Build Gundam’s iconic spherical mascot in its classic green colour scheme with Haropla #12 Haro Basic Green. This compact non-scale kit represents the revised 2020 version of Haro, using a redesigned body structure that adds one of the character’s most recognisable expressions: a fully opening mouth with detailed controls moulded inside.
Released on 29 February 2020, this version shares its name and exterior styling with the earlier 2018 Haro Basic Green but changes the internal construction substantially. The removable inner-frame feature of the earlier kit is replaced by an opening upper and lower body, revealing a finely moulded keyboard inside the mouth. Interchangeable arm and leg parts allow Haro to switch between its closed spherical appearance and a deployed-limb display, while the unused parts can be stored neatly beneath the supplied base. The base can also connect with other compatible Haropla display bases for grouped displays.
Key Features
- Haropla #12 non-scale model kit of Haro in the classic Basic Green colour scheme
- Revised 2020 version, originally released on 29 February 2020
- Opening mouth gimmick separates the upper and lower body for a more expressive display
- Detailed keyboard controls are moulded inside the open mouth
- Interchangeable arm and leg parts recreate Haro with its limbs deployed
- Arm and leg joints provide simple articulation for posing
- Unused limb parts can be stored beneath the supplied display base
- Display base includes a support post for presenting Haro in a raised position
- Base can connect with other compatible Haropla bases for combined displays
- Revised hand design can grip selected suitably sized model-kit weapons
- Simple colour-moulded snap-fit construction designed for a quick, accessible build
- No glue required for assembly
Box Contents
- Haro Basic Green model kit
- Arm parts × 1 pair
- Leg parts × 1 pair
- Connectable display base × 1
- Display support post
- Assembly instructions
Please note: This JAN corresponds to the revised 2020 Haropla #12 version with the opening-mouth gimmick, rather than the earlier 2018 Haro Basic Green release.
