Assemble Your Own Ikaruga Gunship This June

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Japanese manufacturer, Kotobukiya, have a rather cool item listed for interested collectors: a build-it-yourself Ikaruga gunship model kit that you need to assemble yourself using adhesive.

 

The news comes via Treasure’s website, which they recently updated with a link to the model on Kotobukiya’s site. Meanwhile, a quick look at Hobby Link Japan reveals that the Ikagura model kit is scheduled for a June release. If you pre-order the kit before April 6th, they’ll knock 20% off its 4,800 yen (around $58) price.


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