All Gunpla kit reviews

A ukulele-toting bear mech that exists purely to make you smile, and it works.

The same tight, punchy HG engineering as the standard release, just dipped in gold and a lot harder to find.

A grunt suit that builds like it knows it's about to lose.

A Graze in dress uniform, and the frame underneath still does all the work.

A standard Graze frame pushed into something twice as menacing, axes and all.

A P-Bandai black-and-red reskin that earns its price through engineering, not novelty.

Rei's prototype EVA gets the same organic-frame treatment as Unit-01, with a tidier seven-hand loadout.

The kit that opened Bandai's Real Grade line to a whole new kind of mecha, and mostly nailed it.

A no-sticker, no-fuss HG that turns a background suit into a genuinely satisfying weekend build.

A backpack that turns into its own fighter jet, if you already own the Gundam it plugs into.

A ground-up redesign of the RX-78-2 that actually earns its bulk.

A P-Bandai weapon kit so big it needs its own stand.

A three-piece transformation gimmick that actually earns its keep on the shelf.

A ready-made battlefield for your GM and a Z'Gok to finally fight it out.

The definitive Strike Gundam engineering wrapped in a limited red coat that will split the room the second it hits the shelf.

The bundle-only EG that proves a neon paint job and four new wired gunbarrels can make a familiar frame feel brand new.

A Strike Gundam frame wearing a booster pack, built for a kid's first tournament run and still fun for the rest of us.

An HG-easy build wearing MG-level articulation and a flight pack nobody expected this cheap.

A Full Mechanics remake that finally gives the Calamity's melee-focused cousin the joints it deserved.

The RX-78-2 silhouette wearing a neon costume, with articulation that punches way above its price.

Three grunts, three eras, one box, and honestly the best history lesson in Gunpla form.

The same excellent 00 Gundam frame, dressed head to toe in a J-League football club's colors.

A GM-cheap price tag hiding a genuinely clever effects-and-articulation kit.

An old mold in a new coat, and honestly, it still moves like a dream.