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Gamu-Toys Review! Click here to see the pics and review!

From what I read, gamu toys states the toy is rock solid compared to the model, which he said is quite unstable. NO STICKERS, everything is painted and pre-printed! The pilot figure of Ozma is fixed into place. Some detail on the main(front) landing gear but not so much on the rear, they are plain. Transformation is similar to the model kit. You have very little to worry about during transformation. The model kit has better leg mobility in gerwalk mode. If you want the gun/knife to be held in gerwalk or battroid mode, you must swap the hands to the trigger finger hand.

The shoulders, hips, ankles, and heels are made out of diecast metal. The reviewer states that he is glad everything locks into place firmly except for the neck lock being a little loose. The toy is well balanced. Not sure if I read this right, but I think he mentioned that the neck piece is too small, covered up by the head/jaw. Double ball jointed neck. Head laser bases are on ball joints. Head laser is not damaged when moved, but is soft(it's PVC). The reviewer was disappointed with the way the head lasers look since they can be bent easily, and wanted to have at least swappable head lasers that were made of harder plastic and can retain their shape easier. There are four joints in each shoulder boasting a wide range of movement. Elbows can move up and down, there is also a bicep swivel, and wrists are on ball joints. The shield can only fit on the left arm. The combat knife cannot be stored in the shield. The reviewer thinks that stands are essential for items like this, and that this release should have come with one from the beginning. Bandai almost always packs stands with their gokin and SOC toys, so I am surprised that this toy didn't come with a stand. I couldn't get the most accurate translation on this next part, but I think he mentions that you can handle this toy with no worrying about damage and that durability was emphasized on the toy.