This variation of the kit is molded in the red coloring of the Zaku used by Char Aznable in the series, and also has a different backpack unit and leg thruster units than the previously-released green Zaku. Because of the nature of the Zaku, it doesn't have quite as many little gimmicks as the Gundam kit, but all the fun stuff you'd expect is here: fully-articulated hands, a moving and illuminating camera eye (requires two LR43 watch batteries, sold separately), operable hatches all over the body (20 locations), and inner detail at the same, amazing level as that of the Gundam kit (including 24 moving hydraulic dampers). Includes the Zaku machine gun and "heat hawk" axe weapon. When completed, the kit stands 30cm tall and weighs about 500g. There are a whopping 548 pieces here, so be ready to spend some time putting this together (completion of mine, snap assembly only, took about 12 hours!). Includes figure of Char Aznable.

The PG Banshee Norn shares the same frame with the PG Unicorn Gundam but instead of the Unicorn's Gatlings and Bazooka you get that massive Norn backpack as well as the giant shield and parts to make the launcher for the rifle.  The Banshee comes with that giant display base and Detron stickers for markings.

The largest and most detailed plastic model kit in Bandai's history is finally here! With a kit this amazing, it's simply impossible to mention everything, so please be willing to settle for the highlights: 37 runners of parts (825 total pieces). About 50 locations secured by metal screws. Speaking of metal, the landing gear struts are die-cast. Five different locations light up on the finished kit (eyes, tail fin, beam saber and both wingtips, batteries included!). Full inner mechanism detail on all limbs. Opening panels on the head, chest (inc. cockpit) and more. Fingers are individually-jointed. Comes with two beam sabers, shield, two grenade packs and the huge beam rifle. Locking systems provide stability in both Wave Rider and Mobile Suit modes, so things don't flap around like they do on the Master Grade kit. Separate cardboard manual describes with concise photos how to transform between the two modes.