Strike Freedom Gundam: MG vs PG
If you want the Strike Freedom Gundam and cannot decide between the Master Grade (MG) and the Perfect Grade (PG) version, here they are side by side on the things that actually change your decision: size, detail, how hard the build is, price, and who each one is really for.
ZGMF-X20A Strike Freedom Gundam
Kira Yamato's ace machine in gold-trimmed MG plastic, wings and all.
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ZGMF-X20A Strike Freedom Gundam
The biggest, heaviest, most ambitious wings Bandai ever put on a Perfect Grade, and they mean it in both good ways and bad.
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What changes between MG and PG
This is the enthusiast standard against the flagship. Master Grade at 1/100 is the sweet spot most builders call home: a full inner frame, strong articulation, and a rewarding but manageable build. Perfect Grade at 1/60 goes bigger in every direction, with more engineering, often LEDs and articulated hands, a heavier price, and a longer build. If you want a great build without turning it into an event, MG is the smart buy. If you want the definitive, showpiece version of this suit and will give it the time, PG is the ceiling.
Get the MG if
you want size, a full inner frame, and the room to panel line, paint, and pose the suit properly. It is the enthusiast sweet spot and the grade most builders grow into.
Get the PG if
this is a grail suit for you and you have the budget, the bench time, and the shelf space for a 1/60 flagship, often with LEDs and articulated fingers, that becomes the anchor of a collection.
We have built and graded both: the MG scored 8.3 and the PG scored 8.1 out of 10. Read the full reviews above for the detail behind the numbers.