All Gunpla kit reviews

A stripped-down riff on a UC-era favorite that builds fast and still has a trick up its sleeve.

The Core Gundam's evil twin gets the same clever combining trick, just painted like it means business.

A funnel-slinging Newtype suit that finally gets its screen-accurate black paint job out of the box.

A P-Bandai remix of an all-time great newtype frame, sharpened into claws and sold on looks alone.

The best-articulated HG of its generation, repainted in Gamba Osaka blue and sold to soccer fans instead of Gunpla builders.

The pirate Gundam that proved HGIBO could put a real skeleton under cheap plastic.

A Barbatos-frame cousin that trades brute simplicity for a pair of scissor arms and a whole lot of foil stickers.

A scavenged Gundam Frame in a battered mining coat, and one of the more interesting silhouettes HG IBO ever put out.

A pocket-change box of joints and blades that turns any HG shelf into a weapons locker.

Three Western-styled knights, one runner design, and a lot of beam cloak drama for the money.

Thirty six tiny hands that fix more posing problems than any full kit ever will.

An Entry Grade that hands you twenty hardpoints and says go nuts.

A prologue-era speedster that looks like nothing else on your shelf, for less than the price of lunch.

A quick, clean Grassley House build with a shield that steals the whole show.

A pigtailed builder in a bear costume, built like a real kit and not a toy.

A bear kit that put on a cat costume and became one of the most charming novelty builds in the HGBF line.

A giant robot hand that used to be a giant robot, and I mean that as a compliment.

The GBN scanner platform from the show, turned into the most useful accessory kit on your shelf.

A silver-plated reskin of the Delta Gundam that actually earns its premium price with real engineering fixes.

The same tough little grunt suit that started the HGIBO line, just dressed in Gjallarhorn's space purple.

A blue and yellow flight frame with more personality than most HG suits twice its price.

A gangly, top-heavy brawler that looks strange standing still and fantastic flying.

A five dollar swarm unit that poses better than kits twice its price.

An expansion box that turns one Hazel kit into five different machines.