Bandai 173911 - LBX Achiles Deed Display Model Kit  [B-173911]

Bandai #B-173911 - LBX 018 Achiles Deed (Plastic model)
Price:
CAD$18.87
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-173911
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Build Overview for Bandai LBX Achiles Deed

The Bandai 173911 - LBX Achiles Deed model kit brings a focused build experience for hobbyists who enjoy precise assembly. Parts are engineered for clean fits and the kit balances detail with user-friendly construction, making it appealing to new and experienced builders alike.

Assembly Notes and Posing Options

Parts arrive pre-moulded in multiple colours to reduce painting needs while still allowing custom finishes. The kit includes articulated joints so you can pose the figure dynamically once assembled. Careful part separation and simple snap-fit connections keep the build straightforward while preserving visual accuracy.

Specifications

  • Articulation Points: Elbow, knee, ankle, waist and head joints
  • Color Separation: Multi-colour moulded components; optional painting and detailing
  • Assembly Type: Snap-fit construction with minimal glue required

Overall, the LBX Achiles Deed kit demonstrates Bandai's attention to fit and articulation, resulting in a compact, display-ready model that rewards careful assembly and light customisation.

Which joints are movable on this kit?

The model offers movement at the elbows, knees, ankles, waist and head, allowing a wide range of poses suitable for display and photography.

Do I need paints to finish Bandai 173911 - LBX Achiles Deed?

No, painting is optional since parts are multi-colour moulded. Painting or panel lining will enhance detail but is not required for a good result.

Is this kit suitable for beginners?

Yes, the snap-fit design and clear part layout make it accessible to beginners while still offering enough detail to interest experienced builders.

What tools help with assembly?

Basic modelling tools like nippers, a hobby knife and fine files are useful. Tweezers and panel line markers improve detailing and final presentation.

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