From Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX, the "Hambrabi" piloted by Geiz Capa has been made into a 3D model in HG! Designed with outstanding detail to fit perfectly in your Mobile Suit collection, this figure once assembled features a wide range of accessories for enacting your dream moments from the hit anime series! Don't miss out on adding this model kit to your collection and order yours today!
1/144 Scale
Made of plastic
Based on the Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX anime series
Part of the High Grade series
Multiple points of articulation
Interchangeable parts and accessories
Instructions may or may not include English translation
Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX HGGQ #15 Hambrabi 1/144 Model Kit
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Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX HGGQ #15 Hambrabi 1/144 Model Kit
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100 Executive Drive Unit 1 Sterling VA 20166 United States
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The GQuuuuuuX from the 2025 series "Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX" has been released as an HG kit. It caused quite a stir right from the start with its wildly unconventional design — definitely a love-it-or-hate-it situation. With Ikuto Yamashita, the designer behind Evangelion, handling the mecha design, it ended up feeling like something right in between Eva and Gundam.
First off, the overall concept is quite different from previous HG kits. Since the original design has such a complex color scheme, the parts are broken up in an almost brutal fashion. In terms of part size and assembly feel, it's very reminiscent of building an RG — and thanks to that, even a straight build delivers a really colorful result. Some seals are used here and there, but most of the key colors are cleanly handled through color separation.
The joint structure uses the polycap-less approach that's been trending lately, and the articulation is tuned to feel incredibly smooth. The HGCE SEED Freedom kits had a somewhat stiff feel overall that made posing a bit uncomfortable, but this kit actually feels even smoother than polycap joints. And yet it still delivers solid joint strength, so it really nails both articulation and stability at the same time. A lot of that smooth feel seems to come from the softer plastic material used, which also makes the assembly process feel nice and satisfying.
For weapons, you get 2 beam sabers, a beam rifle, a shield, and the Tomenosuke Heat Hawk. The head is provided as a choice between face mask deployed and non-deployed versions. It would've been a pain if it were a parts-swap system, but thankfully two complete heads are included so you can just swap them out easily. One thing to watch out for — when pulling off the head, the entire neck sometimes comes out with it, so you'll want to be careful with how much force you use. On top of that, a separate Core Fighter nose section is included, which you can combine with the backpack to recreate the Core Fighter.
Overall this is a very satisfying kit — the highlights are the impressive color separation, smooth assembly and articulation, and solid joint strength. The one thing to keep in mind is that while you can pull the hip joint down slightly to extend the range of motion, it can end up a bit unstable at certain angles, so just be aware of that. Also, the RG-level fine parts breakdown is a defining feature of this kit, but that'll be a love-it-or-hate-it thing too. If you love the intricate parts of RG kits you'll probably be thrilled, but if you have large hands or your eyesight isn't what it used to be (...) and small parts are a struggle, that could be a real downside.
So setting aside whether you love or hate the striking design, this kit ventures into new territory as an RG-style HG. If you enjoy intricate parts breakdown and don't have any issues with the design, this is a top-quality modern HG that I'd highly recommend. :-)
