Gundam Orphans HG 1/144 Gundam Kimaris Vidar New
From the Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans anime series comes the imposing Gundam Kimaris Vidar—an elegant, high-speed assault unit that merges style and savagery. Piloted by Gaelio Bauduin, this heavily customized Gundam Frame features a redesigned silhouette with aggressive armor and powerful melee weaponry. It plays a key role in the second season of the series, combining narrative significance with striking design.
This HG 1/144 model kit delivers excellent articulation and detailed surface sculpting. No glue is required, and the color-separated runners and included foil stickers help recreate the vivid appearance straight from the screen. The centerpiece weapon—the massive Gungnir lance—along with the included sword, allows for dramatic posing options.
Features:
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Highly Posable Frame: Snap-fit design with a wide range of articulation for dramatic melee stances.
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Gungnir Lance & Sword: Includes both signature weapons from the anime, emphasizing the suit’s aggressive role.
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Color-Molded Plastic: Designed to replicate anime-accurate colors without paint, with foil stickers for added detail.
Why Choose Gundam Kimaris Vidar?
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Striking Appearance: Sharp, asymmetrical armor and dynamic proportions make it stand out on any display.
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Story-Driven Design: A symbol of Gaelio’s resolve and key to many of the series’ pivotal moments.
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Great Build Experience: Quick and enjoyable to build with impactful visual results—ideal for both beginners and veterans.
About the Vehicle
The ASW-G-66 Gundam Kimaris Vidar is a remodeled version of the original Kimaris, built during the Calamity War and resurrected centuries later with modernized enhancements. Its streamlined form conceals deadly melee capabilities, representing a fusion of nobility and vengeance as Gaelio Bauduin returns to challenge corruption from within Gjallarhorn.
Gameplay Role (if applicable)
In skirmish-style games that support Iron-Blooded Orphans kits, Kimaris Vidar typically serves as a frontline duelist, excelling in closing distance and breaking through enemy lines with sheer force.
Paint & Hobby Tips
Consider panel lining the armor’s grooves with grey or black to bring out the detailing. A satin or semi-gloss topcoat will enhance the violet armor tones. Add metallic silver to the lance tip for a battle-worn finish.
