Description
Description
The Sentinel RIOBOT AM Gunner figure brings the personal trooper carrier from the Super Robot Wars OG series to the RIOBOT collection. Created by T-REX and sculpted by AzzA, this imposing figure measures approximately 405 mm in total length and comes with a pre-painted finish. Its black color and powerful proportions create an eye-catching display piece for collectors of game-inspired robot figures.
This AM Gunner can be paired with the separately sold RIOBOT Huke Vine Mk-III to recreate the Huke Vine Gunner configuration. When combined with the separately sold RIOBOT AM Boxer and Huke Vine Mk-III, it can also reproduce the Full Impact Cannon from Super Robot Wars OG the Inspector. Both initial and improved missile containers are included for varied display arrangements, with the improved version featuring a sliding hatch-opening system and deployable tow grip.
Details
• Specifications:
Pre-painted figure
Game-themed figure
No batteries required
One item
• Item dimensions: 20 x 15 x 40.5 cm
• Product Material: PVC, ABS, POM, PA, and PC
• Manufacturer: Sentinel
• Release Date: 2027-01-30
• Recommended Age: 15+
Features
Sentinel RIOBOT gunner figure measuring approximately 405 mm long for a commanding display.
Works with the separately sold RIOBOT Huke Vine Mk-III to recreate the Huke Vine Gunner configuration.
Comes with initial and improved missile containers for flexible display choices.
The improved missile container has a sliding front section that opens and closes the missile hatches simultaneously.
The improved container slides backward, while its tow grip deploys without replacement; the initial container includes landing gear suited to the set image.
Care instructions
Keep the figure on a clean, steady surface away from direct sunlight, heat, moisture, and heavy dust. Dust carefully with a soft, dry cloth or gentle brush, and do not use abrasive cleaners or submerge the item. Take care when handling the missile containers, hatches, tow grip, landing gear, and other projecting components, and move each mechanism only along its intended path when adjusting or combining the figure.
