BB#392 Neo Zeong Gundam UC Model Kit

The moment I held the box in my hands, I already knew this was going to be a great kit. The box art is fantastic and the heftiness told me that this had a lot more to offer than a normal SD kit. In terms of display, the SD Sinanju itself looked amazing with the black and gold stickers, however the model was ready to get a lot bigger as there were a bunch of parts to build the Neo Zeong. In terms of cost efficiency, for only about 20 dollars, you are buying 2 SD model kits, a stand, and Psycho Shard effect parts (which are online exclusive for the HGUC version). Size wise, this guy is bigger than any SD or HG model I've ever built. Definitely pick this up if you are not willing to spend more than 200 dollars for the HGUC Neo Zeong.

The tiny Sinanju suit seems pretty solid, not a lot of loose parts however, the bigger suit itself has many problems with shaky bits and loose pieces specifically in the thrusters and arms. Expect them to fall off often when posing or moving. Overall the kits are great and are definitely a must have.

This is worth the price. A lot going on in this small kit. Not only does it have the giant suit but it also comes with the SD Sasubi this one is a little tough for beginners but it will definitely be worth it. Especially when u pop that big guy on your shelf. Worth the money honestly considering getting another to give to a friend! Or even myself!

Don’t get me wrong, when put together (which by the way was very easy to do) it looks nice. But some parts are a gona take a lot of effort to fit and others are extremely loose to the point where they’ll fall off if you just tap it. Certainly tho it’s large, it’s a nice color, looks just like the show counterpart, and it’s most importantanly cool. Worth your money, but just remember to be carful with.

A blast putting this together! It's basically two robots for the price of one bigger one. The ones and elbows don't post, but the feet, shoulders, hips, and hands do. The moveable eye gimmick was a nice surprise. The stickers aren't all that great but are acceptable if you don't want to paint (but it's a beast when it is painted). Two of the polycaps used in the back arms are plastic instead of rubber, but if you switch a few around it's not much of a problem, and if they loosen, there's a few easy way to get them to tighten so they don't slouch.

What can I say, a mini SD Gundam model inside of another SD Gundam model, just the thought of this make me happy.I wish Bandai Namco made more like this!Its double the mecha in a cute package, it's the cutest little space dominator.Would buy it all over again.There's a huge version of this one but that's expensive like wild expensive.

Far from the most interesting kit I've built. I would rather have spent the money on either a nicer SD or RG instead. If you must have a Neo Zeong, but don't have the disposable income to shell out on the HG then this is your other option. The Sinanju is pretty lacking in terms of detail. I has the mandatory Principality engravings, but that's about it. The Neo Zeong itself isn't awful, but has issues if you want to post it in any interesting manner. At the end of the day, keep in mind that you're getting 2 15$ models instead of one 30$ model.

It fits for most GSC Nendoroid as picture shown, and it looks hilarious. There are tons of stickers on Sinanju but much less on Neo Zeong, makes it much better if only display it with Nendoroid.