Bandai 1/144 Zogok Old Version Model Kit I. Basic Product Information This is a Bandai BANDAI BEST MECHA COLLECTION No. 48 series model kit for the Zeon mobile suit from *Mobile Suit Gundam 0079*, originally released in 1982. The official model number is MSM-08 Zogok, belonging to the retro 1980s Gundam model category. II. Model Background The Zogok is a Zeon-exclusive amphibious prototype MS, designed for testing operations in the Chabro underground region. It excels in close-quarters combat and underwater assaults. Its distinctive features include a rounded, robust body and thick external limbs. It's a less common but classic Zeon amphibious mobile suit, appearing only briefly in the original Gundam anime, making older models extremely rare. III. Kit Condition and Configuration Sprue: Original, unopened red PS plastic sprue. The entire box contains all parts, with no missing parts or glue residue. The molded color is uniformly bright red. There is no pre-split color design; players must paint the gray, blue, and yellow details according to the box art. Paper Accessories: Includes an original painting instruction manual and a Gundam collector's card (marking the release date and original artwork). The card is printed with the initial release information for November 1982, a standard accessory for classic model collectors. Outer Packaging: Classic old-style narrow cardboard box, printed with original artwork on all four sides, multi-angle photos of the finished product, and illustrations of other Zeon aquatic mobile suits from the same series. The box surface is printed with an early Bandai red logo and a Japanese-made mark. The box is well-preserved with no obvious damage. IV. Specifications and Materials Scale: 1/144, finished model height approximately 12.4cm; Material: Made of Japanese standard hard PS plastic, with a toughness consistent with 1980s model craftsmanship; Originally made in Japan; Articulation: Basic articulation design based on the original model; the box side indicates that the head and limbs are articulated, allowing for multiple poses such as raising arms and standing. V. Collectible Value As a Bandai early 1980s aquatic MS model kit, it belongs to the long-established Best Mecha collectible series, combining the value of model assembly and retro collection. It is a popular collectible among veteran Gundam model enthusiasts and Zeon aquatic mobile suit collectors.