30MM 1/144 Maßgeschneiderte Waffen (Schwere Waffe 1)

Missiles, artillery, and a big sword. Perfect for upgrading a kit with no or not much weapons. Goes almost perfectly on the Haro suit.

The Heavy Weapons kit features several useful and prominent parts that are versatile and worth doubling up on - I recommend it.
You can also use them with 1/100 or MG scale models, due to the size.

Big Sword:
This is a combination of a less interesting small axe and a much more prominent large sword blade, with an additional closed handle, connected by a tab.
Two notes - The axe handle is easy to stress, so be careful with it. The larger closed handle on the blade itself, does NOT have enough space to fit into the Provedel's large hands, despite this kit being largely aimed at that model. You can only fit the axe handle into it.

Cannons/Artillery:
These two heavy guns come with C-clip adapter pieces to mount them on 3mm hard points and also pivot about 90 degrees up and down, or sideways, depending on the direction you mount them at.
The gun barrels themselves are connected with that typical 30MM weapons tab, so you can put them on other guns or use other barrels on the receivers.
The receivers have multiple tabs, 3mm hard points and C-clip mounts in various places, making them versatile and also like someone with a grudge and a drill had his fun with them.

Rocket Pods:
Two pods with rockets on the inside of the lid (which flips open) and the main body.
These pair up very nicely with additional stacks of them and have ten(!) 3mm hard points and three C-clip anchors.

Shield:
Large slab of plastic. It's actually not that much longer than a 30MF Knight's shield, but it's a good bit wider. It uses a C-clip anchor to attach an adapter piece onto.

The rest:
There's a standard backpack with a large cylinder for mounting things onto it, such as the cannons and rocket pods in various ways. There are also a handful of various adapter pieces for making the weapons useful and also combining them in different ways, which is appreciable.

All in all this is a good set. Everyone loves huge and hefty weapons and it helps that these look a lot less ambiguous than some of the earlier 30MM weaponry. While it all has a sci-fi look to it, you can use these things with 30MF models.
The closed handle on the blade is not at fault for its incompatibility with the Provedel (in fact it fits the Large Arm hands just fine), rather it's the holding hands of the Provedel that have too thick fingers to fit anything else than a long handle. I wouldn't have mentioned it, were it not for the fact that the Provedel is featured on the front of the box and that this kit is featured in the Provedel's manual as example combinations.

Missiles, artillery, and a big sword. Perfect for upgrading a kit with no or not much weapons. Goes almost perfectly on the Haro suit.

The Heavy Weapons kit features several useful and prominent parts that are versatile and worth doubling up on - I recommend it.
You can also use them with 1/100 or MG scale models, due to the size.

Big Sword:
This is a combination of a less interesting small axe and a much more prominent large sword blade, with an additional closed handle, connected by a tab.
Two notes - The axe handle is easy to stress, so be careful with it. The larger closed handle on the blade itself, does NOT have enough space to fit into the Provedel's large hands, despite this kit being largely aimed at that model. You can only fit the axe handle into it.

Cannons/Artillery:
These two heavy guns come with C-clip adapter pieces to mount them on 3mm hard points and also pivot about 90 degrees up and down, or sideways, depending on the direction you mount them at.
The gun barrels themselves are connected with that typical 30MM weapons tab, so you can put them on other guns or use other barrels on the receivers.
The receivers have multiple tabs, 3mm hard points and C-clip mounts in various places, making them versatile and also like someone with a grudge and a drill had his fun with them.

Rocket Pods:
Two pods with rockets on the inside of the lid (which flips open) and the main body.
These pair up very nicely with additional stacks of them and have ten(!) 3mm hard points and three C-clip anchors.

Shield:
Large slab of plastic. It's actually not that much longer than a 30MF Knight's shield, but it's a good bit wider. It uses a C-clip anchor to attach an adapter piece onto.

The rest:
There's a standard backpack with a large cylinder for mounting things onto it, such as the cannons and rocket pods in various ways. There are also a handful of various adapter pieces for making the weapons useful and also combining them in different ways, which is appreciable.

All in all this is a good set. Everyone loves huge and hefty weapons and it helps that these look a lot less ambiguous than some of the earlier 30MM weaponry. While it all has a sci-fi look to it, you can use these things with 30MF models.
The closed handle on the blade is not at fault for its incompatibility with the Provedel (in fact it fits the Large Arm hands just fine), rather it's the holding hands of the Provedel that have too thick fingers to fit anything else than a long handle. I wouldn't have mentioned it, were it not for the fact that the Provedel is featured on the front of the box and that this kit is featured in the Provedel's manual as example combinations.