Bandai Hobby - Gundam IBO - Gundam Barbatos Master Grade SD Model Kit

The Master Grade Gundam Barbatos from Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans is an exceptional model that stands out for its incredible detail and build quality. The kit features an impressive range of articulation, allowing for dynamic posing that truly captures the Barbatos’ fierce, battle-ready design. Its intricate mechanical details, from the layered armor to the exposed inner frame, make it a treat for both seasoned builders and collectors alike. The color separation is top-notch, with vibrant, accurate hues that mirror the anime’s design, and the matte finish gives it a sleek, industrial look. Assembly is rewarding, as the parts fit together with precision, and the included weapons, like the mace and sword, enhance its menacing presence. Overall, the Master Grade Barbatos is a must-have for any Gundam fan, delivering both stunning aesthetics and satisfying build quality.

This MGSD Gunpla is exquisite. Building this gunpla was pretty easy although it does have an inner frame. The value is pretty reasonable for MGSD. The size of this gunpla is a lot bigger than most SD.This gunpla comes with a mace, sword and smooth bore firearm.

These are fantastic SD Gundam builds, packed with small details and great articulation. The builds aren’t unnecessarily long, and they are extremely economical for him much you spend. Lots of fun, and include plenty of accessories.

A great build with fantastic details for a more compressed size! It is absolutely adorable and gorgeous to look at! Totally worth its price and easy to build!

I love SD Gunpla and I do get excited when new SD lines come out. MGSD sounded like a great idea. Not the biggest fan of Freedom, so when the next kit turned out to be Barbatos, I needed to get it at some point.It's much more awesome than the promo photos suggest. Lots of personality and detail in this kit, and the "glowing" gimmick looks wonderful! Full set up of weapons and they all look and feel great to pose with!

This is an excellent model; I think it's even better than the MG 1/100 kit (which I also have). Certain weak joints featured in that kit are not present on this one and the model is far more stable in general. It stands about a head taller than the SD EX skeleton, but features far more articulation (the degree of articulation is actually greater on this than on the MG 1/100). This isn't a full MG kit so, while more complex than an HG or RG kit, assembly isn't a huge ordeal. I put the whole thing together in 3-4 hours. Now I'm really excited for the Gundam Aerial MGSD kit.My only complaint is that I think I paid a little too much for it, but if you can get this for about $50, I think it's worth it.

ez to assemble. So far it is the best SDMG. I hope Bandai makes more SDMG.

Two MGSD Freedom were my starters. I spent less than a day to built it, and it is really great for those who don't want to spend days, but still want some relax model building, and it's good to practice line painting as well. Really recommend it, I would buy every single MGSD they release at this point.