SD EX-STANDARD GUNDAM EXIA (GN-001)

New line in Bandai's Gunpla product is SD-EX. Recreating older SD Gundam in 100% new mold with better detail and articulation.

Now, I did assemble SD-EX Gundam Exia (codename Gundam Seven Sword)

The completed one (after did assembly, put stickers, and lining) :

Good new design and looks cool. Different proportion that old SD-Gundam, head is smaller and have legs 😄, although when looking it from behind, legs not good to see, as it look empty.

Details are better than the old SD ,but with some elements missing from original Exia's design. First, it's no clear part at all. Second, GN condenser on the right and left hand are missing, replaced for shield's grip. Third, no iconic clavicle antenna at the torso 😑

This Exia are equipped with some weapons : GN Blade, GN Shield, and GN Sword, but not with Beam Saber.

Now, it's pose time :

As my review on it, this one is versatile kit to pose around with its all weapons. Good articulation, good proportion, and good detail for an SD. But I am not so comfortable with this Exia's design and its a lot of stickers.

Recommended for Exia's fans (like me) 😊

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