Figure-Rise Standard Digimon Adventure Imperial Dramon (AMPLIFIED) Color Coded Plastic Model 2563426

It's good.

I like this figure 👍👍👍

顔もっと頑張ってくれ!! パーツ取りとしては優秀？

かっこよすぎて毎日ワクワクしています。生きててよかった。

写真は素組み状態ですが、見てわかる通り素晴らしい出来です 金の成形色が少し安っぽいのはいつも通りなので仕方ないですが、それ以外にマイナスな点は無いと言える程に良い物でした ドラゴンモードからファイターモードへの変形も簡単です 前のオメガモンはあまり良い物とは思えませんでしたが、こちらは値段以上の良キットでした

デジモンも色々プラモデル化されているが、インペリアルドラモンがプラモデル化されたのは嬉しかった☆これからも他のデジモンがプラモデル化されてほしい。

変形すると綺麗に剥がれます… 全塗装したらフィギュア買うより迫力があるので楽しめます 星2の理由は買値ですね 購入時6400円予定で予約 連絡も無く6700円で引き落とされキャンセル負荷←そこまではいい 発売日当日の値段5400円…は？ レビュー日の値段4200円＋送料 塗装したい人間ですので塗装しましたしもう1組買いますよ、はい でも値段の変動、特に上昇するときくらいはキャンセルリクエストの通知くらい出して欲しい物でしたわ 個人的には5000円くらい出したら買っていいかなってできです RGのエヴァとかと並べたら見劣りするのでHGとかと並べてます

腕の変形が難しく、ドラゴンモードからファイターモード等のモードチェンジを繰り返ししてしまうと腕の関節のパーツの破損が懸念されるのであまり変形はさせたくなかったです。 しかしながら、スタイルやプロポーションは最高です

Most of Bandai's model kits are easy to build and this Imperialdramon kit is no different. It's fun and easy to build and looks great completed.

Birthday gift

El producto vino embalado, el montaje fue sencillo las instrucciones en japones pero facil de entender y puedes cambiar el modo facilmente en 2 minutos. Tiempo de montaje 4-6 horas, necesitaras unos alicates y cutter

It's very stable when posed, fits on the table nicely, and the dragon/fighter mode collectively gives it lots of posing potential.

First of all, let me say this is not a kids toy. It's a plastic model kit for Ages 15 and up, which contains small parts that can easily be swallowed by children 3 and under. It comes disassembled, meaning you have to build this yourself. No glue is required, unless a part breaks while building it. It also has a few sharp edges, such as the teeth, claws, horns and wings. So handle with care. As for the model itself, it's a really cool looking model and a descent size. As a long time Digimon fan, it makes me happy knowing Bandai is giving us Plastic Model kits of our favorite Digital Monsters. And Imperialdramon is no different. Although proportion-wise, I think Fighter mode looks better than Dragon mode. Despite Dragon Mode being my favorite Imperialdramon form out of the 3. That being Dragon Mode, Fighter Mode and Paladin Mode(for those not familiar with Digimon). You can also swap this between Dragon Mode and Fighter mode any time you want. Along with being able to remove the Positron Laser arm canon, to create other iconic poses from the show. Which is a big plus. If I had to nitpick anything about this model, it's the wings are a little too small compared to the rest of the body, and the source material. Also, I'm personally not a fan of applying stickers to my model kits, unless it's the eyes. And like every other Gunpla model I've bought, this comes with stickers. Weather you decide to use them or not, is up to the hobbyist. Also a few Model kit tips for newbies: - Paint/panel line the model kit as you go. It'll make it a lot easier to access gaps and hard to reach places when painting. - Always use a pair of Side cutters to remove the parts from the plastic frames. I tried using scissors in the past, and it just doesn't work as well. - Always use model kit paints/markers, since they're specifically designed for plastic model kits. - Paint thinner > markers. While using model kit markers for panel lining is fine for beginners, and easier to use, I've found the lines fade away over time. Where as paint thinner is messier, but lasts longer than markers. - Keep your model away from direct sunlight! Sunlight is an enemy of all Plastic Model kits, and can cause the colors to fade, as well as make the parts extremely brittle. I made the mistake of leaving my Freedom Gundam model kit in partial sunlight, and the rods for posing the funnels turned yellow and crumbled from only a small bit of pressure. - You can't get part replacements with these Models, unless you reside in Japan. This is probably one of the dumbest things about these models. Since if a part breaks or gets lost, you have to go out an rebuy a new model kit, just for that one part, because Japan doesn't ship Gunpla parts worldwide. - Use a metal tray, plastic container, or the box itself to hold the small parts while working on the model. It'll prevent you from potentially loosing small parts via accidentally dropping them on the ground. Overall, this model kit is great! While I haven't built it yet(as of this review), I highly recommend it to Digimon fans, and hobbyists alike. Or anyone new to Gunpla. I hope Bandai eventually gives us a model kit of Imperialdramon Paladin Mode in the future. Cause I love these Digimon Amplified model kits.