All Gunpla kit reviews

The Origin GM mold gets sand-scorched paint and a gatling gun, and the whole thing feels like a small tribute to a movie that finally gave the GM grunts their due.

The GM Kai in a bigger jacket, with a bazooka to make up for the lack of a beam rifle.

A GM Sniper reskin that still manages to look sharper than most of the family it comes from.

A jungle-camo GM that finally gets its own kit, and earns it.

A three-weapon GM that actually earns its sniper name, tripped up by one missing hand.

The same great GM Sniper II bones, just dressed in an ace pilot's black and grey.

The best MG grunt suit around, dressed in a dead ace's black.

A GM that never got its war, finally getting its kit.

The Jegan frame you already know, dressed in a red and white coat that tells its own quiet story.

A background mook from a ten-second Unicorn cameo, reissued as a genuinely fun little kit to build.

A jet-black crow of a Jegan that proves the ugly duckling of Gunpla can still turn heads.

A P-Bandai side character kit that hands you a whole box of Jegan heads and armor for less than a Gundam Base snack run.

A drab-brown special forces Jegan that punches way above its P-Bandai price tag.

A support gunner in a Jesta shell, all bolt-on hardware and no wasted motion.

A stealthy federal grunt suit that builds fast and poses better than its boxy shoulders let on.

A 2001 kit dragged into the modern era, and it mostly works.

A civilian loader mech built with more heart than half the warships in the line.

An old mold's shell wearing a modern skeleton, and it actually works.

Bandai took a forgettable Titans grunt suit and gave it a frame worth building twice.

The same clever, awkward Barzam frame, just painted white and given a reason to exist.

A weapons locker with a psycoframe heart, and it will test your patience before it earns your shelf space.

Strap on every weapon Anaheim ever built and let the psycho-frame do the rest.

A base Unicorn kit buried under so much extra hardware you need a second pair of hands to pose it.

The same great Destroy Mode Unicorn, dressed in ANA's blue and white for a flight you probably never took.