BANDAI Hobby HGBC Jigen Build Knuckles Round Finger Gundam Build Fighters Building Kit (1/144 Scale)

Do you like having a larger assortment of hands at your disposal to make new and more creative poses for your gunpla? I know I do, that's why I got these hands. Most kits out there give you the boring basic holding hand for a weapon or maybe you get a open hand, depending on the kit. Well this kit gives you the option of having two sets of both left and right open hands, punching fists or holding hands in three different sizes, small, medium and large. The three sizes is the best, it's weird looking at Crossbone sized hands on something like the Nu if you try to scavenge extra hands that you have laying around and they just don't fit. Now you have the option of fitting hands for most kits. These particular hands are the ROUND style fingers, usually found on the mobile suits of Zeon. There's no rule that says that they have to go on only a Zeon suit, be creative and use your imagination. The best part about these hands to me is the addition of the articulated wrist. It gives you more creative liberty for your poses.This is one of those kits that I know I'll be picking up more of because like I said, it's nice to have a larger selection of hands to choose from for new and more interesting poses. Just be careful though, I've come to find out that the smallest hands will not be just plug and play in any Crossbone gundam, you'll actually stress and discolor the plastic closest to the socket for the hand.Also, the largest of the hands are still smaller than the hands you get with the HG Sazabi or Miss Sazabi, which are bigger in size than most HG kits, yet look oddly large on The O.

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These hands are perfect for the pale riders or any kit if the hands are unstable and pop out the wrists because of the weapons being heavy

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This is a set of "round" hands of various sizes. This typically translates to zeon suits, but it is all dark grey and you may not particularly care.There are two identical runners, so you get two of each hand. The small and medium hands are close enough in size that you could probably get away with using either one on most suits. So you effectively get 4 sets of hands with everything you could want other than trigger fingers. That is 24 total, once you remove the super large hands.They all have hinges at the wrist, so it is easy to do things such as a basic "stop" gesture with the open hands.