All Gunpla kit reviews

A mobile fortress that folds down into a mobile suit, at HG price and HG effort.

An HG that plays dress-up as a Real Grade and mostly pulls it off.

The suit that made the Red Comet a legend, done up with MG-grade tricks in an HG shell.

Zeon's grunt suit finally gets a modern skeleton to match its legend.

The same great Revive Zaku II frame wearing a paint job Kunio Okawara himself signed off on.

A regular Zaku with a cannon so big it needs its own tripod, and somehow that's the whole appeal.

A shockingly good Zaku frame wearing the silliest, most likeable paint job in the lineup.

The commander's Zaku, all gold trim and spiked shoulders, built on the frame that made the 2.0 line famous.

A captured Zeon workhorse repainted federation blue, and one of the friendliest HGUC kits from the whole 0083 line.

The Zaku that finally moves like a real mobile suit, and looks meaner doing it.

A P-Bandai exclusive Zaku that proves camo paint jobs can come molded in the plastic.

The familiar Zaku II 2.0 frame in olive drab, with a bazooka big enough to matter.

A war-worn Zaku hauled off the shelf and buried under bazookas, fuel tanks, and vinyl piping.

The Ver. 2.0 Zaku frame dressed up for one of the One Year War's quietest legends.

The same brilliant Ver.2.0 frame, dressed in a battle-worn defense squad livery that earns its exclusive-kit price tag.

The Ver. 2.0 Zaku frame in one of its handsomest MSV coats, brown and battered and ready for the shelf.

The Nightmare of Solomon's personal ride, done up in Ver 2.0 muscle with a paint job that still turns heads.

The regular Zaku's meaner, faster cousin, done up in the sharpest paint job the line ever got.

A Bandai Hobby Online Shop exclusive that dresses the excellent MG Zaku II Ver 2.0 frame in a striking bright blue nobody else was wearing.

Char's Red Comet ride from a dream sequence gets a real, satisfying kit.

The best 1/144 Char's Zaku Bandai has ever made, wrapped in a giveaway box you'll probably never find on a shelf.

The best Char's Zaku engineering Bandai has ever made, poured out in a color you were never supposed to be able to buy.

The same excellent Gouf Revive mold dressed in a real-world paint job that actually earns the name.

A proven Zeon mold reborn in blazing red, with a gatling gun that still steals the show.