MG 1/100 Mobile Ginn
Mobile Suit Gundam SEED . Master Grade
MG 1/100 Mobile Ginn
Overview
MG Mobile GinnThe Mobile GINN, the iconic mass-produced unit from the Cosmic Era, arrives in MG form for the first time, based on designs by mechanic designer Junichi Akutsu.
Utilizing the ZAFT ZGMF frame introduced in the MG Zaku Warrior, this kit replicates the common internal parts shared across mass-produced ZAFT suits. The flexible movement of the backpack, thanks to an inner frame, has been recreated with a wide range of articulation, along with ornaments based on new interpretations.
Product Features
Spec HighlightsShared ZGMF Inner Frame
Built on the ZAFT ZGMF frame from the MG Zaku Warrior, replicating common internal parts across mass-produced ZAFT suits.
Articulated Backpack
An inner frame allows flexible backpack movement for a wider range of posing options.
New Ornament Details
Ornaments have been reinterpreted for this release, adding refined surface detail to the mass-production design.
Also featured
- 1/100 Scale
- Made of plastic
- Fully articulated once complete
- From the Mobile Suit Gundam SEED anime
- Instructions may or may not include English translation
- No glue required for assembly, a hobby nipper is required to remove parts from runners
- Action Base not included
What's in the Box
Contents Manifest- Pieces to build Mobile Ginn
- Pilot figure
- Machine gun
- Sword
- 2 Missile launchers
- 4 Pairs of hands
- Magazine rack
- 4 Magazines
- Decals
- Instructions
Specifications
Data Plate| Manufacturer | BANDAI SPIRITS |
|---|---|
| Scale | 1/100 |
| Subject | Mobile Ginn |
| Series | Mobile Suit Gundam SEED |
| Material | Plastic |
| Assembly | Snap-fit, no glue required |
More info: The ZGMF Frame System
A Shared Foundation for ZAFT Mass Production
This kit is built on the ZAFT ZGMF frame first introduced in the MG Zaku Warrior. This shared internal structure is intended to be used across future mass-produced ZAFT suit releases, allowing consistent articulation and engineering while each unit's outer parts and ornaments are newly reinterpreted for its own design.