TT Hongli HG 1/144 Throne Drei

TT Hongli HG 1/144 Throne Drei - Review

Two posts in a day! Now I'm hyped up! I'll try to breeze along this review. This kit just didn't leave an impact on me. I'm in anguish waiting for my RG kits. Hopefully by next week I can have my goodies.

Starting up front

Side. Pardon the dusty finish. It fell while applying top coat :(

Back

Close up

Some "action" poses. Sad to say, without any open hands or closed fists, I really can't do anything dramatic with this kit. Boo!

Coolest part in my photoshoot below:

NENA LET'S DOCK!

YOKAI! ANIKI!

*Chaching*

PSSHHHH..

SHINEEE!!!!

Pros:

Easy and fun to build

No assembly cures

Cons:

If poseability is what you're looking for, look elsewhere

One of the newer kits but still did not come with different sets of hands

Minimal armaments -- I mean ZERO!

Does not have any sort of gimmicks

This kit is hideous BUT, the unit was not designed to actually have any kind of specialty. It simply acted as a support for Eins and Zwei in the series. Collecting the Thrones is still a must have if you're a die hard fan of 00. I would not recommend this to any first timer who is looking for a kit to set their foot into the GunPla world. All in all, this is a pretty good bootleg. It does not require any assembly cure or gluing. I would recommend this kit however since it is one of the rarest kits in TTH. So if you spot one, go get it. Just don't expect something exciting.

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