T-Spark Realize Model ZOIDS RMZ-004 Hell CAT GUYLOSModel Kit

The "new Hellcat" has a different appeal and high resolution than the moving kits released during the Showa and Heisei periods. We took into consideration the flexibility of the back, proportions, and range of motion of the legs that are unique to cat-like figures. The design was based on settings such as legs with jumping power and feet with sound-dampening functions. Each part has a movable gimmick: - The action plastic kit approach allows for a wide range of motion that enhances the realistic movements of animals. - There is a ball joint at the base of the neck, and the base of the head has an axis that can bend up and down. - The waist has a built-in pull-out joint, which can be pulled out to allow for large movements from side to side. It is also possible to fold the body forward. - Ball joints are used at the base of the legs, allowing for upright and inverted upright poses. The joints in the front legs have a wide range of motion, making it possible to pose the figure in a leaning forward position. - Because it is divided into three sections, it can swing left and right, allowing for dynamic poses. Additionally, the base of the tail is connected with a ball joint, allowing it to move flexibly in all directions. Detailed movable gimmick: - Equipped with movable gimmicks in detail, such as the cockpit hatch on the head. It is possible to express a variety of things. The cockpit hatch in the head opens and closes. A 1/100 scale pilot figure (regular soldier) can be placed inside. Furthermore, the cockpit section, which is common to all Imperial small-sized Zoids, can be detached. The twin high-velocity cannon and twin acceleration beam cannon can adjust their elevation left/right and up/down.

• The "new Hellcat" has a different appeal and high resolution than the moving kits released during the Showa and Heisei periods.
• We took into consideration the flexibility of the back, proportions, and range of motion of the legs that are unique to cat-like figures.
• The design was based on settings such as legs with jumping power and feet with sound-dampening functions.
• Equipped with movable gimmicks in detail, such as the cockpit hatch on the head. It is possible to express a variety of things. The cockpit hatch in the head opens and closes. A 1/100 scale pilot figure (regular soldier) can be placed inside. Furthermore, the cockpit section, which is common to all Imperial small-sized Zoids, can be detached. The twin high-velocity cannon and twin acceleration beam cannon can adjust their elevation left/right and up/down.
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