Kotobukiya has still only announced the Shield Liger 2.0 over the past six months, so there’s been almost nothing new. It’s a bit disappointing.
And the CG model is based on the RMZ product design, so there’s a good chance we’ll get an official release!~
Irvine: Jackpot!
I recreated the color scheme featured in the concept art.
They’re making a big deal over just 0.1–0.2 cm and claiming the product was changed. Photos can have slight differences depending on how they’re posed anyway. And even if it really is different, what’s the point of adding 0.2 cm?
can't believe the version with both sets of parts is priced the same as the Iron Kong. I was sure it'd cost more than the Iron Kong.
TOMY includes two sets of parts—one for the BATTLE FILMS version and one for the traditional design—allowing you to choose whichever style you prefer.
The mounting base was modified for vertical articulation, the anti-interference tab was removed for a cleaner look, and the sensor was offset outward with a 30MM joint to prevent interference. The surface-to-surface missile mount was also repositioned farther back so it wouldn't obscure the machine gun as much.
Don't fall back! Close the distance and fire a full volley!
Once seized by the Republic, the Green Horn was eventually recovered by the Imperial Army.
Following a comprehensive refit, it returned to active frontline service. Meanwhile, the Attack Booster was reassigned to the Imperial Weapons Development Bureau for continued development and evaluation.
Continuous rain delayed the project for about two weeks, but I finally managed to finish it over the last few days.
The torso articulation is genuinely fun to play with, and I had a great time building it.
The 1/72 scale is based on the original specs of 27.5m tall and 50m long, not the anime version where everything is scaled up by 100x. Unless they add special mini accessories, each cockpit section is basically designed for just one pilot.
So there’s really no need to overthink it—it’s just slightly larger than the Gojulas you’re holding in your hand.
Created as a tribute to the 2008 diorama work by 五島純, 安藤賢司, 松宮誠一, and 中島健一.