I bought this only cause its cute, itll most like be one of the only 2 SD kits I have(this and the SD Nightingale). Cool kit, with not too many parts, so it'll take 30 mins max to finish it OOB. Pretty detailed too, just like the Deathscythe Hell. Am in the process of painting it now, and it will be unveiled sometime before New Years.
Runners
Sorry No Pics of the runners. Bro built his and I built mine, so no pics. But All I can say is that the quality of Dragon Momoko is amazing. I reckon that its the best detailed pirate company out there.

And my kits came with the special gold plated parts, as can be seen in the pics(teeth and blades). I dont know if this is a first batch special or not, but with the 2 kits I got, they both had these parts. The real kit only had these parts due to some special offer.

Painting
There are no pre-painted parts for this kit. There some small white and gray parts that you want to paint, but it’s nothing much.

The biggest challenge is to paint the Van figure. Mine worked out alright I think.  This one doesnt have spikey hair, and it was molded on the white sprue rather than molded in ABS like what the instructions say. That means Dragon Momoko are actually not fully copying the kits.


Articulation
Articulation is very limited in some parts. The legs dont bend at the kness, only by a ball joint at the top. The feet are attched via a double ball joint. Gives some articulation, but the ankle armour gets in the way. The most articulate part would be the head. Pretty good range of movement but is hindered by the fins on the head. The booster cover and booster on the back that can be lifted as well. The tail is only articulate in the base joint.

That still doesn’t stop from posing it in the most adorable way.

Gimmicks
The actual blade can be detach and rearrange to make the illusion of extending the blade/wing.

Anyway, more cute pics to droll over!


This is my fully painted kit. If you want to view the non painted kit, please check out page 118.

Oh and as for the plastic quality, it seems pretty good. I had no trouble painting on it with acrylic. With enamel, the plastic can survive it without melting. Its durable enough. I had to clamp together the head cause I was having trouble closing it with my hands. The plastic did not go white due to strain which is a good thing!

Any thing else, just ask!