The IMS 1/144 Knight of Gold Type D Delta Berunn 3007 kit brings to life (in a compact 1:144 scale) one of the most striking and iconic mecha designs from The Five Star Stories — a regal, ornate “Mortar Headd” distinguished by sweeping armor, dramatic silhouette, and rich design heritage. The kit is injection-molded in two-color plastic (gold + copper tones), giving a first impression of the Knight’s signature shimmering armor and inner mechanical detail.
With 327 parts, the model builds a ~184 mm-tall finished figure, and has a full span (when posed) of ~270 mm width and 295 mm length — impressive dimensional presence for a 1:144 kit.
Because it’s released under the “IMS” (Injection Assembly Mortar-Headd Series) banner by Volks, the kit emphasizes both sculptural detail and mechanical realism: the armor surfaces capture the signature flowing, ornate shapes of the original art, while the molded inner joints hint at the complex internal structure beneath the armor.
As with most high-end model kits of this kind, painting, cement, and assembly are required — the kit comes unpainted and unassembled.
Because of the scale and complexity (hundreds of parts, fine detail), this kit offers a deeply engaging build — ideal for experienced modelers or fans of The Five Star Stories — and yields a dramatic, display-worthy piece once completed.
The IMS 1/144 Knight of Gold Type D Delta Berunn 3007 kit brings to life (in a compact 1:144 scale) one of the most striking and iconic mecha designs from The Five Star Stories — a regal, ornate “Mortar Headd” distinguished by sweeping armor, dramatic silhouette, and rich design heritage. The kit is injection-molded in two-color plastic (gold + copper tones), giving a first impression of the Knight’s signature shimmering armor and inner mechanical detail.
With 327 parts, the model builds a ~184 mm-tall finished figure, and has a full span (when posed) of ~270 mm width and 295 mm length — impressive dimensional presence for a 1:144 kit.
Because it’s released under the “IMS” (Injection Assembly Mortar-Headd Series) banner by Volks, the kit emphasizes both sculptural detail and mechanical realism: the armor surfaces capture the signature flowing, ornate shapes of the original art, while the molded inner joints hint at the complex internal structure beneath the armor.
As with most high-end model kits of this kind, painting, cement, and assembly are required — the kit comes unpainted and unassembled.
Because of the scale and complexity (hundreds of parts, fine detail), this kit offers a deeply engaging build — ideal for experienced modelers or fans of The Five Star Stories — and yields a dramatic, display-worthy piece once completed.
