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Bandai 1/100 MG GX-9901 Gundam Double X

$72.99 AUD
Garrod Ran's Master Grade Double X, built around the show's signature Twin Satellite Cannons with a genuine sliding deployment gimmick and mirror-sheet reflectors. Full colour separation across blue, white, gold and red means no paint needed. The satellite backpack is heavy, so a display stand is genuinely worth having for posed shots rather than an optional extra.
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Key features

Twin Satellite Cannons: The backpack-mounted cannons slide out into full firing mode, with a mirror sheet inside each one recreating the beam-focusing reflectors from After War Gundam X.

Full colour separation: Blue, white, gold and red are all moulded in straight off the runners, so the kit looks screen accurate before you've picked up a brush.

Expandable radiators: The forearm and calf radiators fold out for the kit's signature silhouette, a distinctive profile the HG version doesn't capture.

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Series Assembly Guide FAQ

Bandai 1/100 MG GX-9901 Gundam Double X

Almost exactly a year after the stellar MG Gundam X was released, Bandai is gracing us with the MG Double X! It features the same great molding in its reflectors that the first kit did, so you get a truly stunning look when the satellite cannon is deployed. It also comes with its shield, buster rifle and beam sabers.

  • MG Gundam Double X shares the internal frame and reflector unit system with MG Gundam X. The design enhances the credibility of it as a successor machine.
  • The reflectors can be spread when the Twin Satellite Cannons are in use.
  • The interior of the reflectors utilizes the same mirror sheet as MG Gundam X for recreating the light-focusing state.
  • Radiators on the forearms and calves can be expanded. By opening the outer covers, the internal blades can be fanned out together.
  • The cannons slide and open. By locking them on the frame of the shoulder cameras, their position can be reliably maintained. The angle of firing can be adjusted.
  • Runner x18, Foil sticker x1, Tetron sticker x1, Mirror sheet x1, Instruction manual x1

After War Gundam X Series

Is After War Gundam X a piece of post-apocalyptic mecha mastery? After War Gundam X" presents a post-apocalyptic panorama, a chilling aftermath of cataclysmic colony drops. As civilization grapples with destruction, Garrod Ran emerges, a young salvager who discovers the formidable GX-9900 Gundam X. But this isn't just another Gundam...

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After War Gundam X Series

Assembly Guide

Skill Level.3. Basic modeling skills are essential. These kits are not recommended for beginners or children due to the high level of complexity of assembly and the sheer volume of parts. Experience in building more complex Gunpla models is recommended. Parental supervision is essential. A full set of hobby tools is recommended that includes, nippers, hobby knives, sandpaper, sanding sticks, files, buffing files, glues, tweezers, and decal adhesive/softener. Parts will need to be removed by using a pair of nippers and cutting the part away from the runner. Parts may require clean-up where they were removed from the runner.

Gunpla (plastic model kits) are a snap together assembly and do not need plastic cement to complete. We always recommend having some plastic cement handy as a part of your modeler's tool kit. If you prefer to fix your model in a particular pose then plastic cement will work. Plastic cement is also perfect to use if a joint is loose. Apply plastic cement in a single thin layer and allow it to dry completely before test fitting. Re-apply more cement if necessary.

Gunpla (plastic model kits) are designed to be built and displayed without the need for painting. Kits are molded in different colours replicating the colours of the actual mecha from the Mecha series. A technique called colour separation, where multiple parts of the model are molded in different colours on the same sprue is also used. Mecha kits often include stickers or water-slide decals that can be applied to the model to enhance its appearance. Some Gunpla kits come with pre-painted parts or parts with pre-applied details, such as metallic or translucent finishes.

Many modelers still choose to paint their kits to customize and add further detail. Painting allows for more creativity and personalization, enabling modelers to achieve unique effects, weathering, and colour schemes that may not be available out of the box. However, the kits are designed to be enjoyable and visually appealing even without painting, making them accessible to a wide range of hobbyists.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this MG Double X worth the step up from an HG?

The signature Twin Satellite Cannons are the big draw. They deploy from the backpack into full firing mode with a genuine sliding gimmick, and a mirror sheet inside each one recreates the beam-focusing reflector from the show. You also get a Buster Rifle, beam sabers, a shield, and full colour separation straight off the runners.

How difficult is this build?

It's Bandai Skill Level 3, Advanced. No cement or paint is needed thanks to the colour-separated plastic, but there are 18 runners and a fair few fiddly gimmick parts, so budget more time than a standard MG and go in with a bit of kit-building experience under your belt.

Does it stand okay on its own, given the size of that backpack?

Worth knowing before you build: the satellite cannon backpack is heavy, and builder write-ups flag a loose waist joint that can let the kit tip backward in dynamic poses. A display stand isn't optional here if you want to pose it with the cannons deployed.

What's actually in the box?

18 runners, a foil sticker sheet, a Tetron sticker sheet, the mirror sheet for the cannon reflectors, and the instruction manual. No paint or cement needed for the core build.

Is this a good display piece for an After War Gundam X fan?

Yes, it's the centrepiece kit for the line. Garrod Ran's Double X doesn't get many model kit releases, so this MG is the most detailed version currently available, and the cannon deployment gimmick is exactly the kind of thing that photographs well on a shelf.