Kotobukiya released in November of 2011 the 1/72 Godos for their very impressive 1/72 HighEnd Master Model line of Zoids mecha. Although this looks like a cannon fodder unit in the Zoids Universe, I was actually quite surprised after reading the assembly manual that you can buid this as a commander variant by choosing the appropriate option parts in the kit. There is also an option to build the small flying boat craft from pieces of the Godos.

Released in January of this year was the 1/100 scale NSG-X1 Hresvelgr from the original Frame Arms line of model kits by Kotobukiya. Like all Frame Arms model kits, the NSG-X1 Hresvelgr uses a common Frame Architect as an inner frame where the unique parts can then be attached. Unique about the Hresvelgr is that it can transform itself to a flying mode form from its robot mode. The NSG-X1 Hresvelgr is definitely one of the most colorful kits to come out of the Frame Arms line of Kotobukiya.

Released in 2006 by Kotobukiya was the 1/72 Mirage YC07-Cronus Vixen ver from their Armored Core line of model kits. The mecha comes equipped with a laser rifle and laser blade for offense and stands about 16.9 cm in height.

From Kotobukiya’s original 1/100 scale Frame Arms line of model kits is the SA-17s Rapier Zephyr. This model kit was released in November of 2011. Whenever I see the head design of this mecha I can’t help but think of Harley Quinn *snicker* There is an option however in the kit to install a different head style design (mono craft or blade type).