The enemy weapon "Kerub soldiers" from "Genesis of AQUARION" are now available in SMP form! By changing parts, "Kerub Lune" can also be reproduced!

The "SMP [SHOKUGAN MODELING PROJECT] AQUARION Kerubim Soldier of Genesis [Premium Bandai Limited]" is now available for reservation on the Candy Online Shop.

The " SMP [SH OKUGAN MODELING PROJECT] AQUARION Kerubim Soldier of Genesis [Premium Bandai Limited]" (5,500 yen including tax, shipping and handling fee not included) is now available for reservation at "Candy Online Shop".

This is a Premium Bandai limited edition of the "Kerub Soldier", a formidable enemy weapon from "Genesis of AQUARION"!

The Kerub Soldier, with its impressive silhouette, has been sculpted for the first time by SMP [SHOKUGAN MODELING PROJECT].

By changing parts, the "Kerub Lune" that fell prey to Solar Aquarion's Infinity Fist can also be reproduced.

Furthermore, "Kerub Mars" can be reproduced by combining it with Vector Mars (sold separately).

Product delivery is scheduled for December 2022. Please make reservations as soon as possible, as the product may be discontinued once the prepared quantity is reached.

Product Information
SMP [SHOKUGAN MODELING PROJECT] Aquarion of the Sousei: Kerubim Soldier [Premium Bandai Limited].
Price: 5,500 yen (tax included)
Delivery date: Scheduled to be shipped in December 2022

<Contents
1 plastic model
1 piece of gum (soda flavor)

<Materials
Body: ABS

<Size
H approx. 185mm x W approx. 100mm

<Age range
15 years old and up

Please assemble the product as soon as possible after receiving it.
If there are any defects in parts, we may not be able to provide replacements depending on the timing of your request.

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