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1/100 F71B G-Cannon Magna (Vintage)

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A reissue of a classic kit first released in 1992! Even the images are historical! From the world of Silhouette Formula 91 comes the G-Cannon Magna, now available as a 1/100 NG kit from Bandai! Part of the Earth Federation Forces’ defensive mobile suit lineup, the G-Cannon Magna was designed for superior firepower and rugged battlefield performance during the late Universal Century conflicts. This model kit faithfully recreates the G-Cannon Magna’s heavy, armored silhouette and powerful beam cannons. Featuring snap-fit construction (though cement is recommended), color-molded parts, and 90's-era articulation, this kit is best suited for veteran builders looking to expand their late-UC mobile suit collection with a bit of nostalgia. The large shoulder-mounted beam cannons can be swapped for the original G-Cannon's gatlings. Product Features 1/100 Scale Made of plastic From the "Mobile Suit Gundam F91" MSV manga Box Contents Pieces to build G-Cannon Magna Marking Stickers Instructions

Product Features

  • 1/100 Scale
  • Made of plastic
  • From the "Mobile Suit Gundam F91" MSV manga

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

If you're a fan of retro mecha design, this reissue is a total time capsule—the molded plastic even has that familiar early-90s texture. Sure, the articulation is dated, but that's part of the charm for a collector. Assembly took me a pleasant evening, and the box art alone is worth displaying.

Scarlett ★★★★★

It's wild that Bandai reissued this 1992 kit and kept the vintage 1/100 NG scale—the molding is crisp for its age, and the G-Cannon's silhouette really pops once you panel-line it. Takes some patience with seam lines, but that's part of the old-school charm. If you're into Silhouette Formula 91 lore

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The box art alone is worth it—straight out of 1992, like a little time capsule on my shelf. The mold holds up surprisingly well for a reissue, and that G-Cannon design from Silhouette Formula 91 has a chunky, retro charm you just don’t get anymore. Took me a nostalgic evening to snap together, and I