Name: Mazinger Z Infinity Ver. 1/60 Scale Review!
Uploaded: 2020-04-04T06:29:42.000Z
Duration: 14 min 36 s
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So here we have the absolutely gigantic Messinger's, the 1 60 scale Infinity version.

Kids here and it is gigantic is really pushing the limits of my review space here.

It's kind of just barely fitting onto my rotating basis so it will actually willing to give you guys a look around, make it here like this and men.

This was a really fun kid to Bill, but I really do enjoy building a mega size kits.

And once again, although this is not in mega sized kid by name and pretty much every other way, it's a mega sized kid uses the same Polly caps.

The construction is all pretty much the same, although I am happy to report that this does have much fewer seam lines on it than the typical mega sized Gundam.

Both have tons of seam lines on them and with him being gigantic pieces, it's kind of a pain in the ass.

But with this get, it doesn't really have that many seamless in it, which is fantastic, and obviously the thing does just due to the Penhall our armor panel design of this with being like such a patchwork of different armored panels they were ableto designed, the parts in a way that fit together that just hide the seam lines on their very well.

Obviously, that's gonna be the main point of this get.

But aside from its size, it's incredibly nicely detailed as well.

If there's a ton of detail on it everywhere, especially if you look even some of the finer detail, especially around up on the face and the head will see here in a moment.

We have led gimmick in there as well, which I'll try to get going for you guys if I can get it open the hatch on the back to access the led is kind of hard to get open.

So if I can get that open, we'll get that lit up for you guys.

But once again, if you miss the life bill of this, I did build a kid up live here on my channel in that video is stored here on channel.

If you want to check that out, I did test the led during the live stream as well, and it was very cool.

But if you guys are familiar with mega size gets it all.

Aside from the seam line issue that I mentioned, the other issue that most mega sized kids have is that they just don't really have very good articulation.

They're just so big and clunky that they don't really do a whole lot.

They just are look big and cool, and they're really nicely detailed.

Well, you can't really expect them to actually really do a lot.

A lot of people say they're like gigantic versions of H G kits, and that's kind of sort of the case.

But a lot of times HD kits are actually better articulated in the mega sized version.

Mega size kits are very simple, like the big thing of them is that they're very large now.

One thing also, people point out, is that this is a different scale from mega size kids may.

While the scale is different, the general size is about the same, so we'll take a look at a couple of size comparisons here on a bit as well compared to the mega size art 70 eights and Unicorn Gundam.

First off, let's just take a closer look and check out the articulation that it does have for a comedian.

Say, before we get into the articulation, I'm going to remove the backpack so you can prove that by just taking off this part here on the front and sort of like a belt that fits around his midsection there and then just take off the backpack here.

And then you have this part here to plug that up from where that pack was removed.

If you don't want to have that installed on there, you can play that up like that.

Now that hatched her move to get to the led is here on the back that you need to remove their but yes, because I can't get it at.

The woman will try to get that here in a bit.

As for the head, the head it can and go up to there and down to there.

So you have a double drink of a joint at the base of the neck and the joint at the base of the head there so that can chicken neck there.

You can get that little bit to the side like that as well.

And inside those clear parts there for the eyes and everything, it looks super cool in there.

And then also, of course, we have this little guy up on its head.

It can remove that the wings fold down on this, and this also is really nice.

It doesn't have unfortunately, like the connector for this to plug into the top of the head of square shaped would've been nice if they would have made that circle shapes.

We could plug this onto an action base, but unfortunately with it just the way that it is to plug it onto an action based or something, you have to just, I guess, drill another hole or something in there.

And also inside that clear part, you have, like some really nice detail there with, like, the pilot seat chairs and stuff.

But I gotta say it definitely does not look.

1 60 scale the scale of the detail inside of there.

Like especially the chair looks more like 11 44 possibly 100 scale.

But it definitely doesn't look 1 60 scale.

And there's the scale of that is a bit off, I think.

But that just holds up and it fits onto the head.

We have a little bit of movement forward and back like that.

You can move this shoulder armor by itself, and you can ultimately bring the arm up to only about their Seems like, unfortunately, not even up to 90 degrees there for that.

So we have this two separate panels here.

When you bend this, there's a band of like, the main elbow here.

And then there's another bent up behind this part, so that part will kind of fold into the elbow joint there.

So it's a pretty nice elbow joint for this and, of course, also has to have a nice elbow joint for the rocket punch and rocket elbow features, which we'll see in a woman.

But so the elbow actually folds up quite nicely And here's one of the few seam lines you have on this case on this silver part There on the upper arm.

As for the wrist is attached via a ball joint at the base, and then you do have a hinge in the wrist there as well, so it's actually quite nice on the hand.

Here is one of the other points where you will have a seam line here on the thumb.

You'll notice the sea mine on the side of the thumb there.

It's really nice detail here on the chest is well, that piece up underneath this clear red piece looks really cool that I look even better once it's actually painted it with some like metallic kind of color or something like that, where you can really see it shining underneath a clear read.

We have some articulation here in the torso where that will bend back like that.

Not really forward, though unfortunately, and then we do have some rotation here at the midsection as well.

You can get that rotated a little bit for these kind of skirt bits.

These little guys at the front will move up and down a little bit, and these ones here on the side will also move a little bit.

But kind of not really much on the side of the hip joint is where you will have another steam line.

Just a little one here down the side of just that part.

There you can bring the legs outs pretty nice and wider there, and then you move that little front skirt bit a little bit.

You can get the leg up to about 90 degrees to the body like that, very cool.

And then for the knee band, it'll just bend like that.

You will have a seam line here on the front of that joint in there.

So, like most of the steam lines on this care, just unlike the joint parts, like here and then here on the upper leg, just like that, basically, and then down here, the ankles.

You have some Ford and back moving just a little bit and a little bit of side to side as well.

But from my experience, the ankles tend to be the weak point of these mega sized kids.

Because there's so much weight on them, the ankles can get kind of weak and they can be kind of.

They tend to fall over kind of easily because the ankle gets kind of weak.

But on this one, the ankle does feel stronger than usual up underneath the feet.

So if we once more just plug on the backpack here for a moment, wings are also articulated in that little fool like that and also rotate down.

You can rotate them down like that once again, from the back side, you can see they'll rotate down, and then you can fold the wing up as well on the other side.

Rotate that down and then fooled that up.

For some other accessories, we do also have the set of just open sort of karate chop action hands.

These also have a seam line on on this side.

It's kind of through the side of the fingers where it looks sort of natural.