Mega Man Battle Network Bass.EXE Model Kit
Mega Man Battle Network Bass.EXE Model Kit
Product Description
Featuring a new world and unique game mechanics that set it apart from past entries in the Mega Man series, the Mega Man Battle Network series was a huge hit and continues to be supported by passionate fans.
After over 20 years since the game’s initial launch, the autonomous NetNavi Bass, will be released as a plastic model kit for the first time! The intricate part separation featured in the Mega Man X plastic model kits and the proportions and articulation achieved through CAD technology allows users to assemble Bass as if he stepped out of the game or anime!
Furthermore, users can customize with the extensive range of included items, such as three expressive face parts, dual Busters, a full-body cloak, and effect parts to reenact famous scenes from Mega Man Battle Network!
Other models shown not included (sold separately)
Product Features
- 5.83 inches tall (14.8cm)
- Made of PS, ABS, and POM
- Based on the Mega Man Battle Network video game
- Highly detailed
- Fully articulated figure once complete
- Instructions may or may not include English translation
Box Contents
- Pieces to build
- Bass.EXE
- 3 Interchangeable face parts
- Looking forward
- Smiling looking right
- Shouting looking forward
- 2 Busters
- 3 Interchangeable hand parts
- Closed
- Open 1
- Open 2
- Dark Arm Blade effect part
- Shoulder Cloak
- Connection joint for flying base
- Instructions
Additional Details
Mega Man is a popular Japanese media franchise that began as a video game series released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in the late 1980s. Developed by Capcom, this series focuses on a robot, Mega Man, who must take down Dr. Wily and his various evil robot masters. Mega Man is renowned for the franchise's entertaining and challenging gameplay that is present throughout the various different series that have released over the years. Mega Man has expanded beyond video games to other media forms with varying degrees of success.
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Description
Mega Man Battle Network Bass.EXE Model Kit
Product Description
Featuring a new world and unique game mechanics that set it apart from past entries in the Mega Man series, the Mega Man Battle Network series was a huge hit and continues to be supported by passionate fans.
After over 20 years since the game’s initial launch, the autonomous NetNavi Bass, will be released as a plastic model kit for the first time! The intricate part separation featured in the Mega Man X plastic model kits and the proportions and articulation achieved through CAD technology allows users to assemble Bass as if he stepped out of the game or anime!
Furthermore, users can customize with the extensive range of included items, such as three expressive face parts, dual Busters, a full-body cloak, and effect parts to reenact famous scenes from Mega Man Battle Network!
Other models shown not included (sold separately)
Product Features
- 5.83 inches tall (14.8cm)
- Made of PS, ABS, and POM
- Based on the Mega Man Battle Network video game
- Highly detailed
- Fully articulated figure once complete
- Instructions may or may not include English translation
Box Contents
- Pieces to build
- Bass.EXE
- 3 Interchangeable face parts
- Looking forward
- Smiling looking right
- Shouting looking forward
- 2 Busters
- 3 Interchangeable hand parts
- Closed
- Open 1
- Open 2
- Dark Arm Blade effect part
- Shoulder Cloak
- Connection joint for flying base
- Instructions
Additional Details
Mega Man is a popular Japanese media franchise that began as a video game series released on the Nintendo Entertainment System in the late 1980s. Developed by Capcom, this series focuses on a robot, Mega Man, who must take down Dr. Wily and his various evil robot masters. Mega Man is renowned for the franchise's entertaining and challenging gameplay that is present throughout the various different series that have released over the years. Mega Man has expanded beyond video games to other media forms with varying degrees of success.
