How to Pose the MGEX Strike Freedom Gundam in Spartan Warrior Style (Full Guide)
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MGEX Strike Freedom Gundam posed in powerful and dynamic Spartan Warrior style
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Spartan Warrior Pose for MGEX Strike Freedom – A Powerful Display
Idea
Recently, I experimented with a new pose for
my
MGEX Strike Freedom model —
the Spartan Warrior Pose —
and I was honestly blown away by how dynamic and commanding it looked.
Inspired by ancient warriors, this pose adds a whole new level of intensity
to the model. If you're looking for a powerful stance that makes your kit
stand out, this might be the one.
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What is the Spartan Warrior Pose?
It’s a pose inspired by the classic stance of
a Greek Spartan soldier — shield in front, weapon ready, and a firm
battle-ready posture. When applied to the MGEX Strike Freedom, it turns the
sleek Gundam into a legendary warrior from another era. The combination of
mecha and mythology just looks amazing.
In the spartan warrior pose for the
MGEX strike freedom
model, it's quite simple. I just need to adjust the
leg frame
a little bit. As for the head, I'll rotate it to the left at a 45-degree angle
compared to the shoulder. For the wings in the back, I've opened all the
wing corners and rotated the wing angle back a little bit. The
base supporting
the model is quite stable. I don't need to adjust too much. I just need to
increase the height and extend the frame a little so that the model's legs
slightly touch the base. It's quite nice. Open the 2 wing corners of the
shoulder armor, and open the wing corner of the
waist armor. I attach a
shield
to the left ear of the model. I hold the
beam saber
in my
right hand
and lightly touch the shield. The
right arm
is raised at an 80-degree angle, it looks really good.
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How I Set Up the Pose
Here’s a quick breakdown of how I posed it:
Legs apart, with
one bent slightly to create a stable stance.
Left arm raised,
like holding a beam shield defensively.
Right arm angled back, ready to strike with a beam saber.
DRAGOON wings spread wide
and tilted slightly back for a dynamic effect.
Mounted on an
action base to
adjust the angle and height just right.
📸 Tip: Use side or under
lighting to cast dramatic shadows — it looks fantastic in photos.
MGEX Strike Freedom in Spartan Warrior Pose with full armament
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MGEX Strike Freedom in Spartan Warrior Pose with full armament
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MGEX Strike Freedom in Spartan Warrior Pose with full armament
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MGEX Strike Freedom in Spartan Warrior Pose with full armament
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MGEX Strike Freedom in Spartan Warrior Pose with full armament
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MGEX Strike Freedom in Spartan Warrior Pose with full armament
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🎯 Why This Pose Works
Highlights the MGEX’s impressive articulation and gold inner frame.
Perfect for display shelves or dynamic photography.
Adds energy and storytelling to your build — it looks like the
Gundam is mid-battle.
MGEX Strike Freedom in Spartan Warrior Pose with full
armament display (7)
✍️ My Personal Experience
When I set this up and displayed it, a friend came over and
asked, “Whoa, did you mod this? It looks totally different!” No mods, just a pose. That’s
the power of good posing.
MGEX Strike Freedom in Spartan Warrior Pose with full armament display (8)
💬 Final Thoughts
The Spartan Warrior pose brings an epic, grounded feel to the MGEX Strike Freedom. It's simple to do, doesn’t require extra parts, and completely transforms the model’s presence. Whether you're prepping for a Gunpla contest or just want your shelf to look cooler — I highly recommend trying this out. What do you think about the Spartan pose? Leave a comment below or share your version on Instagram with #liang9gSpartanPose!
💡 Already tried this pose? Drop a photo — I’d love to see your take on it!
