If I'm being completely honest - I don't love the design of these Maganac suits. They look weird. I don't like the brown/mustard color-scheme. But I figure if I'm going to build grunt suits like the Leo, I need to put some grunt suits on the other side of the fight too.

The color separation isn't fantastic in this kit, and there's some stickers to correct that... But they're really not bad. There's a few mustard panels to correct the shoulders, a couple stripes for the shield, and a couple eye/camera bits.

I didn't wind up using the eye/camera bits - I painted those with a nice metallic-pink paint marker.

The head just looks weird. And, unfortunately, the eye/camera is so deeply recessed that you can barely see it.

The shoulders feature the bulk of the color-correcting stickers... But, really, it doesn't look bad. They're nice and flat so there's no issue getting stuff to curve/bend/fold right.

I don't know if I'm seeing things... But these legs somehow give me Leo vibes.

The kit also comes with some marking stickers, which I didn't use. I'm not familiar enough with the Maganac Corps to care which unit I built.

There's a decent selection of accessories in this kit. There's a big shield, a heat tomahawk, and a beam rifle. Unfortunately the weapons are molded in black plastic that doesn't show a lot of detail very well... So I painted the blade of the heat tomahawk just to give it some life.

You can store all the accessories on the kit, which is always nice.

There's a clip on the back skirting for the heat tomahawk. The beam rifle attaches to the back of the shield, but it isn't very secure. And then you can stick the shield on the back for storage

The articulation is definitely a little limited... Those big shoulders get in the way a little bit and the legs are kind of stiff and chonky. But I guess it's about what I'd expect from a grunt suit. These guys aren't doing anything super-dramatic in the anime either.

There's really some fantastic details in this kit, too. Like little vents on the back of the elbows... Or all the verniers/thrusters all over the place.

A neat feature of these older HG kits is that the weapons are often ambidextrous.