These are the Qubeleys I found so far on the net - the pictures are obviously not mine -
Bandai HGUC Qubeley 1/144
Bandai Master Grade Qubeley 1/100
Bandai Qubeley 1/220
Bandai G-Generation Qubeley SD
B-Club Qubeley MK-II 1/144
B-Club Qubeley Mass Production Type 1/144
B-Club Qubeley 1/100
B-Club Qubeley Mass Production Type - conversion set for the MG 1/100
B-Club Qubeley ver. Ka 1/220
G-System Qubeley 1/100
Silicon Tribe Qubeley (Version 1) 1/90
Silicon Tribe Qubeley (C3 2007 Version) 1/90
Wave Qubeley 1/144
(two different box arts, but i think they are the same) This kit is half Injection Plastic, half Soft Vinyl. There is a video WIP on youtube by japanesesandman on this kit which is absolutely worth checking out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSIfak_B7_E
Wave Qubeley (C3 2006 Version) 1/144
a WIP of this kit can be found at gamerabaenre.com
WIP / finished
Club-M Qubeley 1/100
(some sort of JAFCON special?)
And with different box:
(are they the same?)
Volks Qubeley 1/144
(again two different boxarts... )
Mystery Qubeleys:
It's this one:
http://www.e2046.com/product.php?products_id=2724
1/100 B-Club or the Club-M maybe? no idea.
If you have any better pics (especially of the "box only" Q's), know any other kits or noticed any mistakes please notify :)
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A somewhat related question, do you know how big the differences are between the three bandai MG kits? I like the white version the most(partly because i haven't seen ZZ, i guess). Haman's was released '01, a red one during '04 and the purple mk-II in '09. I don't know very much about gunpla, but it seems that progressing technology should make some kind of difference here.
technically the three MG kits are the same. The blue ZZ one just comes with the figurine and and extra set of beam sabers i think.
Okay, thanks for the info. :)
No, the Kaiyodo kit is definitely different from the Club M one. Kaiyodo released it somewhere between the late 80's or early 90's, much earlier than the Club M kit. I think the "mystery" kit
on E2046 is the Club M one.
Check the Kaiyodo kit below:
http://homepage.mac.com/katuji/IMAGE/gundam/Kkyube/Kkyube.HTM
Don't be fooled by the terrible pose. Although it doesn't have many details by today's standard, it is still a very nice kit in the early days.
Also check the comparison report by the same author:
http://homepage.mac.com/katuji/lisuto/qybe.HTM
@Roger thanks for the info. I'll look into it :)
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