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GUNDAM - HG 1/144 Hambrabi (GQ) - Model Kit
GUNDAM - HG 1/144 Hambrabi (GQ) - Model Kit
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Take control of one of the most formidable and unconventional transformation prototypes of the Universal Century, thanks to the modern plastic engineering developed by Bandai Spirits.
The RX-139 Hambrabi stands out as a major air and space fighter for the Titans faction. The kit is immediately recognisable by its deep midnight blue military livery, accentuated by a contrasting brick-red chest plate and a multitude of pink single-eye optical sensors scattered across the entire bodywork. Its slender, sharp and aerodynamic silhouette moves away from classic humanoid forms to draw inspiration from marine life.
An integrated transformation and a heavy arsenal for harassment:
The model’s greatest technical strength lies in its ability to transform completely (Wave Rider Form). The hip stabilisers fold away and the head lowers, transforming the figure into a compact, aerodynamic assault fighter in just a few simple steps. When it comes to combat, the Hambrabi is heavily armed: the set includes its two long-barrelled, swivelling dorsal beam cannons, its flexible Sea Serpent-type electrified spear, and its sharp wrist claws.
The model’s greatest technical strength lies in its ability to transform completely (Wave Rider Form). The hip stabilisers fold away and the head lowers, transforming the figure into a compact, aerodynamic assault fighter in just a few simple steps. When it comes to combat, the Hambrabi is heavily armed: the set includes its two long-barrelled, swivelling dorsal beam cannons, its flexible Sea Serpent-type electrified spear, and its sharp wrist claws.
Excellent posing freedom and an asymmetrical presence:
Despite its transformation mechanism, the robot retains remarkable joint mobility at the knees, elbows and hips. Its two immense dorsal wings, shaped like manta ray fins, pivot on independent axes to stabilise the mecha during combat manoeuvres or to unfold majestically during supersonic flight.
Despite its transformation mechanism, the robot retains remarkable joint mobility at the knees, elbows and hips. Its two immense dorsal wings, shaped like manta ray fins, pivot on independent axes to stabilise the mecha during combat manoeuvres or to unfold majestically during supersonic flight.
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