Another paper model from Gundam series which in RX-78 type. This paper model is very nice, it’s almost look like plamo model. There are only 4 pages then it’s easy to assemble. If you want to start to be paper model lover, especially in Gundam series, I recommend you to start with this paper model.

Enjoy with the one of the very nice Gundam paper model. This paper model is created from RX-121-1 Gundam. From the animate series this mobile suite was rebuilt from the original Hazel after it is heavily damage in combat with Zeon remnants. The model comes with Hazel’s unique shield boosters. Most of its armor remains the grey color because of redeployment schedule there wasn’t time to repaint the machine in Titan colors but this one make it looks unique.

The Hazel Custom’s (Nick name of RX-121-1 Gundam) basic specs are similar to those of the GM Quel. Its leg sections house thermonuclear rocket engines and its backpack is equipped with the same movable booster pod as the original Hazel. A multi weapon latch can be plugged into its center skirt armor to support options like a sub arm unit or a flexible beam rifle unit, and another multipurpose latch is located above its cockpit hatch.

Gundam ZZ was originally conceived of as a second season of Zeta Gundam, but it was ultimately decided that the show should feature an all-new cast. Nevertheless, its broadcast immediately followed that of Zeta Gundam and manages to tie up a major plotline from Zeta that was left unfinished.
As part of Tomino’s tendencies to follow up a tragedy with a comedy, this nominal sequel to Zeta Gundam struck a much lighter, often comical, tone, in contrast to its predecessor’s brooding melodrama. For example, in the first episode, Captain Bright is reduced to defending the Argama from thrown oranges. Judau Ashta’s first battle clearly lampoons the previous Gundam pilot’s instant piloting ability by having Judau be incredibly poor at combat in his first battle, however his opponent is still quite afraid of him. The whimsical opening theme song Anime Ja Nai (It’s Not Anime) reflected the campiness of the first half of the series. The second half of the series does return to a more serious tone while sporting a more somber opening theme song. Because of its lighter tone and its slapstick humour, the series suffers a poor reputation among the serious-minded ranks of Gundam fandom, some of which even accuse Tomino of deliberately trying to sabotage the Gundam franchise. Despite this, it scored high ratings with the younger, more casual audiences, and the show’s first opening theme Anime Ja Nai became extremely popular with anime fans and is sometimes mentioned as one of the most memorable anime songs of all time.