Bandai Hobby - HGUC 1/144 Nightingale

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I remember when I first saw the Hi-Streamer designs by Yukinobu Hoshino I thought they were wild, even more exotic than Syd Meads take on Turn-A Gundam. This is Bandai's highly detailed plastic model kit which self assembly is required. No glue or paint necessary. Official product visuals shown are provided by Official Bandai which may be painted and clear coated. Final product may be slightly different upon completion. The beam shot rifle is a hand-carried ranged beam weapon that was designed to be used by the Sazabi. It is noticeably larger than most other beam rifles, is powered by a rechargeable energy cap, and has a power rating of 10.2 MW. A unique feature of this rifle is that it has two barrels, one for firing normal beam shots and another for firing a scattershot-like beam blasts. The latter is similar to what is fired by a shotgun, the wider beam spreads the damage over a greater area. Instead of Chan Agi in the RGZ-91 Re-GZ intentionally killing Quess Paraya, pilot of the NZ-333 α Azieru, it is instead Hathaway Noa in a stolen RGM-89 Jegan who accidentally kills Quess. This would prompt Hathaway to join the anti-Federation terrorist group known as Mafty over a decade later as told in the Mobile Suit Gundam: Hathaway's Flash novel.

Earlier source material, such as video game profiles, often interpret the Hi-ν as the "completed" design of the ν Gundam. In SRW X, Char starts off with the Sazabi as both an antagonist and an ally and the Nightengale becomes his mandatory upgrade.

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RGM-86R GM III | RGM-88X Jeddah | RGM-89 Jegan | RGZ-91 Re-GZ | RX-93 ν Gundam | RX-93-ν2 Hi-ν Gundam We don't know how much they know about the incident, but they surely don't want to mess with both sides(Tomino wanted Nagano's designs, other Sunrise designers at the time and the higher ups don't), so the publisher took the third path, get someone completely unrelated to do new designs. Happens to be Hoshino XD

However, Amuro soon realized that since both the Psycho Doga and the Hi-ν Gundam were developed by Anaheim Electronics, Char must have known about the Hi-ν Gundam's performance and felt disappointed, so he left behind the Psycho Doga, hoping that Amuro would use it to improve the Hi-ν Gundam so he can defeat him in a fair fight. [11] A large Mega Particle Cannon installed in the centre of the torso. its range was limited due to its placement, but it was extremely powerful as it was supplied with energy from the main body [2]. Celebrate the 5th anniversary of MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM BATTLE OPERATION 2 with this all-new trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxvJcVPdmwI Aside from the Newtype magazine illo that balofo posted, the original source of images for these guys is in the mecha profile section at the beginning of the Beltorchika's Children novel. The Psyco Doga isn't pictured in this section, and aside from the Nightingale, all the mecha are listed with the same names and specs and model numbers as the movie versions. (At this point, the movie specs had smaller head heights. That's why everyone says the Hi-Nu is 20 meters; the book just listed the standard specs for the Nu Gundam, and at that point they were saying the Nu was 20 meters tall.) Most of the red exterior is under-gated as shown in the photo, so the gate marks are not noticeable. I attached the exterior of the knee and the front sneaker. The armor of the front sneak can be flipped up. Sneak exterior. There are three engines inside.

Depending on the design, Hi-ν's right forearm is said to be equipped with either a machine gun, [3] or a beam Gatling gun capable of emitting a beam saber from its center. [4] Although the machine gun is of a small caliber, it is effective in restricting enemy movements, and has a broad field of fire due to being located on the forearm. [2] So, basically only Katoki's version has a beam gatling(or even a gatling at all), and the notes says the weapon can be changed and there's at least also a beam tonfa version.(likely carried over from Unicorn's settings)