Kit Features & Gimmicks

• Two different options are provided for the mono-eye construction: one with the plain rail and one with dual-eye molded. These can be interchanged but will require some disassembly of the head unit.

Articulation

• The head can rotate, tilt, and move forwards/backwards on a double-sided ball-joint neck.
• The upper torso can bend forward and rotate slightly.
• Each shoulder joint can swing upwards, allowing the arms to be raised beyond parallel to the ground.
• Each shoulder joint construction can slide out to enable them to swing forwards/backwards.
• The shoulder-mounted shield on the right shoulder moves independently on a ball joint.
• The arms can...
• Swivel on a ball-and-socket joint.
• Raise horizontally.
• The upper elbows can rotate.
• Elbows and knees are double-jointed and can be bent up to about 180 degrees.
• The manipulators can swivel on a ball-and-socket joint.
• The waist can rotate, though hindered by the red cockpit hatch unless it's lifted up.
• Front and side skirt armors can lift up to avoid interference with the leg articulation.
• The hip joint axis is a see-saw joint, allowing it to move up/down on one side.
• The upper thighs can swing frontwards (and backwards in a limited extent) on a peg, raise horizontally, and/or rotate on each piece.
• The ankles can tilt in an extent, or slightly pivot.

Weapons & Other Gimmicks

• The hands are swappable.
• Each of the weapons must be wielded by their respective hands.
• While using the Beam Rifle, the model can be posed supporting the rifle with the left hand using the open-palm manipulator.
• The Clay Bazooka can be stored on either side of the backpack, or onto the left shoulder via a connector piece.
• The Beam Naginata can be optionally removed from the rear waist armor (via connector) as a handheld weapon.
• The Dijeh can mount onto any Action Bases (sold separately).