
Bandai's Zaku the ground war set is a good buy in my book, because you not only get a 1/144 High Grade mobile suit, but also a string of miniature figures and vehicles. Released in February of 2009, the set comes with a high grade Zaku that has an extensive weapons portfolio, two Earth Federation Tanks (with option for battle damage), a Zeon Wappa hover craft and some Federation and Zeon soldiers.
The 1/144 HG MS-06 Zaku the Ground War is selling for $ at Amazon, 1613 yen at Amiami, 1760 yen at HobbyLink Japan, 1870 yen at Hobby Search
Color Guide Description | Paint Ratios |
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zaku, wappa main body etc | Yellow Green/Roman Green/Le Mans Green (H16)(40%) + Khaki Green (H80)(15%) + White (H1)(45%) |
zaku torso etc | Yellow Green/Roman Green/Le Mans Green (H16)(30%) + Khaki Green (H80)(35%) + White (H1)(35%) |
zaku chest, zaku machine gun, zeon soldier rifle etc | Black (H2)(80%) + White (H1)(20%) |
zaku joints, tank etc | Dark Gray (2) (H83)(100%) |
zaku bazooka etc | Midnight Blue (H55)(100%) |
heat hawk, cracker etc | Neutral Gray (H53)(100%) |
sturmm faust head, zeon soldier colar | Monza Red/Red Madder (H86)(100%) |
61 tank main body | RLM75 Gray Violet/RLM 75 Gray (H69)(100%) |
zeon soldier flight suit, helmet etc | White (H1)(85%) + Yellow Green/Roman Green/Le Mans Green (H16)(10%) + Khaki Green (H80)(5%) |
zeon soldier flight suit, torso etc | White (H1)(45%) + Yellow Green/Roman Green/Le Mans Green (H16)(40%) + Khaki Green (H80)(15%) |
zeon soldier flight suit, boots | RLM79 Sandy Brown (H66)(100%) |
zeon soldier uniform etc | Sandy Yellow (Dark Yellow) (H79)(50%) + RLM02 Gray (H70)(50%) |
federation soldier uniform | Gull Gray/Light Gull Gray (H51)(85%) + Neutral Gray (H53)(10%) + White (H1)(5%) |
federation soldier collar | Black (H2)(100%) |
federation soldier boots | Red Brown (H47)(50%) + Wood Brown (H37)(50%) |
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Color Guide & Manual was translated to English from the Japanese manual posted at Dalong's Gunpla & Model Kit Review site.




