All Gunpla kit reviews

Meijin Kawaguchi's unfinished showpiece, done up in MG plastic with a booster on its back and a light in its chest.

The GN-drive purist gets a black coat and a chip on its shoulder, and the MG makes it worth the trouble.

The Federation's first real mobile suit, built with claws instead of hands and more pose range than any early-UC kit has a right to have.

The forgotten GM that quietly out-poses half the HGUC lineup.

The Gundam 2.0 frame in a parka, and it moves like it means it.

A Premium Bandai reskin that borrows a great frame and actually earns the recolor.

A late-war GM turned into a walking gun platform, and it wears the extra hardware well.

A GM Sniper Custom in ace-pilot dark green, with enough spare parts to build a second suit's worth of ideas.

A one-scene background suit from a four-episode OVA that Bandai turned into a genuinely satisfying MG.

A Ver.Ka GM built for the Gunpla Mafia that turns out to be the best-moving GM Bandai has ever made.

The mass-production Zeta gets the enthusiast treatment it always deserved.

A Titans grunt suit that outbuilds most of the heroes it fought.

A legless tank that somehow out-poses half the humanoid kits in the HG line.

A cheap 1/144 that still manages to glow like the real thing.

The same excellent MG Unicorn engineering, recast as a glowing crystal that only exists in one impossible pose.

The Unicorn's black-and-gold rival, built on the same solid HGUC bones with a psychoframe that actually glows through the joints.

The Unicorn frame dipped in real gold plating, built to sit on a shelf and glow.

A gold plated ghost of a Gundam, gorgeous to hold and a little fussy to trust.

A Mk-II frame wearing a stranger, better silhouette, with a sub arm gimmick that steals the show.

A battlefield rebuild wearing its unpainted origin story as a paint job, and the Mk-II frame underneath makes it a joy to put together.

A test pilot's fever dream of a flight unit, bolted onto one of the best Hazel Custom builds Bandai has made.

A P-Bandai deep cut that rewards patience with gimmicks most kits never bother with.

The last and best word in the Hazel line, and it actually holds a pose now.

A P-Bandai deep cut that turns Titans engineering fetishism into a genuinely fun transforming kit.