Bandai 1/100 MG Crossbone Gundam X-1 Full Cloth

Pirate power meets Gundam finesse—MG Crossbone Gundam X‑1 Full Cloth brings speed, style, and flair to your shelf. Step into the gravity of Universal Century 0133 with the Bandai Master Grade 1/100 Crossbone Gundam X‑1 Full Cloth, introduced in January 2007. This standout kit brings to life the formidable Crossbone Gundam as featured in the Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Steel 7 manga, piloted by Tobia Arronax as he fights the Crossbone Vanguard’s campaigns deep in Jupiter’s sphere of influence. With its signature Full Cloth unit—an anti-beam mounted cloak stacked with thrusters—the X‑1 achieves explosive bursts of speed and near-total beam resistance courtesy of I-field generators embedded in the skull motifs over its shoulders. This is not just a Gundam; it’s a blitzing armored phalanx that turns defense into dramatic offense. The kit harnesses Master Grade engineering with layered armor panels, fully articulated inner frame, and richly detailed armaments including dual beam sabers, heat daggers, scissor anchor, Muramasa Blaster, Peacock Smasher, and beam shields (Brand Markers). Add to that detachable Core Fighter playability, and you’ve got a build that stands apart in both narrative presence and technical execution. Whether you're a UC enthusiast drawn to the layered histories of the Crossbone Vanguard, a modeler who revels in deep customization, or a collector seeking a piece that reads like a static action scene—this MG is your high-performance anchor. It’s not just about building; it’s about capturing a moment in war through nimble detail and commanding design. Summary Release Date: January 2007 Series Context: From Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Steel 7 (UC 0133), piloted by Tobia Arronax of the Crossbone Vanguard. Kit Highlights: Full Cloth booster cloak with anti-beam skulls and I-fields, MG-level inner frame articulation, armament-packed loadout including Muramasa Blaster, Peacock Smasher, heat daggers, scissor anchor, beam sabers, and detachable Core Fighter. Best For: Universal Century fans, advanced builders hungry for detail, and collectors craving a display-ready, story-rich centerpiece.