GM Quel MG 1/100 Scale

Clear parts are used for the head camera eyes of the 1/20 Nina Purpleton figure, which is included in the set. The internal mechanism of the camera eye and the inside of the cockpit are reproduced, and the hatch can be opened and closed. This Gunpla, a dimensionalized plastic model of mobile suits that appears in the series of "Mobile Suit Gundam", also includes a rifle, a beam rifle, a shield, and a beam saber.

Gunpla, which stands for "Gundam Plastic Model", is a popular hobby in Japan, where these models of robots and battleships called mobile armour have been sold in large quantities since their debut in 1980 as "1/144 Gundam". With over 445 million units sold, Gundam has become a cultural phenomenon, with the main suit in each series usually sporting a white and blue color scheme with yellow and red accents, and at least one pair of yellow or white V-fins on its head.

The success of the Gundam franchise lies not only in the robot action but also in the focus on the main character's social growth, which is the main point of the story. By introducing a human drama in reality with the war set to treat robots as a type of weapon called "mobile suits", the Gundam series has become a pioneer of a series of robot animation revolution.

To ensure the commitment to quality and responsiveness to the market, Gundam is currently conducted consistently in Japan from planning, development to production at the "Bandai Hobby Center" in "Hobby's Town Shizuoka". Bandai, the leading manufacturer of these Gunpla models, is known for its dedication to creating engaging, quality toys that capture children's imaginative spirit and provide endless "Fun For The Future".

Bandai's unique business model, called Character Merchandising (CMD), has been instrumental in the success of the Gundam franchise, not only in its know-how but also in the business area. The 1/100 scale Gundam model is a testament to the brand's commitment to quality and its popularity as a Japanese import product.

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