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As part of the celebration for the 30 years since the creation of the legendary series "Kido Senshi Gundam", the powerhouse Japan "Bandai Namco", which controls the rights of all referred to the franchise, decided to create a very special project is "Real G", whose aim was to reproduce the classic-size Gundam RX-78-2, the main weapon of the original 1979 series, whose pilot was a hero main character, Amuro Ray.
After months of planning and works, the amazing sculpture 18 meters high and is almost complete. Therefore, large numbers of people commute to the artificial island of Odaiba (where defined location), in Tokyo to meet and photograph. These pictures are circulating widely on the network and led to the admiration of fans worldwide. According
information released by the firm, the structure has been built using steel frames and FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic), besides having several additional features: 50 parts light, 14 pitchers and a head of steam can make it turn a experience unlike anything seen so far in real-size replicas of the anime series robots. However, despite the great excitement caused, the official opening of "Real G" will be until next July 11 and the exhibition is scheduled only until 31 August.
After months of planning and works, the amazing sculpture 18 meters high and is almost complete. Therefore, large numbers of people commute to the artificial island of Odaiba (where defined location), in Tokyo to meet and photograph. These pictures are circulating widely on the network and led to the admiration of fans worldwide. According
information released by the firm, the structure has been built using steel frames and FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic), besides having several additional features: 50 parts light, 14 pitchers and a head of steam can make it turn a experience unlike anything seen so far in real-size replicas of the anime series robots. However, despite the great excitement caused, the official opening of "Real G" will be until next July 11 and the exhibition is scheduled only until 31 August.
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