All Gunpla kit reviews

A stadium jersey poured over a genuinely good frame.

A Build Fighters remix of the Aile Strike frame that trades a little detail for a lot of shoulder-mounted attitude.

The Strike Gundam finally gets to wear everything at once, and the RG frame mostly holds up under the weight.

Zero's oversized personal flagship, a prototype twice the mass of an ordinary Knightmare, tooled fresh for the modern 1/35 line.

A Shining Gundam reskin that trades Shining Finger for a flight mode and two of everything in the box.

A martial artist's frame handed a rifle and a shield, and it still knows how to move.

A cheap little parts box that turns one GM into three different guns.

A 2008 HG that turns a lean sword fighter into a two suit weapons platform, and asks you to hold a screwdriver for the privilege.

A great little 00 Gundam wearing a J.League scarf instead of its usual colors.

The same sharp Diver frame, dipped in glitter and boxed as a Blu-ray bonus.

A back-heavy, wing-heavy monster of a HG that turns a simple 00 Sky frame into a full weapons rack.

The same lean, sword-swinging Exia frame, dipped in recycled black plastic and a shot of neon purple that photographs like nothing else on the shelf.

The same slick Exia frame, dipped in Trans-Am red and looking sharper for it.

A P-Bandai reskin of a proven frame, dressed up with new armor and a rifle that folds like it means it.

A tactical gray reskin of an old favorite, and proof that a good frame ages better than its box art.

The 00 Qan[T] in fatigues, armed to the teeth and built for a scrap.

An ace pilot's mass production unit that finally gets a proper close combat weapon to go with its bluish gray menace.

A commander's Jinx in red and white, built entirely from molded plastic with no paint required.

A P-Bandai reskin that earns its red paint job with a removable GN Drive and two rifle configurations.

The mass production grunt suit that actually earns its spot on the shelf.

A ground-pounder GN-X in full battle armor that poses better than it looks like it should.

A mass-production Federation grunt suit that builds like it knows it deserves better.

The Federation's last real workhorse, and a surprisingly satisfying little grunt kit.

A jungle-camo GN-X variant that trades flash for a genuinely fun, no-sticker-drama build.