All Gunpla kit reviews

The kit that invented Master Grade, and it still knows exactly what it wants to be.

The MG line's first real attempt to make the Core Block gimmick actually work, and it mostly does.

Three backpacks, one Zaku family, zero mobile suit included, and that is exactly the point.

A quick, clean weekend build that nails the blue and yellow without ever touching a paint booth.

A workhorse RG Zaku mold dressed up in Red Comet colors for a promo suit that never appeared in an actual show.

A 2016 P-Bandai recolor that still earns its shelf space on the strength of one backpack.

A background space unit that turns out to have more personality in plastic than it ever got on screen.

A pocket-change parts pack that gives every HG on your shelf better hands and better poses.

A weird little dome-headed brawler that turns a Turn A Gundam curiosity into a relaxed weekend build.

A God Gundam sibling built for one job: a flying kick with a green afterburner trail.

An old frame in new armor, and it mostly earns the upgrade.

An 800 yen backpack that turns any HG on your shelf into a walking arsenal.

A cheap backpack that turns into three different weapons and quietly becomes the most-used part in your spares box.

A dusty field mod of a background grunt suit, and honestly one of the friendlier RE/100 builds you can put on a shelf.

A humble mass production grunt suit dressed up in night fighter blue, and it builds better than its rank suggests.

The most approachable RE/100 there is, wearing a prototype paint job that finally makes sense of the name.

A Gun-EZ that traded ground boots for a pair of twin-tail thrusters and finally earned its own name.

A busy, black-and-gold reissue that trades a little stability for a genuinely unique silhouette.

A heavyweight brawler kit that builds fast and still gives you a real pose-friendly frame underneath.

Mafty's guerrilla workhorse gets a bulkier, better armed encore.

A Premium Bandai reshuffle of the Mafty mono-eye grunt that actually earns its exclusivity with a real two-builds-in-one trick.

A Premium Bandai oddball that reuses a Double Rebake skeleton and turns a giant folding sword into the whole personality.

An armory expansion pack that turns your F90 into a gatling-toting brawler or a shield-carrying escort, your choice.

A hover-unit expansion that turns your F90 into a Dom-style ground racer, if you already own the base kit.