It is here.

The master grade Gundam Barbato.

So this kid I've got to say is pretty amazing.

I should also preface this by just saying that I wasn't the biggest fan of the arm blood orphans, Siri's or like the designs that much in general.

But despite that, this is a really super nice master grade that I can highly recommend to you guys.

So is pretty awesome.

If you guys didn't see the live stream, you go back and check that out and live streamed the build process for this, you can go back and watch that it was a really fun build and the lifestyle was pretty fun is what we have a quiz and give away.

So that's all sorted.

And that was a lot of fun.

I shared a lot of my thoughts on the building process all throughout the live stream as well, so it's worth checking out if you're interested.

But for now, let's talk about my final thoughts about the kid, not have it all built up and ready to share this with you guys.

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Let's get into a here with the master Great Varvatos.

It's amazing, and I can't wait to show it to you guys.

So let's check out the articulation.

All the finer details first, right?

So aside from the articulation, also just point out some of the finer points of the build little gimmicks and things like that as well.

Now as I said, the process of building this was quite complicated.

It's a pretty complex built, especially a lot of the frame, so it's definitely definitely much different from building the non grade, 100 scale kid.

I expected to be, you know, kind of relatively similar, but it's not very similar to that all building the frame of this takes some time.

You really have to pay attention to what you're doing in the manual coast.

It's just pretty complex, so whole time building.

I kept coming back to that thought, thinking like men, this is a pretty intricate build.

So as you can see, I mean, there's just a part of separation and details everywhere.

A lot of parts of the armor, like you see heavy some big open areas where there's not a whole lot of detail on the outside armor.

But there's a good amount just here and there, but especially on the frame, any parts of the frame, even parts that end up getting covered up.

There's a ton of detail in the frame.

So definitely this is one like where you're gonna want to do.

If you're gonna be painting it up, you're gonna want to do probably just as much work detail ing up everything on the frame as even the outer armor as well.

So it's a really cool frame to build up.

You got a ton of pistons everywhere, as you can see.

Just a little silver bid to go pistons up here in the arm.

You got business on the back of the arm in the back there on the back of the legs down here, and so you've got plenty of really nice little details, those bits all in the plated silver and then here for the eyes.

It's a clear Greenpeace.

You do have these foil stickers you can stick on there instead if you prefer.

But I just thought I just want to show you guys the clear green part there for the eyes.

As far as the articulation for the head, you've got a joint at the kind of base of the neck that will move like that.

Then you've got a joint in the base of the head as well, which also, if you kind of shoot me that around, you can get that up to all the way up to there, which is pretty awesome for the neck joint.

You can see you just got a bunch of the inner detail.

They're exposed there at the neck as well.

And so far, upward movement.

This thing is pretty amazing.

There and against all the color separation parts operation there in the face is amazing.

The cockpit hatch does open by sliding this down just a little bit.

It's a little bit tricky because the gold apart underneath this blue park tends to kind of get stuck there a little bit, but that opens up and you can see down into there.

You have your seated me Kazuki pilot figure inside.

There's really only see, like the top of his head.

But he's in there, as you can see, and so that does just open up a little bit like that anyway.

Then the head will go, then all the way down to their like cells.

The neck articulation fantastic.

Here in the torso section, you've gotten kind of two points of articulation here at the base where, like the center, part of the torso connects to the top half.

And so you can see as he moved that up and down, the Pistons will move, and you can move this side to side rotating like that, also kind of this side to side movement.

The Pistons will move a little bit like that as you rotate that kind of off to the side at an angle.

Then we do also have another point of articulation.

For once, you've got this kind of all the way forward at the lower point.

Then there's another upper point above that for further Ben, for a kind of it's more like the front.

It's kind of authority as far forward as it's gonna go.

But you could bring the back up a little bit more, and there's a little piston up inside there as well for that for bringing the back up just a little bit more, even farther forward.

So the stomach crunch is pretty intense, and you can also move that back a little bit back Thio there as well.

It's gonna be a little tricky to shaving, like the turbines of the AI have reactor.

Those bits up in here, those will just spin.

They're not connected anything.

They're just separate part that it spins freely up inside there.

So I can't really do a whole lot really with that.

But it's just a cool gimmick that they built into it, that those can actually spin like that.

And then the shoulder is okay.

You've got two Pistons here, which will be exposed when you move the shoulders out like that.

You can see one connecting towards the back of the torso and one connecting top of torso.

Here.

Both of those get exposed.

When you rotate the shoulder forward, it looks awesome.

So shoulder ultimately will come forward to about there.

The armor will move up and down on its own kind of similar to the one on scale in HD, but it's connected a little bit better way, so it's actually a little bit stronger connection in this case.

And now, from when the kid was first announced, I had doubts about this seam line here on the side of the shoulder.

It seems like they've changed up a little bit.

They've made this groove so that it makes it's like a really super wide panel line, like a one and 1/2 for 1.2 millimeters.

It looks like they're so they've hit in this seam line here on the shoulders as just really wide panel line.

So that's okay.

And the clear pink parts here look fantastic.

Now, here on the shoulder, it looks much brighter because the part underneath is white here, on the chest and on the knees.

It's not as a parent still looks cool, but it's not quite as a parent without a white backing both of these air to set against the dark frames, so they're not quite glowing as brightly.

