Four Gears, one Xenogears party
Weltall, Vierge, Heimdal, and Brigander are the four Gears that carry Fei, Ellie, Citan, and Balto through Xenogears, one of the most talked-about JRPGs of the PlayStation era. Square Enix's Structure Arts line turns all four into 1/144 scale plastic kits, packaged together in this Vol.1 box.
It's built for two kinds of buyer: the Xenogears fan who wants the core party lined up on a shelf, and the kit collector working through the Structure Arts range one volume at a time.
Build difficulty
Rated Skill Level 2 across the set. Snap-fit assembly, no cement required, and every Gear is moulded in its finished colours so nothing needs paint to look right. Individually, Weltall (99 parts), Heimdal (87 parts), Vierge (84 parts), and Brigander (84 parts) sit around the complexity of a straightforward High Grade Gundam kit. Building all four in one go is the real commitment, four separate instruction manuals and 354 parts in total, so budget more time than a single-kit build rather than treating this as one quick project.
Technical highlights
Each Gear carries its own point of articulation and its own accessory set rather than a shared parts pool. Weltall comes with three interchangeable hands, Vierge with two hand sets and two weapons, Heimdal with two hand sets and a sword, and Brigander with one hand set, four rods, and a replacement feather decoration. Colour separation is handled through the moulded plastic, so the finished Gears hold their designs without needing a brush. A dedicated display base is included for each of the four Gears.
What makes this set special
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All four core-party Gears in one box: Weltall, Vierge, Heimdal, and Brigander together, rather than buying four separate releases.
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Snap-fit assembly: no cement needed for any of the four kits, for a cleaner build start to finish.
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Colour-separated parts: each Gear is moulded in its finished colours, so no paint is needed for a display-ready result.
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Individual accessory sets: interchangeable hands, dedicated weapons, and character-specific extras for each Gear rather than a generic shared kit.
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Matching 1/144 scale: all four Gears display together at a consistent scale.
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Dedicated display base per Gear: all four come with their own stand, no separate purchase needed to pose them.
What's in the box
Weltall:
- Weltall kit parts (99 pieces)
- Three interchangeable hands
- Display base
- Instruction manual
Vierge:
- Vierge kit parts (84 pieces)
- Two sets of interchangeable hands
- Two weapons
- Display base
- Instruction manual
Heimdal:
- Heimdal kit parts (87 pieces)
- Two sets of interchangeable hands
- Sword
- Display base
- Instruction manual
Brigander:
- Brigander kit parts (84 pieces)
- One set of interchangeable hands
- Four rods
- One replacement feather decoration
- Display base
- Instruction manual
Compatible kits
Each Gear in this box already ships with its own dedicated display base, so no separate action base is needed. Mecha Express hasn't confirmed compatibility with any third-party or Bandai-style accessories for the Structure Arts line, so none are listed here until that can be verified.
Build your Xenogears collection
Mecha Express also carries other boxes in the Structure Arts line, stock permitting:
Build specifications
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Series: Xenogears
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Product line: Structure Arts
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Scale: 1/144
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Gears included: Weltall, Vierge, Heimdal, Brigander
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Pilots: Fei (Weltall), Ellie (Vierge), Citan (Heimdal), Balto (Brigander)
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Manufacturer: Square Enix
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Total parts: 354 across all four kits (Weltall 99, Vierge 84, Heimdal 87, Brigander 84)
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Completed heights: approximately 10.5cm to 11.7cm depending on the Gear
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Kit packaged weight: approximately 910g (retailer-sourced figure, not a Mecha Express weigh-in, see product notes)
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Barcode: 4988601348409
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Skill level: Skill Level 2
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Assembly method: Snap-fit, no cement required
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Paint required: No, parts are colour-separated
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Display bases: Included for all four Gears
Perfect for
- Xenogears fans who want the core party built and displayed together
- Structure Arts collectors working through the line volume by volume
- Builders who want a clean snap-fit project without needing to paint
- Anyone comfortable managing four separate builds and instruction manuals in one sitting
- Display collectors after a unified 1/144 scale Gear line-up
Fast Australian shipping
When back in stock, orders are dispatched same day from our Brisbane warehouse if placed before 2pm AEST on weekdays. Free shipping applies Australia-wide on orders over $199. This is genuine Australian-held stock, not ordered in through an overseas proxy.
What to watch for
Four separate kits in one box means four sets of small parts, hands, weapons, rods, and a feather piece, so it's easy to mix up which hand set or weapon belongs to which Gear partway through a build session. As a reissued, lower-volume import line, availability outside Japan is inconsistent, so treat this as a set to plan around rather than one to grab on impulse.
Builder tip: lay out each Gear's parts on its own tray or container before starting, and finish one Gear fully before opening the next. It keeps 354 parts from turning into one confusing pile.
Build notes
Snap-fit assembly across all four Gears, no cement required. A pair of sprue nippers is recommended for clean part removal, and a hobby knife helps tidy up any nub marks on visible surfaces. No paint is required for a finished look, since all four Gears use colour-separated parts. Plan on roughly 4 to 6 hours total to build all four Gears, depending on experience, spread across more than one sitting if that suits better.
Last updated: 16 July 2026 (AEST)