BANDAIMG Infinite Justice Gundam Construction Set, 1/100

This was my first Master Grade model kit, and I should note that the Infinite (') Justice is by far my favorite mobile suit design in the Gundam franchise, so this review may be slightly biased.The size of the box really helps you feel like the kit is worth your money. It's huge and has some awesome box art of the ' Justice that I believe is from one of the later episodes of Gundam Seed Destiny. The sides are adorned with all different images showing you what the completed model looks like and all the accessories that come with it.But enough about the box! Once you get all the frames/sprues out of the bags and the pieces cut out, the build is pretty intuitive but not too difficult or time-consuming (it took me about 2-3 hours to complete it, decals and lining included). It has a very sturdy inner frame that is the trademark of the Master Grade kits, and thus allows for great posing possibilities once completed. Other than basic panel lining, no paint is necessary for the model (though the blue stickers on the head may be better off painted). The decals are also not needed, but a few make the suit not look nearly as bland.Once complete, this model is very impressive. On its own, the ' Justice has great articulation and looks. The flight pack pegs in very solidly on its back, and, while making it backheavy, the kit can still stand without an action base. With the flight pack up and the wings extended, however, a base is needed for proper posing. The beam rifle and beam sabers fit rather well into the pegs in the hands, though the saber hilts are rather loose when stored in the sideskirts and don't always stay in. The shield pegs in very solidly, though the beam shield accessory is difficult to line up properly. Another complaint is that the beam parts for the legs don't fit very well and require heating and bending to get them to work.Overall, the Infinite Justice is one of the best Master Grade model kits made to date. It looks great, has great articulation and numerous accessories that really makes it worth the relatively high price. Highly recommended.

I purchased this kit and I am glad I did! The Fatum 00 Backpack is cool as heck and surprisingly not very back heavy. The model poses very well and looks great after lining and putting the dry rub stickers on! Also, the amount of weapons and gimmicks is great. You have two beam sabers, that can combine into one, a beam rifle that can be stored on the back skirt, a shield that houses a grapple hook AND a beam boomerang -and while not in use the boomerang blade can be shot out the front of the shield for use as a piercing weapon- AND an energy shield, both legs have connections from knee to foot for beams used during kicks, and the wings of the Fatum 00 can be lined with beams and house two movable cannons as well as when you sweep the wings forward the engines move out a little bit and can be rotated upwards a few degrees. It's a pretty neat little feature! The suit itself is mostly pink in color and it has a very SLIGHT reddish hue to it. That did not deter me because once lined its a mean looking suit! The only real cons I could find are the joints that allow the front half of the foot to raise are very limited and the kit did not come with a display stand. Luckily I purchased the Strike Freedom: Full Burst Mode before this and it includes two stands in it :)5 star kit and a must have if you like the MG 1/100 series!

The Infinite Justice was one of my favorites from Gundam Seed Destiny. It was such a great build, not just for me, but for any other Gundam collector, or model kit builder.I will say that once this model has been put together, there were items that fall off (the beam sabers that are on the waist). Also, the effect parts for the legs had to be bent in order for it to fit snugly in the legs. Lastly, this model is back heavy. The backpack I will say weighs the same as the mobile suit itself so positioning the legs are a hassle.Aside from these negatives, it is not enough for me to say I wasted my money. What I did enjoy is the fact that it is posable. If you have a action base, the possibilities are endless.This my first model from Gundam Seed/Destiny, however, it is my third Master Grade (1. MG Wing Zero Custom, 2. MG Unicorn). The build I will say ties in on how good the build was for the Unicorn, but better than Wing Zero.I will say again that this model should be in a Gundam collector's collection. It's worth the price, the build, and the experience.

This is my first ever gunpla kit and so far I love it! The main unit does not stand on its own due to the heavy backback that drags it back. Some of the parts are falling off and generally speaking I find it a bit on the flimsy side. There a lot of weapons (beam rifle, energy shield, corded scissors and double beam sabers) and the articulation is really nice, no complains here. Overall, a great kit for beginners, just keep in mind that you need a lot of patience and you have to be ready for finger slashes and extremely small items that are easy to lose. Four out of five stars.

I never seen anything that poses better than the Infinite Justice. On top of that, this thing has more beam sabers than I can count!...Well that was an exaggeration but you know what I mean. Everything snaps in perfectly and the Jet pack has awesomeness written all over it. I do have to say that the colors really do go with each other! That strip of green really compliments the white and salmon pink.Beam sabers! Beam sabers everywhere! Even BEAM SHINS! Like holy cow! You don't wanna get Flash Kicked by this Model. I never stopped posing this model once I got it on a stand. Something epic, heroic and sometimes just plane silly.A little note, take off the V crest when setting the jet pack up.I am in love with this kit.