Petit'gguy Triple Set [Gold & Silver & Bronze]
Three quick, chrome-shiny builds that turn a shelf into a podium.
Page 48 of complete kit reviews, ordered by score. Read the verdict before you trust the number, because the right kit is personal.
Three quick, chrome-shiny builds that turn a shelf into a podium.
A palm-sized bear mascot that turns a slow evening into a genuinely happy one.
The same menacing Exia variant, dipped in glittering Trans-Am purple.
The same honest Jegan you already know, dressed in Yuu Kajima's blue and sold to you as an event exclusive.
A shield with a mega cannon strapped to its back, sized exactly right for the shelf, not the wallet.
The same beloved Destroy Mode mold, dressed up with glowing blue psycho frame parts for the Gundam Base crowd.
The Unicorn Gundam's black sheep sibling, built cheap, styled sharp.
A Gundam wearing a battleship, and it looks the part.
A tournament fighter's custom job built on the bones of a mobile armor classic.
A P-Bandai deep cut that dresses up an old HGUC frame with a sharper head and a better story than most people expect.
The original HGUC mold in a promo box, and it still moves better than it has any right to.
The Revive mold in an airline's colors, which sounds like a gimmick until you're actually holding it.
A 30th anniversary souvenir that turned out to be a genuinely good kit, not just a nice box.
The same trustworthy HGUC frame wearing a pastel macaron dress designed by the woman who sang the songs.
A statue's little brother, snap-fit simple but surprisingly generous with its funnel gimmick.
The same great Calibarn frame, dressed up in its blinding finale glow and handed to you half unpainted.
A desert-worn prototype that turns its cables and its double joints into the whole personality.
A recon-styled recolor of a genuinely clever three-in-one kit, built on the bones of the 08th MS Team's Ez-8.
A pink parade-ground Zaku with a Haro-and-heart decal sheet and a Meer Campbell figure riding along.
A Leo reshaped into a warrior queen, with a P-Bandai price tag that assumes you already love her.
A magazine freebie that turned into the biggest gun on your shelf.
Two small runners that quietly fix everything wrong with your Cherudim Saga's loadout.
Two classic AGE looks in one box, but you're only building one Gundam at a time.
Three generations of AGE hardware crammed onto one AGE-1 frame, and it mostly works.