All Gunpla kit reviews

The looker of the 00 lineup, built for close combat and photos, not for holding a pose all afternoon.

An HG that piles on so many booster packs it forgets HGs are supposed to be simple, and I love it anyway.

The base RG Exia's excellent frame wearing a battle-scarred, half-broken shell, and I love it for that.

Setsuna's comeback suit, cleaned up and finally worth the sticker sheet.

A battle-scarred Exia rebuilt from a particle storage tank, sold to you as parts only.

A gorgeous MG frame buried under more sword than any suit should have to carry.

The blue-collar successor to the GN-X, dressed in Earth Sphere Federation blue and armed with a lance that does double duty.

A gunslinger's dream in HG scale, all articulation and firepower, one stubborn red sticker away from great.

A desert-worn Qan[T] hybrid that trades one big beam saber story for a whole arsenal of little ones.

Barbatos Lupus dressed for a fight it was already winning, in a red that finally earns the name Crimson Comet.

A crab-clawed IBO original that spends its whole budget on one incredible shield.

A demon king that swings four cannons like a sword and never once asks you to paint it.

A gijinka kit that trades weapons and gimmicks for pure, surprisingly deep pose range.

A character kit with more soul in its wrists and hips than most people give it credit for.

A twin-tailed Gyan tribute that fits together better than it has any right to for the price.

Sekai's own take on the Burning Gundam legend, chunkier, redder, and more fun to pose than it has any right to be at this price.

A mustachioed bear dad who takes his top hat and cane more seriously than any combat suit ever took a beam rifle.

Suzaku's white-and-gold R2 successor to the original Lancelot, and the one kit in this modern 1/35 line you can just buy at retail.

A quiet, competent HG that turns one Victory Gundam box into three different mobile suits.

A magazine freebie that builds into a rifle bigger than the figure holding it.

A knight's lance grafted onto an F91 frame, and somehow it all makes sense.

The good Astray Red Frame mold gone gloriously dark, with a BuCUE head bolted on for menace.

A retired Jeturk workhorse that turns out to be one of the most configurable HG kits on the shelf.

A stocky Zeon-flavored bruiser that poses way bigger than its box size.