From Mobile Suit Gundam SEED, the GAT-X105 Aile Strike Gundam is the Strike Gundam equipped with the Aile Striker, most closely associated with Kira Yamato. In the series it’s the “do-it-all” configuration—balanced mobility, straightforward loadout, and the blueprint for the whole Striker system concept.

At the bench, the Ver.RM version is where Strike finally starts to feel modern as a Master Grade. The frame and joints are designed around clean movement: double-jointed elbows and knees, a waist/hip setup that lets you actually step into wide stances, and shoulder construction that gives you range without fighting the armor. The result is a Strike that poses naturally, instead of looking like it’s “doing its best” to hold a weapon.

The highlights are all the little “builder-friendly” touches: the catapult deck display stand (very SEED), a cockpit you can open and populate with either pilot, and hands that let you swap finger sections to match what you’re holding. The kit is also built to be a hub for the Strike ecosystem—other Striker packs can be mounted, and it even includes joint parts intended for Perfect Strike configurations. One more collector detail from the wiki notes: later reissues changed the box branding/logos, so if you’re picky about matching print eras on the shelf, it’s worth knowing.

Included Accessories

• Beam Rifle ×1

• Shield ×1

• Armor Schneiders ×2

• Beam Saber Blades ×2

• Beam Saber Handles ×2

• Aile Striker Pack ×1

• Battery Pack ×1

• Interchangeable Hands ×1 set

• Catapult Deck Display Stand ×1

• Action Base 1 Adapter ×1

• Perfect Strike Joint Parts ×1 set

• Kira Yamato Figure (standing) ×1

• Mu La Flaga Figure (standing) ×1

• Kira Yamato Figure (sitting) ×1

• Mu La Flaga Figure (sitting) ×1

• Realistic Decal Sheet ×1

General Specifications

Notes

* Estimated build time is based on parts count, kit grade, and in some cases on Mecha Universe staff build experience. It is provided as a general reference only and should not be considered an absolute value.

** All kits share the same fundamental assembly principles and difficulty level. However, depending on the number of parts, part size, and overall complexity, some kits may be more comfortable for beginner, intermediate, or advanced modelers. This classification is provided solely as a guidance indicator based on Mecha Universe staff experience. Beginners can start with any kit, including more complex releases.