The MSN-06S Sinanju (aka Sinanju) is a mobile suit featured in the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn novel, its OVA adaptation and the television re-cut. A modified version of the MSN-06S Sinanju Stein, it was piloted by Full Frontal. Originally the MSN-06S Sinanju Stein developed by Anaheim Electronics as part of the Earth Federation's "UC Project", its movable frame is partly made from Psycho-Frame materials. This mobile suit was then stolen and modified into the MSN-06S Sinanju by the Neo Zeon remnant group known as "The Sleeves", and became the personal machine of the group's leader, Full Frontal.All of the Gundam-like features (except for the head-mounted vulcan guns) in the Sinanju Stein have been replaced with a Zeonic design and weaponry. Painted in crimson and with gold engraving, the Sinanju looks like the emblem of the Neo Zeon forces embodied. This decoration not only strengthens the armor, but is also said to be a design that is meant to control the organization known as the Neo Zeon remnants. The Sinanju Stein was an experimental machine, so there were some concerns about the armor's resistance to elasticity, but in order to increase the pilot's survival, the beam coating was strengthened from the two-layer structure used in most conventional MS to a five-layer structure, and the entire cockpit block was covered with Luna Titanium X material, and the Sinanju's armor has been strengthened as flagship machine.The Sinanju is also equipped with thrust deflector thrusters shaped like the large wings of a bird of prey, and flexible thrusters on the left and right sides of both legs and shins. Together with the numerous thrusters located all over its body, it is capable of acrobatic maneuvering combat that is impossible for a normal MS to achieve. With its overwhelming combat ability, crimson body, and mono-eye sensor, the Sinanju reminds all who see it of the legendary "Red Comet".
The MSN-06S Sinanju (aka Sinanju) is a mobile suit featured in the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn novel, its OVA adaptation and the television re-cut. A modified version of the MSN-06S Sinanju Stein, it was piloted by Full Frontal. Originally the MSN-06S Sinanju Stein developed by Anaheim Electronics as part of the Earth Federation's "UC Project", its movable frame is partly made from Psycho-Frame materials. This mobile suit was then stolen and modified into the MSN-06S Sinanju by the Neo Zeon remnant group known as "The Sleeves", and became the personal machine of the group's leader, Full Frontal.All of the Gundam-like features (except for the head-mounted vulcan guns) in the Sinanju Stein have been replaced with a Zeonic design and weaponry. Painted in crimson and with gold engraving, the Sinanju looks like the emblem of the Neo Zeon forces embodied. This decoration not only strengthens the armor, but is also said to be a design that is meant to control the organization known as the Neo Zeon remnants. The Sinanju Stein was an experimental machine, so there were some concerns about the armor's resistance to elasticity, but in order to increase the pilot's survival, the beam coating was strengthened from the two-layer structure used in most conventional MS to a five-layer structure, and the entire cockpit block was covered with Luna Titanium X material, and the Sinanju's armor has been strengthened as flagship machine.The Sinanju is also equipped with thrust deflector thrusters shaped like the large wings of a bird of prey, and flexible thrusters on the left and right sides of both legs and shins. Together with the numerous thrusters located all over its body, it is capable of acrobatic maneuvering combat that is impossible for a normal MS to achieve. With its overwhelming combat ability, crimson body, and mono-eye sensor, the Sinanju reminds all who see it of the legendary "Red Comet".
The MSN-06S Sinanju (aka Sinanju) is a mobile suit featured in the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn novel, its OVA adaptation and the television re-cut. A modified version of the MSN-06S Sinanju Stein, it was piloted by Full Frontal. Originally the MSN-06S Sinanju Stein developed by Anaheim Electronics as part of the Earth Federation's "UC Project", its movable frame is partly made from Psycho-Frame materials. This mobile suit was then stolen and modified into the MSN-06S Sinanju by the Neo Zeon remnant group known as "The Sleeves", and became the personal machine of the group's leader, Full Frontal.All of the Gundam-like features (except for the head-mounted vulcan guns) in the Sinanju Stein have been replaced with a Zeonic design and weaponry. Painted in crimson and with gold engraving, the Sinanju looks like the emblem of the Neo Zeon forces embodied. This decoration not only strengthens the armor, but is also said to be a design that is meant to control the organization known as the Neo Zeon remnants. The Sinanju Stein was an experimental machine, so there were some concerns about the armor's resistance to elasticity, but in order to increase the pilot's survival, the beam coating was strengthened from the two-layer structure used in most conventional MS to a five-layer structure, and the entire cockpit block was covered with Luna Titanium X material, and the Sinanju's armor has been strengthened as flagship machine.The Sinanju is also equipped with thrust deflector thrusters shaped like the large wings of a bird of prey, and flexible thrusters on the left and right sides of both legs and shins. Together with the numerous thrusters located all over its body, it is capable of acrobatic maneuvering combat that is impossible for a normal MS to achieve. With its overwhelming combat ability, crimson body, and mono-eye sensor, the Sinanju reminds all who see it of the legendary "Red Comet".
