Description

The fearsome Black Ox from the original Tetsujin 28 series makes its debut in the MODEROID lineup! This celebrated mecha is carefully recreated as an articulated model kit that captures its imposing, heavy-set silhouette. At approximately 165mm in height, this fully poseable figure allows you to stage dramatic scenes from the classic show. With pre-colored components and included swappable hands, this kit offers outstanding detail straight out of the box while its sturdy build helps avoid breakage.

This assembly-required plastic model kit from Good Smile Company brings the legendary adversary to life with a multi-jointed body. The sharp angles and powerful frame of the Black Ox are faithfully reproduced, and its distinctive design is enhanced by the included interchangeable flat hands. Whether you are a long-time fan of the series or a model kit enthusiast, the MODEROID Black Ox 1st Version is a standout addition to any collection.

Details

• Specifications:

Non-scale articulated plastic model kit

Approximately 165mm in height

Assembly required

Pre-colored and painted parts for accurate color reproduction

Includes interchangeable flat hands

• Item dimensions: 6 x 10 x 16.5 cm

• Condition: New

• Product Material: Plastic

• Manufacturer: Good Smile Company

• Release Date: January 31, 2027

• Recommended Age: Ages 15 and up

• Country of origin: Japan

Features

The formidable Black Ox from Tetsujin 28 joins the MODEROID series, providing a highly detailed and fully articulated figure.

A bundled set of replaceable flat hands enables a wider array of expressive poses.

Being a snap-fit kit, assembly requires no adhesive, and pre-painted parts minimize the need for painting.

Every joint is movable, letting you position the figure in various dynamic stances.

Care instructions

To maintain your model in excellent condition, keep it away from direct sunlight to avoid fading. Dust the figure routinely with a soft, dry cloth or a gentle brush. Do not use water or chemical cleaners, as these can harm the plastic. When handling, be cautious of small and delicate parts; use gentle pressure when moving joints to prevent breakage.