All Gunpla kit reviews

A purple-armored brawler built around fourteen little heat knives and one huge heat lancer.

A One Year War brawler wearing fourteen heat knives like a porcupine, and it works.

A chunky ground grunt that builds like a joy and poses like a brawler.

A prototype Zeon speed demon that turns the old Zaku II frame into something genuinely mean.

The Crimson Lightning strikes in molded red, and it holds a pose like a proper HGUC should.

A P-Bandai ace-custom Gelgoog that trades a little ankle range for a genuinely fun weekend build and a loadout big enough to fill a display shelf.

A Zeon classic bulked up with a wing binder and enough guns to arm a squad.

A P-Bandai reward kit for Gyan fans, all the knight-errant flair of the original with a beam lance and a shield full of surprises.

A one-episode artillery suit that got a genuinely thoughtful kit instead of an afterthought.

A Premium Bandai deep cut that builds like it wandered in from the MG line by mistake.

A deep-cut AEUG prototype that builds like a scaled-down Master Grade and wears its red paint job in molded plastic.

A gold-plated workaround that turned into one of the better-looking P-Bandai HGs of its year.

The legless final boss of the One Year War, dipped in almond chocolate.

A red and silver funnel-carrier that turns a niche CCA suit into a genuinely fun 1/100 build.

The famous gold suit's plain-clothes cousin, and it still moves like a dream.

Bandai's 40th anniversary flex, and mostly a real one, arms that finally move like a Newtype ace deserves.

The transforming legend in Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters blue, and the mold underneath still holds up.

The same great transforming Zeta engineering, just wearing a different coat of paint for Amuro.

The AEUG workhorse gets a Zeon ace's paint job, a bigger cannon, and all the transforming headaches that come with the territory.

Yuuma Kousaka's tournament rebuild trades the original Zeta's transformation gimmick for a bigger, better looking brawler.

A mobile worker's homemade cosplay of the Gundam, and it wears the disguise better than it has any right to.

A P-Bandai striker pack that turns your Aile Strike into a railgun sniper, if you already have the Strike to plug it into.

A penguin built for cuteness, repainted for luck, and somehow one of the most fun small kits I've put together.

The Amazing Red Warrior's black-and-gold cousin, now dragging an extra cannon into the fight.