Bandai 5059163 - HGUC 1/144 GM Type C Model Kit - Compact High Grade RGM-79C  [B-5059163]

Bandai 5059163 - HGUC 1/144 RGM-79C GM Type C No.113
Price:
CAD$20.52
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5059163
GTIN:
4573102591630
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Inspecting the HGUC 1/144 GM Type C kit

The HGUC 1/144 RGM-79C GM Type C joins the High Grade Universal Century line as a well engineered option for model builders. Its parts are laid out for accurate proportions and reliable joint movement, making it a solid project for collectors who value poseability and detail.

Poseability and part fit

The kit stands out for its smooth joints, especially at the shoulders and elbows, which enable dynamic stances. Parts are separated to reduce visible seams and to help sections mate cleanly, cutting down on extra trimming and fuss during the build.

Assembly level and suggested tools

Rated as a moderate build, this kit suits both beginners stepping up and experienced modellers. A basic toolset of side cutters, a hobby knife and sanding sticks will cover most of the assembly tasks.

Finishing tips for paint and decals

Light sanding before gluing will improve panel joins. Adding panel lines and decals brings out surface detail, and a clear topcoat will protect paint and give a finished look.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/144
  • Grade: High Grade (HG)
  • Build Level: Moderate

For builders who want a compact, articulate Federation suit, this HGUC kit provides neat engineering and straightforward assembly, making it a worthwhile addition to a tabletop or display shelf.

This model is moderate in complexity, so new builders with basic tool skills will manage it, while experienced modellers can use it as a quick, rewarding build.
Yes, the shoulder and elbow joints are engineered for stable posing, though careful trimming and correct assembly improve hold.
No special paints are required. Standard model acrylics or enamels work well; use primer for best adhesion and a topcoat for protection.
Yes, the clean part separation and simple construction make painting, panel lining and decal work straightforward for custom finishes.

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