The MSN-06S Sinanju (aka Sinanju) is a mobile suit featured in the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn novel, its OVA adaptation and the television re-cut. A modified version of the MSN-06S Sinanju Stein, it was piloted by Full Frontal. Originally the MSN-06S Sinanju Stein developed by Anaheim Electronics as part of the Earth Federation's "UC Project", its movable frame is partly made from Psycho-Frame materials. This mobile suit was then stolen and modified into the MSN-06S Sinanju by the Neo Zeon remnant group known as "The Sleeves", and became the personal machine of the group's leader, Full Frontal.All of the Gundam-like features (except for the head-mounted vulcan guns) in the Sinanju Stein have been replaced with a Zeonic design and weaponry. Painted in crimson and with gold engraving, the Sinanju looks like the emblem of the Neo Zeon forces embodied. This decoration not only strengthens the armor, but is also said to be a design that is meant to control the organization known as the Neo Zeon remnants. The Sinanju Stein was an experimental machine, so there were some concerns about the armor's resistance to elasticity, but in order to increase the pilot's survival, the beam coating was strengthened from the two-layer structure used in most conventional MS to a five-layer structure, and the entire cockpit block was covered with Luna Titanium X material, and the Sinanju's armor has been strengthened as flagship machine.The Sinanju is also equipped with thrust deflector thrusters shaped like the large wings of a bird of prey, and flexible thrusters on the left and right sides of both legs and shins. Together with the numerous thrusters located all over its body, it is capable of acrobatic maneuvering combat that is impossible for a normal MS to achieve. With its overwhelming combat ability, crimson body, and mono-eye sensor, the Sinanju reminds all who see it of the legendary "Red Comet".
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This gundam features excellent color separation, with the stickers being only for reflective interior paneling (plus decals of course). The effect parts for the beam axes are awesome, and can be attached to the shield as well.The build is fun, the parts are interestingly shaped, and the gold parts come in a beautiful reflective plating that makes them shine like a mirror.Only downside for me was that the shield was slightly difficult to pose.Highly recommended gundam.
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Sinanju is good but not something to pose or play with .. you build it and you will need to glue some parts like the head and part of the knee facade .. i also had to glue the shield to the left arm to stand still .. but after all .. i really enjoyed building it the most, and the design is awesome.
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Ah, the RG Sinanju, and ugh, the RG Sinanju. I haven't been into gunpla long enough to have been present when this kit was announced. I know it generated a lot of hype but landed to what could be favorably described as "mixed reviews". Before I get into the negatives, of which there are many, I will list off the positives:PROS:1. In my humble opinion, this is the best looking Sinanju you can get. The mekki plated gold is really something else, and the plated parts are very smartly gated so that there are no visible nubs on the surface. I thought the glossy red plastic would look cheap but in person it looks stunning. The colors are fantastic, the parts separation is immaculate, all just great stuff.2. This kit has some of the most interesting engineering ever. ... MoreAh, the RG Sinanju, and ugh, the RG Sinanju. I haven't been into gunpla long enough to have been present when this kit was announced. I know it generated a lot of hype but landed to what could be favorably described as "mixed reviews". Before I get into the negatives, of which there are many, I will list off the positives:PROS:1. In my humble opinion, this is the best looking Sinanju you can get. The mekki plated gold is really something else, and the plated parts are very smartly gated so that there are no visible nubs on the surface. I thought the glossy red plastic would look cheap but in person it looks stunning. The colors are fantastic, the parts separation is immaculate, all just great stuff.2. This kit has some of the most interesting engineering ever. You probably know that this kit reuses the frame from the RG Mk. II. The build process is very interesting and involved if you're into that sort of thing. However, this leads me into the negatives.CONS:1. This kit has some of the most "interesting" engineering ever. It's the kind of "interesting" that makes you go "cool. but why". Did they do it to save money? Did they do it because they could? I don't know. What I do know, is that the end result is abysmal. Parts fall off all the time. Joints are incredibly loose. The kit can barely stand on its own if you load it up. Like, BARELY. Ever try to balance a chair on just two of the four legs? It's kinda like that.The waist joint in particular could maybe support this kit if it was half the weight, but as it stands it is going to constantly fall over backwards because of the weight of its backpack.2. The build is SUPER fiddly. The shiny plastic is by its nature very brittle. Imagine working with nothing but clear plastic. Not transparent, just pure clear, the kind that's used for visors, eyes, etc. It shows nubs and stress marks that you could've sworn were never there in the first place. Working with it is an exercise in patience.3. This comes with a laughable amount of hands. Like, it has, what, 4 hands at most? Two holding hands and I think one or two open expressive hands. The RG style manipulators that it comes with are way too small for it and the manual tells you to throw them away, so there's that.In conclusion, if Bandai ever starts releasing 2.0s of RG kits, this is a top contender for "needs it desperately", aside from the first RG, the RX-78-2, and something like the RG Zeta Gundam. If it ever does get a nice, full, mini MG inner frame, this would be THE 1/144 Sinanju kit. Hell, I'd even go so far as to say it would beat out the MGs looks wise. The gimmicks that it comes with already are really cool. The weapons are awesome, and just the additional parts separation makes this kit pop.As it stands however, only get this if you're desperate for a 1/144 Sinanju that isn't the high grade, and if you have an extremely delicate touch and the patience of a saint. This kit WILL test you. I, unfortunately, did not pass.
