HGIBGO #018 Graze Ein

From Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans, the EB-AX2 Graze Ein appears as HG IBO #18 in its towering, heavily modified final form. Released in April 2016, the 1/144 kit stands around 150 mm tall—noticeably larger than a standard Graze—and focuses on the machine’s brutal close-combat equipment, unusual proportions and aggressive late-series attack gimmicks.

The kit includes two large axes that can be carried on the articulated backpack and drawn by the model for dual-weapon poses. Exchangeable parts reproduce the retractable shoulder machine guns, while the forearms contain sliding pile-bunker mechanisms. The feet can be built in normal closed form or swapped for spread drill-kick parts, and the lower face section slides slightly to expose more of the spherical head sensor.

Key Features

• 1/144 scale HG recreation of the EB-AX2 Graze Ein
• Large approximately 150 mm finished height gives the kit an imposing presence beside standard IBO mobile suits
• Released in April 2016 as HG IBO #18
• Highly articulated internal frame supports deep crouches and wide attack poses
• Includes two large axes for single- or dual-wielded combat displays
• Articulated backpack helps position the stored axes for drawing poses
• Retractable shoulder machine guns are reproduced using interchangeable deployment parts
• Forearm pile bunkers extend through a sliding mechanism
• Extra wrist articulation improves the distinctive screw-punch poses
• Includes dedicated fist / open-punch hand parts for close-combat displays
• Feet can be displayed in normal closed form or replaced with spread drill-kick parts
• Lower face section can slide to reveal more of the spherical head sensor
• Forward ankle movement supports the machine’s unusual lunging stance

Box Contents

• HG 1/144 Graze Ein model parts
• Large Axe ×2
• Shoulder Machine Gun deployment parts ×1 set
• Drill Kick foot parts ×1 pair
• Interchangeable hand parts ×2 pairs
• Foil sticker sheet ×1
• Instructions

A display base is sold separately. The drill-kick foot configuration is best suited to supported or airborne poses.