All Gunpla kit reviews

An RX-78-2 frame in a fighter's red coat, built to play hard rather than pose pretty on a shelf.

A tiny core Gundam that turns into a completely different silhouette in about ninety seconds flat, and does it without a single tool.

The Core Gundam's space-combat loadout, funnels and all, at a price that makes no sense for what you get.

A sniper's armor kit that turns a good base suit into a genuinely great one.

A deep-cut One Year War oddball that spends almost none of its part budget on being a generic Gundam.

A P-Bandai only fan-favorite variant that finally gives the workhorse GM its own MG spotlight, and does it justice.

The same great MG GM Cannon frame, dressed in the desert-and-olive scheme of the six units that actually fought to retake North America.

The mass production grunt suit finally gets a frame worth posing.

The HG Origin GM frame wearing a paint job you actually want to build twice.

A cheap, sturdy Guncannon riff that trades the classic bulk for real mobility.

A mass-production frame wearing a personal machine's colors, and it moves better than a Guncannon has any right to.

A cheap, friendly MG that quietly teaches you how a real inner frame works.

A Premium Bandai reshell that actually earns the reshell tag, new molds where it counts and real color separation everywhere else.

A One Year War marksman built on 2.0 bones, with a rifle collection bigger than its price tag suggests.

A P-Bandai remix kit that hands you a whole armory and a paint job most builders never see coming.

A midnight-black GM built for a job nobody else wants, and it plays the part well.

A grunt suit dressed in mystery purple, carrying a lance that could skewer a battleship.

The Federation workhorse gets a special forces upgrade, missile pods and all.

A great Jesta frame gets a sniper rig and a capture gun, and the box is better for it.

The base Jesta gets a sniper's scope and a tripod cannon, and suddenly a grunt suit feels like a specialist.

A stolen ZAFT prototype rebuilt in plastic, and the reddest MG on anyone's shelf.

A quiet background unit from Unicorn gets the retool the old Re-GZ mold always deserved.

A proven MG Zaku wearing a loud, lovable drama tie-in paint job that either clicks for you or it doesn't.

A grunt suit built on a hero's frame, and it shows in every joint.