Bandai Hobby - Dragon Ball GT - Super Saiyan 4 Gogeta Figure-Rise Standard Model Kit

This might be on of my favorites in the series. I'd been meaning to get Gogeta here for a little while, and he did not disappoint. The sculpt is solid and most of if not all of the parts are unique to the build including his attack piece bei g a Finall Kamahamaha blast instead of a beam. I used some paint to touch him up, but the default model looks fine without any extra touch ups, the only decal is his tongue in the screaming face. His legs are on a ball joint this time around so he might just be one of the most articulated of the Dragon Ball models. Over all a great model that was worth every penny.

Very well put together model. Had fun building it!! Definitely a must have.

Great for a gift looks really good

This is my first time putting together a model figure and it was a lot of fun! Sure some parts were frustrating, but they could eventually be worked around. As others have pointed out, it’s not the most sturdy, so keep that in mind. I’m also interested about the additional white pieces that came with the model. They don’t seem to match anything in the instructions, so I guess they’re for some sort of mystery figure? Overall, definitely would buy another model figure.

Honestly the best fusion and the best kit in my opinion, it was easy and fun to build plus the drip god ssj4 gogeta poses so nicely

Picked up this kit as it looked like a great interpretation of the famous anime character. It's a good looking, easy to assemble kit that is a great resemblance to the anime. The accessories (an energy ball, a Kamehameha blast, and stand) are good additions although the stand leaves something to be desired as although it can hold the figure its tenuous at best.Poseability is good you can get some great action poses, including a likeness of Goku's combat stance and he can hold the Kamehameha charge readily.The biggest quirk to this kit is the included stand. While the stand can support the figure and has an attachment to do so, the support is flimsy and can't be used without the figure's feet as additional balance points.The feet are a little small to allow to much floor/ground based posing but the figure can be manipulated into a number of poses and shots. If you do pick this up, I recommend a figure stand to help with posing.

This is a cheap toy that u have to put together but it keeps falling apart.

I am a huge fan of all things DBZ. I am building a collection of statues and figures slowly. In my idiocy I didn't even notice that this was a model kit. I just saw the picture and wanted it. It was fun to assemble, there were a few frustrating pieces but I had a good time. The figure is gorgeous once it is finished. It is very poseable and comes with additional hands for when you want to change things up. There is an additional face to put on when you want. There is a separate fireball prop that you can use if you like. The figure is very fragile once it is together. Changing poses often broke it apart in areas. This isn't a big deal because it isn't a toy. This was my first Figure Rise Standard figure and I am pleased with the look and quality for the price I paid. Don't hesitate.