Page 4 of complete kit reviews, ordered by score. Read the verdict before you trust the number, because the right kit is personal.
The Strike Ver.RM body already earned its reputation, and the Lightning Striker just gives it more to carry and more to pose.
A tiny martial artist that holds a fighting stance better than kits twice its size.
An MG's worth of engineering crammed into a 1/144 footprint, and it mostly holds together.
A tiny frame asked to carry eight weapons, and somehow it does.
A season-two flagship shrunk to palm size without losing the spectacle.
The 10th anniversary flex kit, metallic red plastic and a green-glowing GN Drive rig that makes you feel like you paid for a light show.
The full seven-blade loadout in 1/60, with the touched up Inspection colorway that makes the white pop even harder.
A sniper and scout suit that transforms without a single compromise to its pose range.
![GNT-0000 00 Qan[T] box art](/kits-thumb/512/rg-gnt-0000-00-qant.webp)
A tiny kit that moves like it forgot it's only 1/144 scale.
A 2015 MG that still makes the twin satellite cannons feel like the main event.
A junk dealer's beat-up prototype that moves like it was born to fight.
A junker's katana-swinging prototype blown up to Perfect Grade scale, and it earns the size.
A P-Bandai exclusive that proves the Astray frame was made for the RG treatment.
A final-boss silhouette with a weapon system that keeps unfolding into new toys.
A GM-headed mobile fortress that laughs at what an HG box is supposed to hold.
A slimmer, sharper take on the Narrative frame that finally fixes what Unicorn Ver.Ka left broken.
![MS-05 Zaku I [Black Tri-Stars] box art](/kits-thumb/512/hg-ms-05-zaku-i-black-tri-stars.webp)
The 2017 Zaku I runners, repainted in the Black Tri-Stars scheme, and it might be the best cheap Zaku on the market.
The grunt suit that finally gets treated like a main character kit.
The HG Zaku that finally makes the old grunt suit feel like a real kit, not an afterthought.
The grunt suit that started the Perfect Grade line and still earns the shelf space.
The grunt suit of the One Year War gets a tiny, articulate showcase of what RG engineering can actually do.
The one-eyed grunt that fights above its 1/100 weight class.
The Ver. 2.0 Zaku frame in its earthbound war paint, and it still moves like nothing else in the line.
The grunt suit that builds like it knows exactly what it is and never apologizes for it.