MG MS-06 F2 Zaku 2 EFSF Version
MG MS-06 F2 Zaku 2 EFSF Version
Mobile Suit Gundam / Master Grade
MG MS-06 F2 Zaku 2 EFSF Version
Overview
MS-06F2The MS-06F2 Zaku II EFSF Version depicts a Zaku salvaged after the One Year War and repurposed by Earth Federation forces for combat training. The bold red paintball splat marking on its shoulder commemorates its unusual second career, not a battle scar from the front lines.
This Master Grade kit carries a full parts count and internal polycap joints for wide articulation and dynamic posing. Included decals recreate the paintball splat and EFSF markings, and the splat decal can be positioned anywhere on the body for a personalized build. Final assembly calls for a handful of screws at key joints, plus a small amount of cement to attach three optional armor pieces on the helmet.
Product Features
Spec HighlightsPolycap Articulation
Internal polycaps deliver the wide range of motion and stable posing expected from a Master Grade kit.
Custom Paintball Splat Decal
A dedicated decal recreates the Zaku's signature paintball splash marking and can be applied to any part of the body for a personalized look.
Reinforced Screw Assembly
Select internal joints are secured with screws for added durability, alongside the standard MG snap-fit frame.
Also featured
- Three optional helmet armor pieces attached with a small amount of cement
- EFSF post-war training unit markings via decal sheet
What's in the Box
Contents Manifest- Molded plastic runners
- Polycaps
- Decal sheet (paintball splat and EFSF markings)
- Assembly screws
- Instruction manual
Specifications
Data Plate| Manufacturer | BANDAI SPIRITS |
|---|---|
| Line | Master Grade (MG) |
| Scale | 1/100 |
| Subject | MS-06F2 Zaku II (EFSF Version) |
| Assembly | Snap-fit with screws and partial cement |
| Materials | Plastic (PS), ABS, polycap joints |
More info: the EFSF salvage program
From War Machine to Training Aid
After the One Year War concluded, Earth Federation forces recovered and refurbished several MS-06 Zaku II units for internal use. Stripped of their Zeon colors, these salvaged machines found a second life as sparring targets for combat drills, their hulls marked by paintball splashes instead of battle scars.