All Gunpla kit reviews

A pack of GN claws, drives, and joints that turns any Gunpla into a Celestial Being cameo.

A humble space pod gets legs, an attitude, and somehow still holds a pose.

A P-Bandai desert sharpshooter that looks the part but leans hard on stickers to prove it.

A sniper-loadout GM that turns a decade-old mold into a genuinely fun weekend build.

The Federation's everyman grunt, built simple and left for you to finish.

A grunt suit dressed up with a new head, a missile shield, and just enough Unicorn pedigree to matter.

The federal workhorse gets new molds and a proper Master Grade coat of light green.

A quiet, well armed sentry built on one of the most trustworthy Jegan frames Bandai ever tooled.

A special-forces Jegan variant that rewards a little paint and elbow grease more than it rewards straight-out-of-the-box excitement.

An old favorite in disguise, with better joints and a bigger price tag.

A field-repaired grunt kit that turns spare parts into real character.

A frontline recolor of Gunpla's most swappable test-type Gundam, built from three different Hazel kits stitched into one frame.

A P-Bandai deep cut that trades polish for two shield boosters worth of firepower.

A baseball catcher's throwing arm turned into a Gunpla pun, built on genuinely good bones.

The kit that started the whole HGUC line, and it still builds like a history lesson worth having.

The classic Gundam mold traded its white and blue for Hiroshima Toyo Carp red, and it works better than it has any right to.

The very first Master Grade, built in glass instead of steel.

A 30th anniversary tribute that finally sculpted the original Gundam the way the giant statue in Odaiba does.

The reliable G30th sculpt dressed up in a bag-maker's collab box, and the kit inside earns the attention on its own.

A gorgeous, weird silhouette let down by an undercolored runner.

A tabletop tribute to the 18-meter Gundam that actually walked in Yokohama.

The Gundam Development Project's cancelled fourth unit, finally built the way it deserved.

A P-Bandai exclusive that reuses a 2014 skeleton to sell you a very good sticker sheet.

A deep-cut Titans suit that gives you three weapons for the price of one and asks you to overlook a mold that remembers 2015.