-Burn! Liger! With my soul!
-Zoid Wild participates in the HMM Zoids series! The first one is of course [Wild Liger]!
-Follows the HMM series format, such as outstanding actionability due to the movement of each part unique to non-powered models, snap fit that can be assembled without using adhesive, multi-color molding that reproduces the color scheme as much as possible, and built-in gimmick of Zoids core.
-Attached with the figure of the main character Arashi as well as the rider. The head comes with two types, a normal one, a left eye and a hair wrapped in flames. Reproduce the instinct liberation [Wild Blast] by attaching a left eye flame to a liger and developing a Tatega microe!
-Please add a completely new shaped lion species Zoids to your lineup!
[gimmick]
-Multi-color molding that reproduces the color scheme as much as possible, a snap-fit model that can be assembled without using adhesive.
-The complete form can be restored by attaching armor to the skeletal form.
-Due to the well-designed joint structure throughout the body, each part is largely movable and boasts outstanding actionability.
-Eyeball is rotated by axis movement. You can reproduce the instinct release [wild blast] by attaching the attached flame parts to the 3 mm hole provided on the back side.
-The Zoid core built into the fuselage can be removed.
-4 radiating fins can be deployed as HMM original gimmicks.
-The tail can move freely, and each section is movable.
-In addition to deployment, the vertical backbone expands and contracts as an HMM original gimmick, and the base is movable so that it can be pointed forward greatly.
-Comes with a pre-painted Arashi figure for boarding. The head comes with two types, a normal one, a left eye and a hair wrapped in flames, and you can reproduce the instinct release [Wild Blast].
-Graffiti labels are included with water transfer decals. Paste it wherever you like and make your own custom.
-Design: Masaru Ashizawa
-Arashi prototype: Tsuchiyatomomi
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )