GFFMC Zaku Desert Type Preorders Open June 24 at 33,000 Yen

Tamashii Web has opened the product page for the GUNDAM FIX FIGURATION METAL COMPOSITE MS-06D Zaku Desert Type, revealing its price, scheduled shipping month, size, and materials all at once. For the lunch lane, this is a completed mecha figure news item where the preorder date, price, size, and official images all line up together, making it clearly worth covering. ROBOT Spirits Zwarth (H.D.) went out first in the morning lane on the same KST date, but this time we are separating out the G.F.F.M.C. item because the brand, product line, and buying points do not overlap.

The numbers to check today

The official Tamashii Web product page lists the price at 33,000 yen, the preorder period starting on June 24, 2026, and shipping scheduled for December 2026. HOBBY Watch’s article from the same day states that Premium Bandai preorders begin at 4:00 p.m. on June 24.

Within this check, domestic Korean retailers and local pricing are not yet officially confirmed. So for Korean readers, the most direct first step is to decide whether to use the Japan preorder window now and whether the price and shipping route are manageable.

Why it went into this lunch slot

The official description strongly emphasizes new sculpting that recreates a tropical and desert-combat specification, a rotating mono-eye gimmick, and a weapons set that includes triple missile pods, double missile pods, and a Clacker Pod. Rather than a simple color variation, this is the kind of release where the equipment and silhouette make the difference easy to read right away.

The materials are ABS, die-cast, and PVC, and the set includes the main body, four types each of left and right interchangeable wrists, a dedicated machine gun, a spare magazine, missile pods, a Clacker Pod, an interchangeable antenna, and a dedicated stand. The official images also show the main visual, side poses, and weapon details, so it works well as one dense lunch article.

What to check before preordering

At 33,000 yen, the price is not exactly light, and at an approx. 180 mm height, it is also worth calculating display space in advance. Since today’s confirmed information is centered on Japan’s preorder window, it is safer to check the actual payment route, shipping cost, and customs burden separately before ordering.

On the other hand, if you are drawn to MSV-series mecha, completed figures supervised by Hajime Katoki, or heavily armed Zaku variations, the official images and specs revealed today are already enough to quickly decide your level of interest. This article is not looking at the item from a resale angle; it focuses on the fact that the preorder date, price, size, included parts, and official photos can all be checked together.