Linebarrels of Iron Vardant 1/144 Scale Model Kit
PRE-ORDER
PRE-ORDER NOTES
- Product is not in stock and will ship upon arrival
- Arrival date is an estimate and not guaranteed
- No payment is due until product is available to ship
- Customer may cancel anytime prior to payment
STANDARD GRADE
- This item is brand new and in mint condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have flaws
- Suitable to display in package or to open
- Listed Price EXCLUDES Tariff Surcharge
Product Description
From the robot anime LINEBARRELS OF IRON comes a model kit of Vardant, the Machina piloted by JUDA's ultimate Factor, Reiji Moritsugu! This model is a fully articulated action model kit.
The Variable Binders on the back can be displayed in an open state by replacing parts. By replacing parts, the blades stored inside the Binders can be wielded. Includes two weapon-holding hands (left/right), allowing for single-use or dual-wielding like in the anime. Includes open hands (left/right). Includes a display base.
Product Features
- Assembled: 5.9 inches tall (15cm)
- 1/144 Scale
- Made of PS, PE, and ABS
- Based on the Linebarrels of Iron anime
- Multiple points of articulation
- Interchangeable parts and accessories
- Instructions may or may not include English translation
Box Contents
- Pieces to build
- Vardant
- Display base
- Instructions
Additional Details
Due to rapidly changing tariff rates, we currently cannot determine the final tariff surcharge for this item. The price listed above is the normal BBTS price – excluding any tariffs. When we know the final tariff rate for this product, we will update you before we process your payment method for this item, and you will be able to cancel your pre-order at that time. Our Customer Service team, as always, will be ready to help with any issues that arise from this situation, and we will be very flexible given the circumstances.
Returnable Item
- The packaging must be unopened and in the same condition as when initially received.
- Please refer to the Returns Policy for more details.
