That they were taking a look at the G frame goof Customs.

In the last video, we took a look at the full armor.

Gundam being sure to go back and check that out in case you missed it.

But today we're taking a look at the next in the G frame.

Volume seven, line up here, This is number 20 in the line in total goof custom.

So we've got them actually backwards.

Dega.

There you go.

This is the 28 which is the armor set and just aesthetic.

Basically almost completely fixed.

Pose, frame there.

And then the frame box, which is the movable inner frame as well as the heat soared.

The Gatling gun and the other gun, therefore his hand.

Other Gatling machine gun.

I forget exactly what that's called there, but you've got this awesome set of weapons for it, and the movable frame, which is going to be very, very important to get the full effect of this.

Now I love the guv custom, and this looks like a really cool version of that.

I like the proportions in the look of this, especially when you get that movable frame in there and you get your able to pose it up.

It looks pretty awesome.

So we'll take a look at this in full.

But as we're taking a look around the outside of the box here, just again a big thank you to us a Gundam store for their support.

You guys want to check out some G frame stuff for yourself, click the link down in a video description to us.

I'm gonna store.

They've got some stuff there.

They don't have volume seven yet, But if you want to ensure that they do are are still able to continue to get them from bluefin distribution.

Then make sure you're checking those out, picking them up and then that way Bluefin knows to keep importing them from men die in Japan's that we can get them at different stores around in the U.

S.

So it all looks pretty cool again on the side of the box Here.

We just have a look at the other kids from the line.

Well, one of them's actually covered by this sticker here, so I'll just get rid of that.

Hey, is just doing that.

Number 19 was the full armor gun in which we looked at the 20 is the goof custom here and then 21 is the Gundam 04 So I won't be taking a look at that one.

Maybe sometime in the future.

For now, let's just start with the goof, take you Look at the armrest at first.

So again, this is all the armor you need for the little suit and then the frame.

But it's just not really going to feel to do very much.

That's that.

If you really don't want it to do a whole lot, you just want just the goof custom just going by itself without its weapon.

Just stand in your desk looking cool.

Then you can do that with this one.

You don't need the full set with the frame set here as well.

Anyway, once again, the instructions are there on the inside of the box, but you really don't particularly need them.

As you see it just basically a handful of parts.

You just have to plug everything in, and that's pretty much it.

So let me get it built up.

We'll see how it looks, right?

So here he is, all put together.

And the hands I gotta say, It looked pretty goofy.

Just the giant outstretched charges like open hands like that.

They're not really looking to Great.

So definitely Conforti getting the closed fists on here that are included with the frame set.

But for the time being, I mean, it does look still pretty cool.

Despite the goofy giant black hands like with the sausage be.

It has a pretty sizable gap here between the leg and the foot.

So, I mean, depending on your post it once, that's a kind of post up.

You Maybe you're not gonna notice that.

But with this without the frame with movable frame here just in its fixed pose, you can't really do a whole lot about that.

As for the steam lines, as you can see, very notable one there down the front of the Shim.

But I think it's kind of not really a whole other canoe dining that's meant to look like it's supposed to be a panel line there on the upper arms and thighs.

Nothing, because once again, the back of that is hollow.

It's just missing.

Next that part of slides onto the frame as for the forms, though that's two parts stand together.

So once again, it looks like they're trying to hide this seem basically as a pound line.

There are a separation of those panels.

An intentional one anyway.

But so no form really gonna bother too much with that, but definitely going to bother trying to remove the scene like here on the shoulder.

Second.

So you gotta see mine, of course, through these shoulder cauldrons here on the top.

So gonna do some work to get rid of those.

Otherwise, looks pretty nice.

One popular head to see if you can open up the top and move the monologue.

We actually don't have to as a little switch on the underside.

Kind of like these aku the origin kids kind of a little bit hard to get to, but you can move that off to the side and you could move the model I, which is pretty awesome.

So that's pretty cool to be included in there.

And you have that really nice metallic pre painting there a metallic red.

Therefore the model life for that.

So it looks pretty good.

Yeah, those hands are pretty horrible.

And I think This will look a lot better once it's a little bit more armed up, so let's go ahead and check out the other box, then frame box.

So let's get this opened up once again.

Instructions there on inside if you need.

But it's basically pulling all the armor off of this fixed post frame and then putting them on to this Louisville frame.

And then you have the addition of the weapons there, of course, So getting put together and we'll see how it looks.

All right, So, yeah, once again looks so much better with the articulated frame in there.

And then, of course, the giant Gatling gun shield is so iconic and awesome.

It's such an awesome weapon.

And these things are a lot of fun to pose, and I should mention that you two have a three millimeter peg holder on the bottom.

But it's a little bit larger, actually, so it might not be.

Actually, three millimeters might be three and 1/2.

Putting it up on a standard action base, you'll find that it's actually a little bit loose and can turn on their This one's a little bit tighter.

The full armor Gundam though, was really loosey goosey.

This one is maybe a little bit better, but still, it's not the tightest grip on there.

So if you want to put it up on action based movie, put a little bit of paint or glue or something on the peg of action based first and then stick the stick.

The kid on their live it later, Once that's all dried up, they have the weapon on this looks awesome.

The sword is removal is you can take that out on.

Hold this over here.

In other hand, nothing.

I'm noticing that the joints feel pretty solid on this.

It's not having any trouble, even though this part is a little bit heavy having any trouble holding that up.

But also, I don't really have to worry too much about the weight issues, I think with this kid.

So that's nice.

All we're all, I think the goof custom here is looking awesome.

It's another one that definitely looks so much better with the articulated frame in there.

Of course, it's still got bits like the hollow spaces back here, and it's just not like it's not like an HD you seek.

It's not like a master.

Great kid.

It's a very simple candy toy kit, but I think for what it is, I think these look great.

The details on them are really cool.

Proportions again are pretty nice.

Just in the with just the armor set by itself in just the static standing post.

Not really the best looking, especially those hands.

But now that you've got the hands like actually holding on to weapons or not is noticeable.

So now the goof custom here is an awesome addition to the line.

Let me know.

You guys think down in the comments section below.

If you have any other questions, of course, all the things that I missed feel free to leave those down in the comment section below there as well.

I think these will look really nice painted up and, you know, Penhall, line six waterside decals on the near anything.

They're gonna look pretty awesome.

Thank you all so much for watching.