All Gunpla kit reviews

A Premium Bandai deep cut that rewards Rider-family collectors with a genuinely different weapons loadout.

Amuro's last ride, done as a proper 2000-era MG with a sturdy frame and a few showing-its-age quirks.

A convention-exclusive recolor that turns an already loaded HGBF kit into a genuine arsenal on a shelf.

A giant drill and a pair of vise pliers that turn Hiroto's Core Gundam II into a demolition machine.

A P-Bandai deep cut that rewards V and V2 fans with a genuinely improved head, hips, and color job.

Not a suit, a backpack full of possibilities for whatever you build next.

The budget IBO kit that quietly upgraded the whole line's articulation.

A hit-and-run flight unit that actually poses like one, once you accept the sticker-free paint job.

A rock band's tribute Zaku that happens to have real MG bones under the black paint job.

An AGE-1 in its Sunday best, dressed up with a cape and a sword too big for its own good.

An 880 yen box that turns any HG on your shelf into the hero of its own finishing move.

A flying park bench for your Jegan, and I mean that as a compliment.

A missile-and-cannon parts bin that turns any Core Gundam (or honestly, half your shelf) into an artillery platform.

An old favorite reworked into something sharper, built on tooling that shows its age but still charms.

A battleship-deck diorama base that turns your Full Armor Gundam into a weapons locker.

A cheap, cheerful desert grunt suit that builds in an afternoon and poses better than it has any right to.

A P-Bandai conversion kit that turns the desert workhorse Maganac into two named squad leader machines, one clawed brawler and one lightweight runner.

Angel wings, a rifle you can split in two, and a stability problem Bandai never quite solved.

Two dragon heads, one gorgeous silhouette, and a couple of parts I'd baby forever.

The Fenice Rinascita's transformation frame wearing the original Wing Gundam's colors, and it wears them beautifully.

Zeon's clunky, lovable proof-of-concept, kitted with more care than a footnote suit has any right to get.

A P-Bandai jungle Zaku that trades a new mold for a genuinely clever old one, done up in camouflage.

An ace's orange GINN finally gets the shield it always deserved, wrapped around an honest, workmanlike frame.

A commemorative Freedom that builds like an HG wearing an FM badge, and mostly earns it.