MG Gundam F91 (Harrison's)
MG Gundam F91 (Harrison's)
Mobile Suit Gundam F91 . Master Grade
MG Gundam F91 (Harrison's Custom)
Overview
MG-F91-HCThe Gundam F91 first appeared in the film Mobile Suit Gundam F91, piloted by Seabook Arno. This Master Grade release recreates the compact, high-performance mobile suit in the distinctive color scheme worn by Harrison Martin, a pilot associated with the Crossbone Vanguard storyline, giving the classic F91 silhouette a fresh look for collectors.
Molded in the Harrison's custom colorway, the kit uses Bandai's Master Grade engineering to deliver refined proportions, poseable joints, and the signature VSBR shoulder-mounted beam rifles that define the F91 profile.
Product Features
Spec HighlightsHarrison's Signature Colors
Molded plastic reproduces the Harrison's custom color scheme, reducing the need for extensive painting.
VSBR Beam Rifles
Shoulder-mounted Variable Speed Beam Rifles can be positioned for both storage and firing poses.
Refined MG Articulation
Master Grade internal frame engineering allows for a wide range of dynamic poses.
Also featured
- Compact F91 body proportions faithful to the source design
- Interchangeable heads with face-open gimmick
- Included beam saber and hand parts for varied poses
- Polycap joints for secure, poseable construction
What's in the Box
Contents Manifest- Molded plastic runners (Harrison's custom colorway)
- Polycap joint set
- VSBR beam rifle parts (x2, shoulder-mounted)
- Interchangeable heads with face-open gimmick
- Beam saber
- Shield
- Marking/waterslide decal sheet
- Instruction manual
Specifications
Data Plate| Manufacturer | BANDAI SPIRITS |
|---|---|
| Series | Mobile Suit Gundam F91 |
| Line | Master Grade (MG) |
| Scale | 1/100 |
| Subject | Gundam F91 (Harrison's Custom) |
| Material | PS, ABS, POM plastic |
| Assembly | Snap-fit, no glue required |
More info: The Gundam F91 and Harrison Martin
A New Generation Mobile Suit
The F91 debuted in the 1991 film Mobile Suit Gundam F91, showcasing Formula Project technology that pushed mobile suit performance beyond earlier Universal Century designs. Harrison Martin, tied to later Crossbone Gundam continuity, is associated with a distinct custom color variant of the F91, which this kit represents.