Thank you for looking. This is from DeAgostini's "Weekly Godzilla Build" (first issue: August 27, 2019 / all 100 issues). I completed it in 2021. I liked it because I modified it by adding a delay to the neck motor since the neck and legs didn't move in sync. However, when I tried to move it after a while, various parts didn't work... I tried to repair it, and when I cut the outer skin (neck, legs, tail) to get to the radio control parts, the base of the neck broke during the process. The tail joints also broke... I gave up on the repair. It's completely junk. DeAgostini, like their other products, doesn't consider durability. It's good when it's finished, but it deteriorates from there... Especially the plastic parts harden and break easily. The internal structure is "Kyosho," though... The original model and supervision of the outer skin by "Yuji Sakai" is really well done, but the fact that you have to cut the outer skin every time you repair it, and the radio control parts also break somewhere... The included backdrop (background screen) that I took out for the photo shoot is nice (see photo). It's large, so I would appreciate it if you could take it and just cover the shipping and handling costs.