Dark Nebula Empire model kit catalog

Between The New Voyage and Be Forever Yamato, a large range of mecha was designed and animated for the Dark Nebula Empire, but Bandai made a grand total of three model kits. In subsequent decades, fans addressed this deficit with a very respectable lineup of garage kits. All known Dark Nebula models are presented here.

Explore the whole world of Yamato garage kits here

Autoplanet Goruba

See a scratch-built version here



Garage kit, Ndopara Shop



1/2400 Garage kit, Okayama Modelers



Garage kit, Bloodsucker


Battleship Pleiades

See a scratch-built version here



Model kit, Bandai Mecha Collection



Garage kit, Flat Factory



Garage kit, Ndopara Shop



Garage kit, MRD



1/2400 Garage kit, Okayama Modelers


Heavy Battleship Grodez



Garage kit, Ndopara Shop



Garage kit, Okayama Modelers


Carrier



Garage kit, Ndopara Shop



1/2400 Garage kit, Okayama Modelers


Cruiser



Garage kit, Ndopara Shop


Destroyer/Escort Ship



Garage kit, Ndopara Shop


Heavy Transport Ship



Garage kit, Ndopara Shop


Fighters



Space fighter Mark I and Atmospheric fighter Mark I garage kits, Ndopara Shop


Atmospheric fighter Mark I


Space fighter Mark I


Fighter Bomber



Garage kit, Ndopara


3-Legged Tank



Model kit, Bandai



Garage kit, Ndopara Shop


Patrol Tank



Model kit, Bandai



Garage kit, Ndopara Shop


Hobby show displays, Ndopara Shop



Mecha not made as models



Helicopter-type fighter, Atmospheric fighter Mark II, Space fighter Mark II


Mining ship, Hyperon Bomb, Supply Base


Bonus

From the Be Forever Yamato Roman Album (1981): Bandai’s prototypes for several model kits from the film. Only those boxed in red actually went into production.

Text near the bottom reads, “These models are wooden prototypes made by Bandai to make plamo.”

2 thoughts on “Dark Nebula Empire model kit catalog

  1. 24th of november 2021
    My deep thanks for this wonderfull website, with many nice pics.
    Many of those models are not edited anymore (of course, after some decades…).

    I hope the 3D printing can do something about it, and even allow a “rebirth”. I don’t find many Star Blazer ships, except the argo, as 3D printed model. Well I need this search going on…

    Thank ou for your work, and see you again

    Marc

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