Bandai Hobby - HGUC 1/144 Nightingale

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During the planning stage of the movie, the Sazabi was originally named "Zanac" or "The Nac" (ザ・ナック in Japanese). Due to trademark issues, this name was never used and "Sazabi" was then chosen. About the Fin Funnels, Nu and Hi-Nu ones are the same, the rechargeable function came from the Funnel pod Hi-Nu has. The Nu was rushed to roll out and thus unfinished and the FFs were just hanged there without the funnel pods. The Hi-ν Gundam's primary weapon, the beam rifle's output is variable and at the maximum output can rival the mega particle cannons used by the warships at that time. The beam rifle can also function as a beam machine gun. High Grade Universal Century 1/144 MSN-03-2 Psycho Doga ( Gundam Side-F exclusive, 2023): box art Notes and Trivia [ ]

The Hi-ν received a new design (official setting) starting with the release of its Master Grade model in February 2007. This version was overall slimmed down and replaced the original violet detailing with royal blue. The included Beam Rifle also serves as an add-on for the builders that intend to complete the Ballistic Zaku ( HGGTO MS-06S Zaku II/ HGGTO MS-06S Zaku II (Red Comet Ver.)/ HGUC MS-06S Zaku II Commander Type Char Aznable Custom (2020) + HGBC Ballistic Weapons) model kit build, though the rifle is much larger than the one seen in the ONA. So, basically only Katoki's version has a beam gatling(or even a gatling at all), and the notes says the weapon can be changed and there's at least also a beam tonfa version.(likely carried over from Unicorn's settings)

The Dome-G version of Sazabi featured a new "S-01" marking. This is most likely the retroactive source of Full Frontal's unit number, "10S". The Metal Structure figure features sub-arms under the front skirts. In addition, the figure's "full maintenance" mode resembles the Nightingale's profile. One Year War | Antarctic Treaty | Granada Treaty | Operation Stardust | Gryps Conflict | Neo Zeon Movements | Late Universal Century The Hi-ν Gundam also featured a Psycommu system designed by its main pilot and engineer, Amuro Ray. Originally, the system only served as the control mechanism for the Fin Funnels. However, after Londo Bell captured a MSN-03-2 Psycho Doga used by Neo Zeon, the Psycho-Frame technology obtained from it was incorporated into the Hi-ν Gundam, improving its responsiveness via brainwave controls. [1] Because of Amuro's modifications, the suffix "-ν2" was added to its original model number of RX-93. [2]

Later, Anaheim Electronics used data from the Sazabi and the ν Gundam as a basis for the MSN-06S Sinanju Stein, which later give rise to the MSN-06S Sinanju and RX-0 Unicorn Gundam. RGM-86R GM III | RGM-88X Jeddah | RGM-89 Jegan | RGZ-91 Re-GZ | RX-93 ν Gundam | RX-93-ν2 Hi-ν Gundam Celebrate the 5th anniversary of MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM BATTLE OPERATION 2 with this all-new trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxvJcVPdmwI Aside from the Newtype magazine illo that balofo posted, the original source of images for these guys is in the mecha profile section at the beginning of the Beltorchika's Children novel. The Psyco Doga isn't pictured in this section, and aside from the Nightingale, all the mecha are listed with the same names and specs and model numbers as the movie versions. (At this point, the movie specs had smaller head heights. That's why everyone says the Hi-Nu is 20 meters; the book just listed the standard specs for the Nu Gundam, and at that point they were saying the Nu was 20 meters tall.)Following the release of Izubuchi's new interpretation, its visual appearance has sometimes been featured as a combination of both the original CCA-MSV art and the official setting rendition in merchandise format and video game appearances. Same number of funnels but the funnels have different placements. Also the funnels on the Hi-Nu are able to be recharged (energy and/or propellant) which is something the OG Nu could not do.