But here, at least on the shoulders with the white part behind it.

That looks really nice, but I just love the fact that used to clear parts for those that looked really good.

But anyway, even with the shoulder armor up another way, you can still only bring the arm up to a little bit kind of more than 90 degrees here before you starting to pop off the shoulder armor stuff upward movement of the arm is still going to be a little bit limited.

While we're here, I'll just point out to you can see even up inside this yellow part.

You've got some detail in there like little Hoes, and Ben details up on the inside of this yellow part here.

So again, this is a kind of kit, and I'll just keep coming back to this point that once it's fully painted up and you really bring out all the little details here and there and everywhere on this kid, it's gonna look absolutely fantastic.

Even if you're not the kind of person that goes in and adds, like describing and custom panel lining and custom details on the gate, you really don't need to do a whole lot of that on this or any of that to really have a super detail looking kid once it's all fully painted at me.

Just paint up and accentuate all the details that are already here, existing on the kid, and it's gonna look super detailed.

And while we're on that, no.

Although just mention this up inside the yellow parts there behind the yellow part just the white part back in there, which you can kind of barely see.

There's even vent detail up inside there, behind the yellow events on the front of the chest, there as well.

Even pretty amazing.

But here for the arms have got some rotation there at the top and his elbow joint, which is pretty amazing here as well.

So you can see when you bend that you have a separation with this middle part of the elbow and also the ones getting pissed in there at the back that will separate that for a really nice full bend there and then take a look at that one more time here from the front because here on the front, there's the two separate little white pieces in the upper one will go up underneath this one here.

When you pull that up, that little piece will disappear up underneath that armor bit to really get the full extent of that, Ben.

And what's more, this part here for the hoses on the back of the arm?

It's also think it's easier to show if I take the arm off the Cabo once that's losing into those air hanging a little bit loose, if that's just in a straight post.

But when you bend that those tubes on the back, the arm get pulled up into there, so is once again, if you can see that, it's just little details like that of the articulation that just make this pretty amazing and then ask for the wrists while we're here.

The wrist is on a him, so you can not only just rotate that on the peg, but there's also a Ford and back hinge.

Here.

Thumb is just on a Baldwin, and the fingers are just the swappable type.

So we have said the fingers for close fists as well as a set of fingers for holding hands, and these have grooves in there to slot into the grooves on the weapons for a nice, solid grip, and we also have a set of just open, expressive fingers here as well to have open hands now, these open hand are these different hand options are really great in the details on them all look really nice as well.

The only thing I don't really like about the thumb is that even with the closest, the thumb doesn't quite rest down all the way.

So it's still kind of looks like his thumb is still just kind of sticking out in a weird way, even when he's got the closed fist like that.

So if you're looking at it from the right angle, you don't really notice.

But if you look at it from the wrong angle, it looks a little bit goofy.

But all right.

Now, back to the skirt bits, so the waist section is pretty normal.

It's not a whole lot, really to special exciting going on with this.

The fronts good start is connected on bold joints, and those come lift up.

You got not really a whole lot of detail up underneath there, but from the front they look good and they're not really in the way of anything.

So those look nice side skirts as well.

We'll move up and down, and then those can also rotate Ford and back.

But otherwise again, just not really gonna be anything too special.

It's really no here, just again, some nice detail all around for those back skirts earned on Baldwin's, where they were just on peg, seek and rotate those up and down like that.

Actually, lifting up back scores does actually allow you to see a little bit of the high gloss gold plastic that we have for this.

This part's here on the top of the thighs.

The other gold parts are hidden up underneath the chest and up underneath the leg armour.

But that high gloss gold does look pretty good when you can actually see it, which is just not very often.

But while we're here before you continue down to the legs, when we take a look at the backpack as well, in this part here in the center will fold out like that.

So that just opens up again, detail up inside their details up on the underside of this black part in just detail everywhere on that, These parts here, of course, will come off to connect on to the long, smooth bore a gun, so that just folds out.

You've got that on a piston, and there's a little tab at the end of this piston part to make it so.

It's not easy to pull up.

You can, of course, just pulled it out pretty easily if you pull on it.

As long as you don't pull on it too hard, you're not likely.

Just pull that far off there accidentally.

So that's just connected onto here.

And you can move this all around like that to connect onto the gun, which will see here shortly.

But so that all seems to work pretty nicely and just fits back up into there.

You can see you've got hard points on the back, the backpack and back the arm on the back of the way section for other different option in parts.

Now back to the legs and starting up here at the top.

The hip joint will just allow this to move up and down like that.

There's no swinging hip joint to move forward.

In this case, it just moves up and down, and each one is on an individual peg.

So the right and left leg can move individually up and down there.

We just got some rotation up here at the top.

Of course, rotating that does allow you to see those gold.

Part's a little bit better, something like that.

But again, it's a separate great part there.

The front.

No stickers, no seam lines on these parts.

Everything's all covered so we can bring that leg all the way up to front like that, bending that the knee and there's going to be some pretty cool action here.

So this part here on the back of the late will fold back to get out of the way for a nice, good D Ben and these parts on the side, like also move, actually, So it's just gonna think it'll be easier if I just take the leg off of there.