All Gunpla kit reviews

The base Entry Grade Gundam, but somebody emptied the armory into the box.

The original white suit, rebuilt from the ground up so a three hour Sunday afternoon actually earns you MG level posing.

The best-engineered HG RX-78-2 around, wrapped in a translucent shell that glows for the fans who actually won it.

The 40th anniversary Gundam mold in a warm metallic colorway that makes the panel lines pop without touching a paintbrush.

The 40th anniversary engineering flex, dipped in chrome.

The original Gundam rebuilt with a real inner frame and a color separation job that borders on absurd.

The kit that proved an HG could move like a much bigger grade, wrapped around the original hero suit.

The RG RX-78-2 engineering in a moodier grey coat, and honestly the better looking of the two.

The 40th-anniversary engineering flex, wrapped in a stealthy grey and purple paint job most people never notice is a Gundam.

The best-engineered RX-78 frame Bandai has made, wearing the stealthy gray and violet coat of the test unit that started it all.

An HG that fights above its weight class, if you can actually get one.

A quiet OVA hero gets the full modern MG treatment, Chobham armor and all.

The same excellent Ground Type Revive mold, except now it comes with a spare GM head and enough gear to arm a whole platoon.

Amuro's last Gundam, reboxed in fresh colors and still one of the great MG builds.

Katoki's take on Amuro's last Gundam, built heavier, sharper, and dressed for a fight.

Amuro's last suit, shrunk to 1/144 and given the fin funnel gimmick it always deserved.

Kira Yamato's newest ride proves an HG can pull off Strike Freedom-level drama without the MG price tag.

A High Grade that forgot it was supposed to be small, and I love it for that.

A 2007 engineering marvel dressed up in pearl and holo foil for its most dramatic scene.

A battle-scarred fan favorite rebuilt from spare parts, and it still poses like a champion.

The X1's frame, a meaner face, and a Shot Lance you'll want an excuse to pose.

A small kit that punches way above its runner count, and looks like the show's poster art the second it's built.

A chibi-proportioned Aerial with a full-size Gunpla brain, and it genuinely earns the MG badge in its name.

A desert brawler that splits down further than any HG has a right to.