I have seen some of the reviews lamenting the lack of polycaps in these kits but so far I have not had any issues whatsoever. Position yourself perpendicular people and be careful people! (I have had parts snap before my spider sense has never activated on these kits thus far, not even close). The kit itself feels really "tinny" and hollow when you cut the parts at the beginning but it is an HG and chonky boi at that. When it's all put together it has a decent presence, although I will say this kit is the chepeast "feeling" WFM kit I've assembled thus far. Where this kit tends to suffer the most is the articulation. The shield shoulders are fine, but the legs and the arms are somewhat limited in poseability. Final Score: 3.89/5.0. Good kit but it lacks detail and I'm also not a huge fan of the triangle sections at the boot which look very non-gundam, if that makes any sense. It's a decent kit. Not the best from this release but I supposed that the beefiness had to be balanced with the pricepoint so that they were on the same level.

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Thinking the CEO of the Jeturk Inc. needs to have his own custom color of his Dilanza Sol, instead of just using a regular gray color one, so making this color for him. :)

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I really liked the design of this model. It was also fairly easy to put together. Most nubs weren't much of an issue to remove with a hobby knife, even on the beam effect parts; though shoulder shields had very thick gates on them and left terrible nubs I was unable to remove entirely. Seam lines didn't show up too much save for on the sides of the legs and thighs. On the whole it's a nice build with solid articulation for its bulkiness, just be aware that the shoulder shield and backpack nubs are pretty apparent without a fair effort to remove them.

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