Fans Hobby VE-04 NU-EAGLE Review

Now this is great way to kick start the weekend!

Adam (@shark_eyes_pix) has acquired the Fans Hobby VE-04 NU-EAGLE and has posted the first review of this repainted release.

Does it deserve space on your shelf? Check out Adam’s review below, mirrored from his YouTube page, Shark Eyes Toy View.

Here’s a world first review of the Fan’s Hobby VE-04 NU-EAGLE. If you reside in the United States, you can pre-order yours here: https://www.thechosenprime.com/ Hope you enjoy the look at the vehicle and if you enjoy the video, be sure to like, share and subscribe.

For contrast, you can check out a review of the original Air Eagle VE-01 from Fans Hobby by Bee’s Battlegrounds here: Fans Hobby Air Eagle VE-01 Review

Read on for images of the NU-EAGLE directly from Fans Hobby, along with specs on the vehicle –

https://fans-hobby.myshopify.com/products/ve-04-nu-eagle

Product name:
VE-04 NU-EAGLE

Product features:
– Approximate Size: 360mm x 400mm x 200mm ( approx. 14.25″ x 15.75″ x 8″ )
– Assembly is required
– Cockpit fits different 1:12 action figures
– With various lighting effect

For me, the Fans Hobby VE-04 NU-EAGLE is one of those releases that reminds you why I should collect more items in the 1:12 range. Part of the Vehicle Elite line, this fun piece of hand kibble isn’t just an accessory — it’s a statement piece, just as the Convention Exclusive Steel Brigade Sky Hawk that rocked the same deco was all those years ago.

Designed to scale perfectly with 1/12 (6-inch) figures, the NU-EAGLE delivers a commanding presence right out of the box, as illustrated in Adam’s review. With sleek contours, detailed panel work, and that signature Fans Hobby build quality collectors have come to trust.

I love how the NU-EAGLE comes alive with working LED lighting in the cockpit and exterior, adding cinematic realism to your display. I also love how from the looks of things, the cockpit fits your figures securely, giving them a true “pilot’s seat” feel instead of a cramped gimmick. I also appreciate how it’s big enough to impress without overwhelming your shelf.

Thanks as always go to Adam for the review (And for the bad influence). Make sure to give him a follow if you aren’t already!