BANDAI Hobby MG Crossbrone Gundam X-1 Full Cloth Crossbone Gundam

The MG X1 Full cloth has a rsther mediocre opinion on the community, however i was amazed to find such a cool kit. The build is very similar to that of the rg. The looks of the kit while dated, they look really unique and a matte coat really makes it look like that of the manga, the accesories are plenty and very cool, the posability is also ahead of its time. The single complain one could have about this kit is the hands, more specificslly the wrist and fingers, the wrist is weak so holding the crossbow could be an issue so i recommend trying out the less heavy weapons like i did. And the second is the fingers cause for some reason on this mg dont close all the way and try to separate from the palm, i snipped a little piece and it moves more now but they arent really that good.Overall i am amazed at how underrated this 2007 kit is, get it if you like 2000's mg's.

Ok I didnt think Bandai would attempt to put every gimmick from the manga in here. They pretty much did. Knives from the feet and calves, grappling hooks, core fighter, collapsable multi-cannon crossbow, pistol, two huge swords, two large skull knuckles (i-field), cloak.... i think thats all. The cloak is cumbersome and hinders posing. Keep in mind in this point in the story timeline the gundams are smaller and faster, as such hes not as tall as say the gelgoog, rx782 gundam, Sazabi etc. Fun build, plenty of parts, great buy!

Loved the build, was delivered a couple days early too. Thing is though. This kit can’t hold its weapons. But other then that. It’s a cool build

My fifth venture into the world of Master Grade Gundams was somewhat of a disappointment, actually. Having completed Gundam Exia Ignition Mode Kit Master Grade 1/100 Scale and still having a bit of a bad taste in my mouth from it, I was hoping for a bit of an exciting kit in Crossbone. It did not deliver. Fully assembled, the kit does live up to its reputation, looking every bit the part it's supposed to play. But, to get there was the hassle. The biggest gripe I had during assembly was the lack of polycap joints, as found in many of the newer kits. The lack of polycaps make the joints feel weak and loose, and it's hard to get it into any reasonable pose without extended effort. Additionally, there are A LOT of small parts to deal with, so if you have unsteady hands or bad eyesight, this is going to be especially taxing. But that's not it, the 'Full Cloth' armor attachments, while they look absurdly cool, didn't want to assemble without a fight, and they still feel like they're not fully attached. Not to mention that the armor that attaches to the cockpit hatch doesn't feel very secure.All in all, if you're a fan of Crossbone Gundam, and of Master Grade kits, this is a decent buy. But, there are better kits out there.

This was my first MG and man, was it an endeavor, but well worth it. Fun to build, beautiful results, aesthetically badass, and overall awesome. I think it has the most weapons I've seen on a Gundam, and that is definitely not a bad thing. Many display options by itself, more if you have a base. I highly recommend it to Gundam fans.

Took a few days to build came with tons of weapons and holds together well.

It isn't the sturdiest, but knowing that prior to building didn't affect just how much fun I had building this model.

did not expect the box to be so big. ordered another 1/100 MG kit from another source the box is about half the size. the packaging was great nothing was damaged and the kit is great just gotta build it :D