All Gunpla kit reviews

A bulky Karaba prototype that turns out to be one of the friendliest HG builds in the whole UC catalog.

Char's final mobile suit, built at a scale that finally matches his ego.

Char's flagship reborn in white, deep blue, and wave-pattern foil, still a bear to pose but still a beast on the shelf.

The Ver.Ka Sinanju Stein's color scheme, none of the Master Grade price tag.

The same great HGUC Sinanju mold, dipped in Gundam Base Fukuoka blue.

Zoltan Akkanen's ride redone as a proper MG, darker, meaner, and packing a bazooka the older Stein never got.

The transforming grandpa of Gunpla, tuned up and still showing off.

A budget-line HG that fights way above its price with gold trim and swappable wings of light.

A P-Bandai deep cut that rewards Sentinel fans with a genuinely massive, genuinely clever build.

A prototype that was never meant to be safe, rendered in RG scale with a shockingly clean white finish.

Zechs Merquise's final suit, built with a mega cannon that actually deploys and a heat rod you can adjust to length.

Three Ground Type veterans in fresh red paint, all in one box.

The plain-looking Titans grunt that moves better than kits twice its price.

A tiny suit of armor that turns into a glowing pink war machine in your hands, and mostly earns the trick.

A show-off transformation gimmick wrapped around one of the tightest, grippiest kits Bandai ever molded.

The same great PG Unicorn frame, dressed in the green psycho-frame and tri-shield gatling rig from the show's last stand.

The lion-maned twin that turns the psycho frame gimmick into a full-blown transformation.

A 2015 rework of a Zeta-era classic that still holds its poses better than kits twice its price.

A budget HG that moves like it belongs two grades above its price tag.

The same excellent Revive frame under a moody, battlefield-worn paint job that makes the whole kit feel new again.

Two Gundams for the price of one, and both of them look sharper than they have any right to at this price point.

The manga-accurate RX-78 with the box art the original artist actually drew.

The already-great HGGTO RX-78-02 wrapped in a limited-run shield that turns a great little kit into a keepsake.

The dependable Ver. OYW 0079 engineering under a limited, anime-accurate paint job you can only find secondhand now.