【ZOIDS】 The Crimson Body Known as the Moving Fortress! The Styracosaurus-Type Large Zoid, RMZ-014 Red Horn Guylos Color, is Now Available for a Limited Time!

What if dinosaurs were resurrected as machines? And what if they were equipped with heavy armor from head to toe? The “RMZ-014 Red Horn Guylos Color” is a model that pulls such a fantasy into reality. This large, Styracosaurus-type Zoid possesses both the power and gravitas befitting its nickname, “The Moving Fortress.” It is meticulously crafted, not only in its appearance but also in its backstory and evolution process, giving it a presence that clearly distinguishes it from a simple model.

This 1/100 scale action plastic model shows off a range of “movement” that makes it too good to simply be displayed. It is capable of dynamic posing, from an artillery stance to a charge stance, as if a real Zoid has been brought to life. The specially designed articulation system minimizes interference between parts while accurately reproducing minute movements, allowing for free recreation of combat scenes. It has been elevated to a level where you can experience it as “action,” not just mere articulation.

The reason the Red Horn is called “The Moving Fortress” is not limited to its articulation. The structure, where the weapons mounted all over its body move independently and can change their stance according to the battle situation, is an irresistible feature for military fans. Realism, assuming actual combat on the battlefield, permeates every minute detail, and the more you assemble it, the more you become aware of its high level of completion.

This kit comes with three pilot figures, which further enhances its realism as a weapon. Furthermore, the history of its operation as a force of the Zenebas Empire, and the deep narrative woven into the intentions behind its modifications and coloring, make it highly appealing that you can enjoy imagining its background, not just displaying it after completion. It provides the satisfaction of owning a “mobile suit carrying a story,” transcending the framework of a merely cool robot.