Articulation

• The head can rotate, tilt, and move forwards/backwards via a hinge and ball-joint neck.
• Shoulder joints can be swung for frontwards articulation.
• The arms can…
  • Swing on a peg-and-socket joint.
  • Raise horizontally.
• The upper arms can rotate.
• The elbows are double-jointed.
• The manipulators can swivel on a ball-and-socket joint.
• The waist can turn 360 degrees, though it can be slightly hindered by the skirt armor panels.
• Front and side skirt armors can pivot to avoid interference with the leg articulation.
• The upper thighs can swivel on a ball-and-socket joint. (The backwards articulation is limited due to the single-piece rear skirt armor)
• Knee joints can be bent up to 110 degrees.
• The ankle can swivel on a ball-and-socket joint, though in an extent.

Weapons/Other Gimmicks

• The right hand is swappable.
• Each of the weapons must be wielded by their own respective hand parts.
• Beam Saber can be optionally removed from the backpack as a handheld weapon.
• Knee parts feature an inner frame with non-functional hydraulic parts.
• Bazooka handle can pivot.
• The shield can attach onto…
  • Any forearms via an adapter, though the default position is on the left.
  • One of the two pegs on the adapter.
• Powered GM can mount ontoHGUC Gabthley’sdisplay stand (Sold separately), or onto theAction Base(sold separately). (Tab-type adapter must be mounted onto the AB first)

Tips & Tricks

• For better results, some details are needed to be applied with Gundam Markers and/or Mr. Color paints
• Topcoat (Mr. Hobby recommended) can be used to protect applied stickers and if any, marking decals and painted details.
  • If using matte/flat-finish top coat, it is advisable not to spray on the clear/translucent parts – can be done by masking or spraying top coat while the said parts are separated.