Most of the red exterior is under-gated as shown in the photo, so the gate marks are not noticeable. I attached the exterior of the knee and the front sneaker. The armor of the front sneak can be flipped up. Sneak exterior. There are three engines inside.In the SRW Alpha series, this rule is both obeyed and broken, depending on game. In the first game, the Sazabi is a secret unit for Char. It is only acquirable via legitimate means on the "Easy" mode of Alpha Gaiden, otherwise the highest comparable unit he could upgrade to is the Nu Gundam (as Amuro can get either the Nu Gundam HWS/Hi-Nu Gundam depending on difficulty in a certain stage). Alpha 2 allows Char (as an enemy) to use the Nightingale instead of the Sazabi if certain conditions are met. Char is canonically dead by Alpha 3, but the Sazabi can still be possibly obtained for use by the player, though the Nightingale cannot. Depending on the design, Hi-ν's right forearm is said to be equipped with either a machine gun, [3] or a beam Gatling gun capable of emitting a beam saber from its center. [4] Although the machine gun is of a small caliber, it is effective in restricting enemy movements, and has a broad field of fire due to being located on the forearm. [2] And the more commonly known S Gundam got the letter S because Katoki and the Sentinel staff at the time got information about CCA's main mecha being Hi-S(and that is pretty much the only info they get), thus stepped down and called their's S, without the High part of it, to mean it is an earlier thing.

In the arcade game SD Gundam: The Threat of Psyco Salamander, the Sazabi and the Zeong's model numbers are reversed. A large firearm with a total length of approximately 30 meters that could emit beams as powerful as Mega Bazooka Launchers. It was able to separately fire focused and diffused beams—resembling scattershot rounds see in shotguns— and could be fired rapidly. The weapon could also be used in Launcher Mode by unfolding its bipod and connecting it to an external energy source [2]. After Char Aznable, the legendary Zeon ace, reappears in the early U.C. 0090s and establishes the second Neo Zeon movement, Char commissioned Anaheim Electronics to produce a custom-designed mobile suit specifically for his Newtype abilities and superb piloting skills. Painted in his trademark red color scheme and insignia. The Sazabi was used by Char to personally lead the Neo Zeon forces in the battle against the Earth Federation's Londo Bell Task Force and especially against his old archrival Amuro Ray and his RX-93 ν Gundam, which was also equipped with a Psycho-Frame system. However, it would be more accurate to say he led defensive actions against Londo Bell. As Char's Neo Zeon did not have the manpower or the resources to fight extensive battles to claim territory, they instead relied on the strategy of accelerating asteroids and dropping them on the Earth to create a nuclear winter. Londo Bell would launch its forces and attempt to destroy the asteroids, but they were aggressively guarded by the AMS-119 Geara Doga mobile suits of Neo Zeon, led by the MSN-03 Jagd Doga and Char's MSN-04 Sazabi. The Psycho-Frame is a technology that builds the brainwave-to-machine code translator known as Psycommu into the atom-level of the metal frame of a Mobile Suit. This allows a Newtype pilot to control the mobile suit as if it were his/her own body. There's also this fun thing, Mamoru Nagano's design for the position of Nu was named Hi-S, from Hi-Streamer.In Beltorchika's Children, the Nu Gundam is still called the Nu Gundam, even though it does use a mega bazooka launcher at one point. That's why the cover shows the standard anime Nu Gundam - it's supposed to be the same thing. For better results, most or some of the details are needed to be applied/panel-lined with Gundam Markers and/or Mr. Color paints. Gundam Fix Figuration | Gunpla — High Grade Universal Century — Master Grade - Perfect Grade — Real Grade | Mobile Weapons | MS Girl | Plamo-Kyoshiro | SD Gundam — SD Gundam G Generation | Super Robot Wars | Gundam the Ride | Gundam Crisis | Bonds of the Battlefield | Harmony of Gundam | G-STRATEGY Nightingale's landing gear can be interchanged into two different specifications depending on your preference. In SRW X, Char starts off with the Sazabi as both an antagonist and an ally and the Nightengale becomes his mandatory upgrade.