
From Gundam Seed comes the Buster Gundam released as a 1/100 Master Grade model kit by Bandai. In the anime, the Buster Gundam was stolen by Dearka Elsman, along with some ZAFT commandos, from a secret base, in one of the colonies operated by the Earth Alliance.
The Buster Gundam is known for being a long range bombardment unit with the presence of the large gun that is supported by its frame. It is a sister ship to the Strike Gundam of Gundam Seed protagonist, Kira Yamato.
The 1/100 Master Grade Buster Gundam is selling for $ at Amazon, 3200 yen at HobbyLink Japan, 3400 yen at Hobby Search
Color Guide Description | Paint Ratios |
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MG Buster Gundam main body etc white part | White (H1)(95%) + Light Brown/Tan (H27)(5%) + Yellow (H4)(small dose) + Gray/Nezumi (H22)(small dose) |
MG Buster Gundam chest etc green part | Green (H6)(70%) + Bright Blue/Indy Blue (H15)(20%) + Black (H2)(10%) + White (H1)(small dose) |
MG Buster Gundam shoulder, knee etc red part | Shine Red (H23)(60%) + White (H1)(20%) + Yellow (H4)(20%) + Gray/Nezumi (H22)(small dose) |
MG Buster Gundam backpack etc gray part | Gray/Nezumi (H22)(80%) + Black (H2)(20%) |
MG Buster Gundam main camera sensor etc clear green part | Clear Green (H94)(100%) |
Dearka Elsman face, skin part | Flesh/Pale Brown (H44)(90%) + Wood Brown (H37)(10%) |
Dearka Elsman hair yellow part | White (H1)(75%) + Yellow (H4)(15%) + Flesh/Pale Brown (H44)(10%) |
Dearka Elsman uniform, boots etc white part | White (H1)(95%) + Gray/Nezumi (H22)(5%) |
Dearka Elsman uniform, dark gray part | Black (H2)(70%) + White (H1)(30%) |
Dearka Elsman pilot suit's white part | White (H1)(100%) + Purple (H39)(small dose) |
Dearka Elsman uniform, pilot suit's common red part | Wine Red/Maroon (H43)(100%) + Blue (H5)(small dose) + Black (H2)(small dose) |
Dearka Elsman uniform, pilot suit's common yellow part | Orange Yellow (H24)(100%) |
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Construction Manual & Color Guide was translated to English from the Japanese manual posted at Dalong's Gunpla & Model Kit Review site. For the meaning of the symbols found in the model kit's manual, kindly refer to this older post.










