Description
Description
The Kotobukiya Patlabor D Style AV X0 Zero Model Kit 100mm introduces the iconic Zero Unit from Patlabor the Movie into the compact and captivating D-Style collection. Crafted by Kotobukiya, this model kit reimagines this machine with endearing chibi proportions, faithfully retaining the original design’s silhouette and intricate details.
This kotobukiya patlabor zero kit features the unique runaway-mode head, a dedicated shield, and a thunder baton, perfect for dynamic film-inspired displays. Pre-painted areas on the camera eye, shoulders, warning lights, and joints contribute to a polished appearance immediately after assembly, offering collectors a stunning outcome in a compact form.
Details
• Specifications:
Anime model kit
Compact D-Style design
Assembly required
Pre-painted parts included
Interchangeable runaway-mode head
Includes special shield and thunder baton
Hand-chop style hand parts included
Wrist extension parts included
Tampo-printed markings on rear and shield
• Item dimensions: 10 x 10 x 10 cm
• Condition: New
• Product Material: Plastic
• Manufacturer: Kotobukiya
• Release Date: 2026-12-31
• Recommended Age: 15+
• Country of origin: China
Features
Authentic chibi-style rendition of the AV X0 Zero from Patlabor the Movie
Swap parts to showcase the runaway-mode head
Includes electric baton and a dedicated shield for action poses
Hand-chop style hand components and wrist extension pieces enable you to replicate the iconic thrust attack posture
Pre-painted details on key areas help the finished model look great with minimal extra work
Care instructions
Gently handle the assembled model, particularly its smaller weapons, hands, and extending components. Clean dust with a soft dry cloth or a soft brush, and avoid using water or harsh cleaners on painted or printed surfaces. Keep the model away from direct sunlight, high heat, and humid areas to help preserve the color and finish. Store unused parts in a safe container and disassemble only as needed to avoid stressing the joints.
