HG The Witch from Mercury #18 Gundam Lfrith Thorn

$35.00

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  • 4 In stock
Pickup available at Lil Thingamajigs Hive (Warehouse)
From the latest Gundam series "Mobile Suit Gundam Witch of Mercury", Gundam Lubris Thorn has been commercialized!
  • A large backpack is attached to the back.
  • We are equipped with exclusive weapon, shield.
  • Accessories: Dedicated weapon × 1, Shield x 1, Hand parts × 1 set, Sticker × 1
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$35.00

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  • 4 In stock
  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
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HG The Witch from Mercury #18 Gundam Lfrith Thorn

$35.00
HG The Witch from Mercury #18 Gundam Lfrith Thorn

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  • Lil Thingamajigs Hive (Warehouse)

    Pickup available,usually ready in 24 hours (Mon-Fri 10am-6pm)

    100 Executive Drive
    Unit 1
    Sterling VA 20166
    United States

Expert Review

This kit is the HG Gundam Lfrith Thorn, released as part of the Mobile Suit Gundam "The Witch from Mercury" series. It's a companion unit to the HG Gundam Lfrith Urreleased just before it. Like that one, it only shares the Gundam Lfrith name — the actual design looks completely different.

First off, it has a distinctive set of proportions with long arms and short legs. According to the lore, this is a design meant to stabilize the unit's center of mass during high-speed combat to withstand extreme combat maneuvers. That's the in-universe explanation anyway, but the look itself seems like it'll be pretty divisive.

Beyond that, the overall build quality is solid for a standard HG kit, with decent articulation and joint strength. For weapons, you get a beam diffuse gun and beam sabers — you rotate the beam saber unit below the wrist to plug in the beam parts. On the back, it's equipped with the same phased array cannons as the Gundam Lfrith Ur, and they move and deploy the same way too.

So it's a kit with a pretty unusual look — and interestingly, the proportions actually feel less awkward when it's in a pose than just standing still. The build quality itself is on the solid side, so if this quirky style appeals to you, it's definitely worth picking up. :-)

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