Includes

• Char's Zaku II
  • Manipulators
    • Fists (1 pair)
    • Weapon-holding (1 pair)

• Zaku Machine Gun
• Heat Hawk
• 2 Double Separators

Kit Features & Gimmicks

Articulation

• The head can slightly swivel on a ball joint neck.
  • The mono-eye can move left or right. (removal of the helmet and the double separators are required to move the switch.)
• Shoulder joints can slightly swing frontwards.
• The arms can...
  • Swing on a peg-and-socket joint.
  • Raise horizontally.
• The upper arms can rotate.
• Both elbow and knee joints can be bent up to 90 degrees.
• The manipulators can swivel/pivot on a ball-and-socket joint.
• The waist can rotate in a limited extent, due to being hindered by a few skirt armor panels.
• Front and side skirt armors can pivot to avoid interference with the leg articulation.
• The upper thigh joints can swing frontwards/backwards (in a very limited extent) on a peg, raise horizontally and/or rotate on each thigh.
• The ankles can slightly tilt/pivot.

Weapons/Other Gimmicks

• The hands are swappable.
• Each of the weapons must be wielded by their own respective hands.
• Machine Gun foregrip can swivel.

Tips & Tricks

• For better results, some or most of the details are needed to be applied and panel-lined with Gundam Markers and/or Mr. Color paints.
• Topcoat (Mr. Hobby recommended) can be used to protect applied stickers/marking decals and if any, painted details.
  • If using matte/flat-finish top coat, it is advisable not to spray on the clear/translucent parts - can be done by masking or spraying top coat while the said parts are separated.

Customizing-based tips

• The Zaku Bazooka, and 1/3 of the bazooka-holding hand from the Mega Size Model MS-06 Zaku II can be used on this Gunpla.

Variants

Italicized items are exclusives.

• Current reissues of the Gunpla will feature a blue-colored Bandai Spirits logo.
• Mega Size Model MS-06 Zaku II

Notes & Trivia

• Other than the panel-lining/weathering tutorial, the How-to-guide book also features a diorama built by Takuji Yamada of Hobby Japan, and a Real Type Zaku built by Takeshi Hitokabe of Dengeki Hobby. 
• Due to how the Machine Gun is molded, the magazine drum does not detach individually.