Browse by grade

Browse Gunpla by grade

“Grade” is the single most important word in Gunpla. It decides the scale, the price, how long the build takes, and how much detail you get. Pick a grade below to see every kit we track in it, or read the full grades guide to learn how they compare.

High Grade

Typically 1/144 · 977 kits

The everyday Gunpla. Affordable, quick to build, and the widest range of suits by far. The best place to start.

See HG kits

Real Grade

Typically 1/144 · 120 kits

Museum detail at 1/144. Inner frames, decals, and full color separation packed into a small footprint. Fiddly but stunning.

See RG kits

Master Grade

Typically 1/100 · 423 kits

The enthusiast sweet spot. Full inner frame, strong articulation, and enough size to reward panel lining and paint.

Includes MGEX, RE100, FM

See MG kits

Perfect Grade

Typically 1/60 · 48 kits

The flagship builds. Huge, engineering-heavy centerpieces, often with LEDs. A weekend project and a shelf anchor.

See PG kits

Super Deformed

Typically Non-scale · 5 kits

Chibi-proportioned, big-headed, and cheap. Fast, fun builds with loads of character and almost no glue-free frustration.

Includes MGSD

See SD kits

Entry Grade

Typically 1/144 · 40 kits

Designed for total beginners. Minimal runners, no nippers strictly required, and clean color separation out of the box.

See EG kits

1,641 kits across the grades so far, with reviews rolling out one at a time. Pick a grade above, or browse the whole directory. Curious how the grades stack up in numbers? See our Gunpla & model kit statistics — kit counts, release years, and average review scores per grade, computed from the full database.