Buy Zoids 25th Anniversary Japanese Kotobukiya Model Kit RZ-028 Blade LigerZoids 25th Anniversary Japanese Kotobukiya Model Kit RZ-028 Blade Liger Product Description:
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Blade Liger
By Shiro chan
This is my first HMM model and maybe the only one I get because that fact they are rather expensive. I would like to get the red Blade Liger sometime in the furure.This model, and probably the rest of the HMM models, is definately not for beginners or young children. The pieces are fragile and can break if not you're not careful. It took me hours to finish it, maybe I'm just slow but this is a time consuming model.Parts do tend to fall off but can be put back on. I used super glue on parts that don't move so they'd stop falling off. No paint or glue is required but you can use glue if you wish. The only really noticable non-painted part is the white on the tail. This model is mostly for display and not really for playing, so giving it to a kid would not be a good idea, unless they rarely played with it and were careful.I recommend this model for any Zoids fan, like myself, especially Liger fans. It's worth the money but make sure you have a lot of free time and patience to build it. It's also handy to have a small but sharp pair of scissors to cut of the not needed plastic parts or to cut the pieces off the frames.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
very fragile..
By Random Stranger
Great toy for any fan of the show , but its so fragile , broken peices are way to common and to easy . and leave you with a half built finished product which is very dissapointing
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Koto's Blade Liger
By Ravenwolf
The Pros: The liger is amazingly detailed, and construction was relatively simple. Just getting the box was awesome, there are SO MANY pieces. It's so detailed that it took 2 hours for the head's construction alone! There's a high range of motion allowing for endless poses, really.The Cons: The liger... is fragile. I've never positioned it without something falling off (especially the paws, but they're a quick fix.) Given, this could be fixed with a drop of glue in the right places, but I have yet to actually do that, and I doubt I will. (I don't move it around that often. If it turns out to be a chronic problem, I'll take care of it.) Some pieces were also difficult to get out of the sprues, I had two pieces break on me during construction, but they were simple fixes.The bottom line: If you're big into zoids like I am, DEFINITELY worth the money. I adore my koto liger, despite the fragility of it. It makes up for it with looks, it's a beautiful little thing. If you plan to be playing with it all the time... this might not be the model for you.
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