All Gunpla kit reviews

A bear suit with a halo and a heart stick, built for nothing but charm.

The White Knight's very first frame, built simple so the silhouette does all the talking on a shelf.

Suzaku's R2 upgrade, built on the same simple tooling as the original with a bigger, showier weapon loadout.

The most requested MG of its era, gorgeous on the shelf, rough the moment you try to pose it.

An underwater armor set that only makes sense once you already own the suit it's built to dress up.

A weapons locker and a stubby little worker vehicle, built for people who already own the suits it's meant for.

The grunt suit that started the whole idea of grunt suits, still cheap and still charming twenty-plus years later.

A Fritz Helm Zaku for the Zeon remnants still fighting a war that ended decades ago.

The kit that taught a whole generation of builders what an inner joint could do.

A Zeon classic dressed in Uniqlo red and white, built on a mold that shows its age the moment you start posing it.

A classic Zaku sculpt dressed up in crimson ballpark colors for a one-off crossover that most builders will never see in person.

Char's final ride, cast in plastic before Bandai figured out how to make an MG really pose.

A cheap little backpack kit that only tells half the Neptune Armor story on its own.

A deep-cut G-Unit suit with a genuinely clever transformation gimmick, wrapped in old-school tooling.

A three-runner, sub-4-inch bear in a Gundam Meister's flight suit, built in twenty minutes and grinning at you the whole time.

The federation workhorse gets the MG treatment, and the frame deserves better than the price tag it showed up wearing.

A resin detour that lets you build the Gundam the anime never gave you.

A maid-outfit Gunpla that is more character figure than mobile suit, and knows exactly what it wants to be.

A pink Qubeley homage that asks for a paint job before it asks for a fight.

A cute, winged reskin of Gunpla's most infamous non-consensual tribute figure, gorgeous on the shelf and genuinely awkward in the hands.

A cheap, event-only recolor of the coolest backpack in the franchise, missing one piece and worth grabbing anyway.

The Vincent's officer colorway, same simple tooling with a command-red repaint and a name to match.

An F91 spinoff that looks sharper than it builds.

A P-Bandai oddball that looks like an MG and poses like a much older kit.