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HCM Pro Gelgoog (Caspen Ver)
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HCM Pro Gelgoog (Caspen Ver)

by BANDAI

SKU: 0148839

UPC: 4543112488398

$16.50

The 1/200 scale Gelgoog (Caspen Ver) from Bandai's HCM Pro series is a detailed, articulated mobile suit figure featuring pre-painted plastic, dynamic posing, and included weapons like a beam rifle and shield.

Theme
Mobile Suit Gundam, Universal Century
Character
Caspen Asuno
Release Type
Standard
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Description

From Bandai's highly detailed High Complete Model Progressive (HCM Pro) series, comes the MS-14 Gelgoog (Caspen Ver), bringing the iconic mobile suit of Colonel Herbert von Kaspen to life in a compact 1/200 scale. This meticulously crafted action figure captures the distinctive appearance of the Gelgoog as seen in the "Mobile Suit Gundam MS IGLOO -Apocalypse 0079-" OVA series.

The HCM Pro line is renowned for packing an impressive level of detail and articulation into its smaller scale figures. This Gelgoog features numerous articulated joints, allowing for a wide array of dynamic action poses, reflecting the mobile suit's superior mobility and maneuverability. The figure boasts intricate tampo printing, a hallmark of the HCM Pro series, providing sharp markings and panel lines that enhance its realistic appearance. It arrives pre-painted and fully assembled, ready for immediate display right out of the box.

The Gelgoog (Caspen Ver) is equipped with its signature arsenal, making it a formidable addition to any collection.

Included with the figure:

  • Five optional hands
  • Beam Rifle
  • Shield with anti-beam coating
  • Naginata-type Beam Saber, capable of generating twin beam blades
  • Articulated display stand for dynamic posing and stability

Specifications:

  • Scale: 1/200
  • Height: Approximately 10 cm (4 inches) tall
  • Material: Plastic (ABS, PVC)
  • Barcode/UPC: 4543112488398
  • Release Date: March 27, 2007