it was a model you actually had to build, I thought it would be a pre-built figure. That being said, this was an awesome first model. I finished it in about 8 hours and I enjoyed every minute of it. The manual is very clear with the pictures and wasn’t as frustrating as I thought it would be. Overall great product and can’t wait to buy more to fuel my new hobby/Addiction!
Thomas Druce –
Awesome addition to collection
Thomas –
I bought this model kit from Gunpla UK and do not regret it. I have been a fan of models for years and tracking down an actual Kotobukiya kit for a reasonable price was well worth it over cheaper knockoff alternatives.
The model itself is supposedly larger than another Zoids HMM model kit I own, and came packed neatly, sealed and no damage.
Being a model kit, you will have to buy the proper tools to assemble it, and plastic cement or glue is required for the jaw.
It also comes with a set of what I assume to be waterslide decals, which have to be cut out and soaked in water to be applied to the model.
Would definitely reccomend picking one up.
Edit:
I took a fair while to fully build it, the model itself is fairly part dense even without all the bits attached, giving it the weight of a collector’s item rather than a plastic model kit.
I ended up taking a paintbrush to a few parts because the fake piston details on the legs only come in black or gold. To fully reproduce the look on the box I’d have to spend a bit more time with an ink pen or tiny fineliner to fill in all the grooves, but overall I’m very happy with how it turned out.