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Kotobukiya's D-Style Zoids Blade Liger and Command Wolf Return in Recolor Kits
Kotobukiya will release two D-Style Zoids plastic models in April 2027. The Blade Liger 2000 Recolor costs 3,740 yen and the Command Wolf Irvine Specification 1999 Recolor costs 7,920 yen.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Why it matters
The April 2027 release is built on color accuracy: renewed molding colors, added runners and extra clear parts are the stated changes to both kits.
Key Facts
- Kotobukiya will release the D-Style Blade Liger 2000 Recolor in April 2027 at 3,740 yen.
- The D-Style Command Wolf Irvine Specification 1999 Recolor is 1/72 scale, about 220mm long, and priced at 7,920 yen.
- The Blade Liger kit is non-scale, about 130mm long, and includes one unpainted Van Flyheight figure.
- Both kits are designed and published by Kotobukiya, and the Command Wolf's joint caps use the design from the Redler.
Both are reworked with molding colors closer to the anime. The Blade Liger adds runners so the fangs match the series color scheme and includes a colorless clear head cockpit part. The Command Wolf gains colorless clear parts alongside clear orange and a new decal sheet.
The Blade Liger 2000 Recolor is non-scale at about 130mm long, and the Command Wolf Irvine Specification 1999 Recolor is 1/72 scale at about 220mm. Kotobukiya lists itself as both designer and publisher for the pair. On the Command Wolf, the joint caps now use the design included with the Redler, and the back equipment swaps between the Long-Range Rifle and the 50mm Anti-Zoid Twin Beam Cannon Mount.
- D-Style Blade Liger 2000 Recolor: Non-scale, about 130mm, 3,740 yen, unpainted Van Flyheight figure included
- Command Wolf Irvine Specification 1999 Recolor: 1/72 scale, about 220mm, 7,920 yen, Irvine pilot figure can sit in the opening canopy
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