All Gunpla kit reviews

The retail Proto Type Unit-00 kit, reboxed as a Premium Bandai exclusive with an oversized Positron Rifle bundled in.

The RG line's debut Unit-01 kit, reboxed as a Premium Bandai exclusive with a display platform built to recreate one of the show's most iconic images.

A Regular Practical Type EVA that ships with its own transport cover and a shield built to double up on Unit-00.

A P-Bandai battery pack with a personality, built for owners who already have the Eclipse Gundam on the shelf.

A dragon that folds itself into a knight, and somehow the hinge that does it never feels like a gimmick.

ZZ Gundam on steroids, built for presence rather than posing.

A ground-up new frame wearing a prototype paint job, and it earns both halves of that description.

A support fighter that turns your Hazel Custom into three different suits, if you already own the pieces to feed it.

A support fighter kit that turns a lone Hazel Custom into a proper multi-machine formation.

A pre-painted slice of A Baoa Qu that turns your RX-78-2 into the last shot of the One Year War.

A Premium Bandai deep cut for MSV fans that builds better than its obscurity suggests.

The Earth Alliance's everyman mecha, built on a joint system that punches way above its price.

The same clever Fine Build frame under a coat of purple that means a lot more than it looks like.

A proven HG frame in a football kit you will not see on anyone else's shelf.

The same clever Entry Grade skeleton, stripped down to a blank canvas for anyone ready to pick up an airbrush.

Sei and Reiji's signature build, cast in translucent blue for the collectors who chased the prize run.

An artillery platform with MG-level joints hiding inside an HG-simple shell.

A shield-knight rebuild of the Aegis Gundam that packs five modes into one HG box and asks you to be gentle with two of its joints.

The GBN world's rent-a-cop turns out to be one of the sneakiest customization platforms in the HGBD line.

A floating temple bell with a beam saber staff, built to be a diorama, not a fighter.

A weird, elegant HG that looks like nothing else on your shelf and barely fights you to get there.

The excellent HG00 frame in Consadole Sapporo red and black, a soccer crossover riding on genuinely good engineering.

A GBN custom job that hands you two swords, two Gundam looks, and a backpack that actually earns its keep.

Riku's refined 00 Sky gets a bigger backpack, a better silhouette, and a genuinely fun weapon puzzle to solve.