All Gunpla kit reviews

The Unicorn buried under an armory, then handed one more gun.

The same great Destroy Mode Unicorn, just glowing a different color under the psycoframe.

The Unicorn's darker twin, locked in Destroy Mode and looking every bit the part.

An event-exclusive HG that turns the psycho frame gimmick into the whole point of owning it.

One P-Bandai box, three Titans test suits, and a backpack mold that finally does the tri-booster justice.

A 1/144 Hazel Owsla wearing a Psycho Gundam's arms like a bodybuilder in someone else's jacket, and somehow it works.

A P-Bandai fever dream that combines two kits into one genuinely huge, genuinely weird area-dominance monster.

The same great Revive-era Mk-II mold, dressed in a muted military palette that makes every panel line pop.

The same tough, poseable Revive-era Guncannon, dressed in the military drab real-type modelers wanted all along.

A P-Bandai exclusive that turns a mobile game footnote into one of the most distinctive HG silhouettes on the shelf.

A weapons expansion on a genuinely excellent Origin-era HG, big beam rifle and all.

A gold-plated prototype with the best-articulated skeleton in the whole HGUC-era Origin line.

The best cheap Gundam mold in the game, dressed up in Yokohama DeNA BayStars blue for one very specific, very limited run.

A navy and gold ballpark suit built on the best HG frame the original Gundam ever got.

The best cheap HG frame in Bandai's catalog, dyed in Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles crimson and gold.

The best cheap RX-78-2 mold on the market, dressed up in Yomiuri Giants orange and black.

A genuinely excellent HG frame wearing a Saitama Seibu Lions jersey.

The same excellent Revive-era frame under a paint job that finally makes the original Gundam look like it survived a real war.

The original Gundam engineering dressed in the muted battlefield colors it was never actually allowed to wear.

The best-engineered RX-78-2 frame Bandai has made, dressed in a color scheme almost nobody outside Japan ever got to own.

A 30th anniversary souvenir that happens to be a genuinely good little kit.

A free t-shirt bonus that builds like it wasn't a bonus at all.

A ground-pounding federation demon that builds nothing like a normal RX-78.

An Entry Grade souvenir that punches way above its ticket-line origins.