Page 24 of complete kit reviews, ordered by score. Read the verdict before you trust the number, because the right kit is personal.
A guerrilla grunt suit with all new tooling and one deliberately unpainted shoulder that tells its own story.
The Zaku II Ver 2.0 frame with a 180mm gun bolted on, and it works better than it has any right to.
The Formula Project's whole gimmick, in one accessory box: heavy bombardment on one arm, a mega beam shield fortress on the other.
Two complete personalities for one Gundam, built from lead wire, cloth, and clever hardpoints.
Not a mobile suit kit at all, just the cleverest little rack the F90 collection has ever needed.
Two new-mold loadouts that turn one F90 into a commander unit and a launch-ready booster monster.
A small box that turns the F90 into a wave rider, and does it without a single headache.
A weapons locker in a box, not a mobile suit, and exactly as good as that sounds.
A solid old-school Zaku turned into a sniper's nest by the biggest gun HG has ever bundled in.
The MG Zaku articulation package you already trust, wearing a backpack full of space bombs.
The familiar F2 frame dressed in a dusty two-tone paint job that finally earns its own shelf spot.
A sniper's Zaku that proves the Doan's Island mold still has fight left in it.
A Zaku wearing every thruster in the parts bin, and I mean that as a compliment.
The RG Zaku frame finally gets the paint job it always deserved, three coats of it.
The Black Tri-Stars get the small-scale spotlight they earned at Loum, and it holds up as a genuinely fun HG.
A grunt suit with a boss weapon, and it knows exactly what it is.
The Zeon frame that made me forgive rough plastic for great design.
The Johnny Ridden RG frame in jelly bean blue and yellow, for the deep-cut Zeon fans who know exactly whose name is on the box.
A green grunt suit piled so high with hardware it starts to feel like a boss fight.
The familiar Revive Zaku II wearing a muted, illustration-book paint job that makes it feel like a different kit entirely.
The Ver. 2.0 Zaku frame in Johnny Ridden's crimson and black, dressed up with more armor than it knows what to do with.
The same excellent Revive-era Zaku engineering, just dressed in a colorway you won't see on every shelf.
The HGGTO Char's Zaku sculpt, dressed up as a museum-ticket keepsake.
The Gouf Custom mold gets wings, a gatling shield, and a much better excuse to fly.