New Char's Zaku plastic model

New Char's Zaku plastic model

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows Bandai Co.'s new plastic model of Char Aznable's special ''Zaku'' combat robot from the Japanese anime ''Mobile Suit Gundam'' which will go on sale in Japan on Nov. 27, 2010, for 2,625 yen. The 12.6-centimeter-tall figure consists of parts which come in eight colors, more than any similar past models, and has many movable joints. (Kyodo)

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