"Hasegawa 1/72 Xabungle" is assembled. (Plastic Model Assembly)
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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This is a summary of the process of completing the plastic model "Hasegawa 1/72 Xabungle". This time, because it is a 1/72 scale and big size kit, there are many parts and it took a very long time to assemble, so the video is a large volume of about 18 and a half minutes.
The video is 18 and a half minutes long, but it is a very impressive assembly review, so please enjoy watching the individual parts as they come together and take shape.
Walker Machine Xabungle: To avenge his parents' death, the main character drives the battle mecha "Xabungle" through the land of Planet Zora with his friends. 1982-1983 SF robot animation.
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Wow you make Xabungle look so easy. Other channels implied that adhesive was a must for example.
It is not as easy as Gunpla, but can be assembled without glue. Please give it a try !
Very nice model.. Moderoid model kit are better of this ? I need to buy one, the Moderoid version are trasformable and 18cm tall.. this one from HASEGAWA looks Bigger
I have not built it yet, but I think the Modeloid is also a good kit. Hasegawa is non-transforming but has a big size to 259mm high and is reasonably priced. Thanks for your comment!
No problem man, i collect SOC from bandai and various model kit from aoshima,moderoid,hasegawa and SMP bandai. I like old robot from 80' 90' that made history. Now im waiting for the new Shin getter dragon.. im 50years old😢😢😅😅..lol
But I love this robot and I like to spend some hours to relax with model kit.
The Modeloid Shin Getter Dragon is cool. I am just 50 years old myself, so I empathize with you very much. The display shelf in my room is lined with robots from the '80s and '90s, such as Gundam, Xabungle, L-gaim, and Bilbine. Just looking at them makes me happy.