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Material Type(s) | Acrylic |
| Release date | 28 February 2023 |
| Product dimensions | 31 x 20 x 11 cm; 620 Grams |
Bandai RG MSN-06S Sinanju Model Kit
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This gundam features excellent color separation, with the stickers being only for reflective interior paneling (plus decals of course). The effect parts for the beam axes are awesome, and can be attached to the shield as well.The build is fun, the parts are interestingly shaped, and the gold parts come in a beautiful reflective plating that makes them shine like a mirror.Only downside for me was that the shield was slightly difficult to pose.Highly recommended gundam.
Sinanju is good but not something to pose or play with .. you build it and you will need to glue some parts like the head and part of the knee facade .. i also had to glue the shield to the left arm to stand still .. but after all .. i really enjoyed building it the most, and the design is awesome.
Ah, the RG Sinanju, and ugh, the RG Sinanju. I haven't been into gunpla long enough to have been present when this kit was announced. I know it generated a lot of hype but landed to what could be favorably described as "mixed reviews". Before I get into the negatives, of which there are many, I will list off the positives:PROS:1. In my humble opinion, this is the best looking Sinanju you can get. The mekki plated gold is really something else, and the plated parts are very smartly gated so that there are no visible nubs on the surface. I thought the glossy red plastic would look cheap but in person it looks stunning. The colors are fantastic, the parts separation is immaculate, all just great stuff.2. This kit has some of the most interesting engineering ever. ... MoreAh, the RG Sinanju, and ugh, the RG Sinanju. I haven't been into gunpla long enough to have been present when this kit was announced. I know it generated a lot of hype but landed to what could be favorably described as "mixed reviews". Before I get into the negatives, of which there are many, I will list off the positives:PROS:1. In my humble opinion, this is the best looking Sinanju you can get. The mekki plated gold is really something else, and the plated parts are very smartly gated so that there are no visible nubs on the surface. I thought the glossy red plastic would look cheap but in person it looks stunning. The colors are fantastic, the parts separation is immaculate, all just great stuff.2. This kit has some of the most interesting engineering ever. You probably know that this kit reuses the frame from the RG Mk. II. The build process is very interesting and involved if you're into that sort of thing. However, this leads me into the negatives.CONS:1. This kit has some of the most "interesting" engineering ever. It's the kind of "interesting" that makes you go "cool. but why". Did they do it to save money? Did they do it because they could? I don't know. What I do know, is that the end result is abysmal. Parts fall off all the time. Joints are incredibly loose. The kit can barely stand on its own if you load it up. Like, BARELY. Ever try to balance a chair on just two of the four legs? It's kinda like that.The waist joint in particular could maybe support this kit if it was half the weight, but as it stands it is going to constantly fall over backwards because of the weight of its backpack.2. The build is SUPER fiddly. The shiny plastic is by its nature very brittle. Imagine working with nothing but clear plastic. Not transparent, just pure clear, the kind that's used for visors, eyes, etc. It shows nubs and stress marks that you could've sworn were never there in the first place. Working with it is an exercise in patience.3. This comes with a laughable amount of hands. Like, it has, what, 4 hands at most? Two holding hands and I think one or two open expressive hands. The RG style manipulators that it comes with are way too small for it and the manual tells you to throw them away, so there's that.In conclusion, if Bandai ever starts releasing 2.0s of RG kits, this is a top contender for "needs it desperately", aside from the first RG, the RX-78-2, and something like the RG Zeta Gundam. If it ever does get a nice, full, mini MG inner frame, this would be THE 1/144 Sinanju kit. Hell, I'd even go so far as to say it would beat out the MGs looks wise. The gimmicks that it comes with already are really cool. The weapons are awesome, and just the additional parts separation makes this kit pop.As it stands however, only get this if you're desperate for a 1/144 Sinanju that isn't the high grade, and if you have an extremely delicate touch and the patience of a saint. This kit WILL test you. I, unfortunately, did not pass.
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Material Type(s) | Acrylic |
| Release date | 28 February 2023 |
| Product dimensions | 31 x 20 x 11 cm; 620 Grams |
