Page 2 of complete kit reviews, ordered by score. Read the verdict before you trust the number, because the right kit is personal.
A masked avenger's Gundam Frame, and one of the sharpest MG builds to come out of the Iron-Blooded Orphans line in years.
Mikazuki's second suit finally gets the modern MG frame it deserved.
The already-great MG F91 Ver.2.0, now with a Gatling back cannon and a pair of Vesbers to swap between.
Katoki takes the bulkiest suit in the ZZ line and makes the armor make sense.
Kira's Freedom done right, with a bonus runner of clear armor that makes the reissue worth chasing.
An HG that moves like it forgot what grade it's supposed to be.
The best engineered MG of its era, now cast in glass so you can watch the Twin Drive System actually work.
A skinny, sword-hungry Gundam that turns a Perfect Grade into a genuine posing machine.
The best MG Zaku frame ever built, painted up as the ground war's most feared ace.
Char's golden ace rebuilt on a modern frame, and the gold finish alone is worth the shelf space.
A battered, gold-flecked Zeon brawler that plays way above its HG price tag.
Katoki took a suit everyone joked about and gave it teeth, proportions, and a transformation that actually earns its keep.
The workhorse mass-production suit finally gets the workhorse kit it deserves, every loadout in one box.
A pterosaur-motif RG that turns Treize's chivalrous killer into a genuine transforming toy.
The P-Bandai fix that finally lets this GM hold its own shield.
The same brilliant RG transformation, dressed in the manga's cleaner color scheme and a shield worth the reissue alone.
A gold-plated psycho frame showpiece that asks you to treat every sprue like it owes you money.
The same brilliant RG frame, dressed in a psycho-frame colorway that makes the Destroy Mode transformation feel like the whole point of the kit.
The Yasuhiko face gets the frame it always deserved.
The original hero suit built at the scale it always deserved, with a frame that finally moves like it means it.
A base Ver.Ka Narrative built right, plus a crank-wound wire gimmick that actually works.
A tiny frame that moves like it knows exactly what Amuro built it to do.
Katoki's psycho frame reveal, dressed up for a Hong Kong exclusive and still built like an enthusiast's dream kit.
Amuro's last Gundam, built as big and as detailed as its legend deserves.