Harrison Martin's Custom Gundam F91 rockets out of Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam and into the HGUC line!
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Gunpla (plastic model kits) are a snap together assembly and do not need plastic cement to complete. We always recommend having some plastic cement handy as a part of your modeler's tool kit. If you prefer to fix your model in a particular pose then plastic cement will work. Plastic cement is also perfect to use if a joint is loose. Apply plastic cement in a single thin layer and allow it to dry completely before test fitting. Re-apply more cement if necessary.
Gunpla (plastic model kits) are designed to be built and displayed without the need for painting. Kits are molded in different colours replicating the colours of the actual mecha from the Gundam series. A technique called colour separation, where multiple parts of the model are molded in different colours on the same sprue is also used. Gundam kits often include stickers or water-slide decals that can be applied to the model to enhance its appearance. Some Gunpla kits come with pre-painted parts or parts with pre-applied details, such as metallic or translucent finishes.
Many modelers still choose to paint their kits to customize and add further detail. Painting allows for more creativity and personalization, enabling modelers to achieve unique effects, weathering, and colour schemes that may not be available out of the box. However, the kits are designed to be enjoyable and visually appealing even without painting, making them accessible to a wide range of hobbyists.
"Mobile Suit Gundam F91" was originally intended to be a full TV series but was condensed into a movie. This gives it a unique, streamlined narrative that offers a swift dive into its universe, making it a compact entry into the Gundam saga.
No, the Gundam F90 and Gundam F91 are not from the exact same series, but they share a narrative connection within the Universal Century timeline.
The Gundam F91 has been made available in several Gunpla grades, most notably the High Grade (HG) and Master Grade (MG). There's also a version in the Real Grade (RG) line, offering intricate details in a 1/144 scale.
Yes, the Gundam F91 is distinct for its "Face Open" feature, where cooling fins deploy from its face during high-performance combat, a trait replicated in some of its Gunpla versions.
The primary antagonists are associated with the Crossbone Vanguard, a militaristic faction led by the Ronah family, aiming to establish a new aristocracy in space.
