All Gunpla kit reviews

A decade-old mold in a shoe box, and the glowing pink frame still sells it.

A quiet white knight in HG form, waiting for its horn to split open.

The same great Banshee mold dressed in Nike SB colors, built to make a psychoframe glow under sneakerhead lighting.

A lion in a unicorn's clothing, glowing gold under black armor.

A P-Bandai deep cut that turns one Hazel frame into a small arsenal, if you don't mind babying the hips.

A recon specialist that folds itself into a flying disc, built from a frame you already trust.

A small, spindly, quietly weird kit that turns into three different things and asks you to be patient with all of them.

A desert-worn recolor of a genuinely well-engineered HG, built on a mystery instead of a movie poster.

The Gundam before it was the Gundam, cast in factory white and gray.

The same rock-solid HGUC frame, dipped in sepia and handed out at the door.

The Revive engineering you already trust, dressed up for a moment in history.

The reliable Revive mold in a ballpark jersey, and I mean that as a compliment.

The best HG RX-78-2 engineering ever made, dyed in Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters green and turned into a ticket stub.

The Revive frame in a soccer kit, and it actually works.

The Revive-era RX-78-2 traded its classic tricolor for black and gold, and it still nails the shooting pose.

The excellent Beyond Global engineering wearing a rock band's colors and decal sheet.

The modern Revive frame wearing a one-off friendship livery you will not see on a shelf twice.

The half-new, half-classic Ver.1.5 dressed up in a store-exclusive metallic finish that turns a solid MG into a genuine shelf trophy.

The kit that taught Gunpla what a designer's signature could look like, standing there daring you to argue with it.

A space-combat sibling of the original Gundam, dressed up with a beam cannon big enough to end its own pilot.

The familiar MG-3.0 Gundam frame, dipped entirely in Char red and handed a new name to live under.

A gacha-game what-if suit that turned into one of the more thoughtful HGUC transforming kits of 2024.

A GM in a Gundam's clothes, and one of the better ideas the Build Divers cast ever had.

A lean, dagger-wielding One Year War ace machine that punches above its P-Bandai exclusivity.