I've yet to build the MG RMS-106 Hi-Zack. But I can tell you that the build is going to be easy, as there are not many complicated parts to this model. If you want a more detailed MG to build I would perhaps consider an MG Zaku, as its frame has more detailed parts. I enjoy the design of the Hi-Zack and I'm a fan of the Zeta series. With that said, the one drawback is that the power cables for the arm are constructed from rubber. I'll be replacing it with a custom segmented resin power cable setup that connects directly to the upper-arm. Otherwise this kit is a great basic MG. Understand though, that the design is a bit dated (2004) and the anime is from the mid 1980's. If you want a "newer" looking MG mobile suit, I'd go for a more recently released model.

I've yet to build the MG RMS-106 Hi-Zack. But I can tell you that the build is going to be easy, as there are not many complicated parts to this model. If you want a more detailed MG to build I would perhaps consider an MG Zaku, as its frame has more detailed parts. I enjoy the design of the Hi-Zack and I'm a fan of the Zeta series. With that said, the one drawback is that the power cables for the arm are constructed from rubber. I'll be replacing it with a custom segmented resin power cable setup that connects directly to the upper-arm. Otherwise this kit is a great basic MG. Understand though, that the design is a bit dated (2004) and the anime is from the mid 1980's. If you want a "newer" looking MG mobile suit, I'd go for a more recently released model.

Model kit was as advertised and at a great price.

Model kit was as advertised and at a great price.