Desert Bus for Hope

Giveaway: RX-78-2 [DB] Custom Painted Gundam

Winner: C de Monte Cristo

Donation drive raised: $13,387.84

The RX-78-2 [DB] Development Bed Type was a testbed Gundam unit stationed at the Anaheim Electronics Moon Base Mk-VI on behalf of the Earth Federation during the early days of the One Year War. Originally used to test the Lunar Titanium upgrades that would be passed on to Amuro Ray towards the end of the war, the RX-78-2 [DB] would see combat deployment on Earth after a failed test flight ended in reentry. EFSF Personnel transport driver James Turner would happen upon the downed suit, and moved by Bright Noa's efforts to shelter war orphans aboard the White Base, would go on to pilot the RX-78-2 [DB] as a means of protecting the children of the Mojave Desert from the occupying forces of Zeon. --- Standing 18 cm tall, this 1/100 scale Master Grade RX-78-2 3.0 is made of PS, PE and ABS plastics. Prepared, sanded, painted, and assembled over hundreds of hours, this model kit features a fully custom paint scheme inspired by the colors of the desert bus logo and website. Additionally, custom decals have been applied to make this model kit truly one-of a-kind. Prize includes: - Gundam RX-78-2 [DB] Development Bed Type + James Turner Pilot Figure - LED Unit (for display) - Mobility Unit Backpack with beam saber attachment points - Shield Unit - Beam Rifle - Hyper Bazooka - Core Fighter + Matt Wiggins Pilot Figure - Action Base 4 (for posing & Display) - 2 Extra Beam Saber Hilts (unpainted) for display - 4 Beam Saber Blades (3 straight + 1 curved for display) - Graham Stark Scale Figure for display - Hard-shell Carrying Case

Donated By Matt Wiggins