What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.

Close support version of the MS-07B. Includes sword and that awesome gattling gun/shield assembly. (Can someone explain how it stays standing, firing that thing?) Figure of Pilot Norris Packard is included.

Master Grade kits are a favorite in the community for their size, detail and functionality. These models are bigger than HG and RG kits, usually standing about 18 to 23 centimeters tall, and most feature an internal skeleton as well as a mini-figure of the pilot. Because of the larger size, designers are able to include more functioning parts such as sliding/opening cockpits and full finger movements. Master Grades are usually 1/100 scale.

Not microwave or dishwasher safe.

To hang on your keychain, on your bag or your pencilcase, ideal to quickly locate your belongings and not lose them!

What is an Ichibansho?

Created by Bandai for the Japanese market, the Ichibansho concept refers to an exclusive item from an Ichiban Kuji — an official lottery where each product is made specifically for that event.

These unique pieces are never reissued. Once released, they disappear permanently from production, ensuring each buyer owns a rare, authentic, and truly collectible item.