As a kid, I used to get the very simple Gundam models to put together. It’s been a while since then and I decided to take a break from the usual Warhammer 40,000 minis to take a look at what the Master Grade has to offer. I was honestly surprised when I saw the sheer size of the box that came in. It was huge. And heavy too. There are tons of parts to this thing.Putting the entire model together took me about half a day, there is a great amount of detail as well as a lot of moving parts. The model’s articulation afterwards is great and you will be able to pose it really however you want. It comes with plenty of options for weaponry such as two styles for the beam rifle and three beam weapon choices (sword, axe, and one that looks like an ice pick almost).The plastic is colored of course, so there is no need to paint it if you want a clean fresh out of the factory look for the Geara Doga. I, however, battle scarred mine all over. I used my Citadel paints for my Warhammer models (acrylic) and it covered perfectly on the model. It also comes with some decals that you can use if you do not want to free-hand anything on it. Since getting it painted, I have it displayed in my room and love it.Overall, you can’t beat the quality of this model. I had a great time assembling it and painting it. The detail in the model makes it well worth the price. If you’re a fan of Gundam models, then this is an amazing item to pick up.