Bandai 5055755 - HGUC 1/144 Silver Bullet Model Kit - High Grade poseable kit for collectors  [B-5055755]

Bandai 5055755 - HGUC 1/144 Silver Bullet No.170
Price:
CAD$33.19
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5055755
GTIN:
4573102557551
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Assembling the HGUC 1/144 Silver Bullet with care

The Bandai 5055755 HGUC 1/144 Silver Bullet Model Kit is a standout choice for builders who follow the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn line. This High Grade kit focuses on joint articulation and clear armor separation, offering a satisfying build for hobbyists with some kit experience.

Movement, joints and layout

Engineered for lively poses, the Silver Bullet uses compact joints that allow a wide range of motion for action stances. Smart undergating reduces visible nubs, and distinct part separation helps when you plan to paint or weather individual panels.

Skill level and recommended workshop tools

Rated as a moderate build, the kit suits modelers who have completed a few HG kits. Essential tools include side cutters, a sharp hobby knife, and sanding sticks to refine fit and remove sprue marks before finishing.

Prep, painting and final protection

Light sanding and panel lining bring out the kit's engraved detail. Use waterslide or dry-transfer decals for markings, then seal everything with a matte or gloss topcoat to protect paintwork and decals.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/144
  • Grade: HG
  • Build Level: Moderate

In sum, the HGUC 1/144 Silver Bullet is a rewarding High Grade kit for builders who want clean part separation and strong posing options.

Start with side cutters for clean removal, a hobby knife for trimming, and sanding sticks to smooth nub marks. A set of tweezers helps with decal placement.
You can paint some large sections on the runner, but separated armor pieces are easier to prime and detail once removed and cleaned up.
Use undercut removal techniques: cut close to the part then sand progressively with finer grits. Finish with a light polishing stick before priming.
A clear acrylic topcoat is versatile; use gloss to lock decals first, then a light satin or matte coat to achieve the final look while protecting transfers.

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