Pre-orders are set to open for two major Chogokin Gundam items, including an updated re-release of the sought-after Osaka Expo Gundam and a brand-new, massive expansion pack.
The first item is the “Chogokin RX-78F00/E Gundam [Re:PACKAGE]”, which is a re-release of the figure based on the statue outside the Gundam Pavilion at the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo.
The figure’s contents are identical to the original release, but it will be housed in new packaging for a worldwide release.
The second item is a new companion piece, the “Chogokin EX-001 Glass Feather.”
This is a large-scale expansion wing set designed to be equipped to the RX-78F00/E figure.
The Chogokin line is Bandai’s premium die-cast figure brand, famous for its metal components and high-quality engineering.
The “Chogokin RX-78F00/E Gundam” figure stands approximately 18 centimeters tall and is made from die-cast metal, ABS, and PVC.
It includes its Beam Rifle, Hyper Bazooka, Shield, and a dedicated display stand.
The “Chogokin EX-001 Glass Feather” is an impressive add-on, boasting a total wingspan of approximately 40 centimeters.
It is made from ABS and its characteristic panels are made from clear parts backed with silver paint.
The arms feature both an extension and an expansion gimmick.
As a bonus, the Glass Feather set includes a new “Beam Welding Gun” weapon.
It also comes with the head of the “Zeong Type MA,” allowing fans to recreate the iconic display from the Expo video.
This announcement is one of many major reveals for the “TAMASHII NATION 2025” event.
It joins other high-end figures like the newly unveiled “METAL BUILD Gundam Barbatos” and the “G.F.F.M.C. Wing Gundam Zero Cloaked Custom.”
The “Chogokin RX-78F00/E Gundam [Re:PACKAGE]” is priced at 33,000 yen (approx. $214.35 USD / £171.74 GBP).
The “Chogokin EX-001 Glass Feather” is priced at 22,000 yen (approx. $142.90 USD / £108.61 GBP).
Pre-orders for both items are scheduled to open on November 14 at 10:00 AM (JST) via the Premium Bandai online store.
Both are scheduled to ship in July 2026.
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