All Gunpla kit reviews

A Geara Doga with a psycho-frame transplant and six funnels, built for people who already know why that matters.

A Gundam Sentinel workhorse repainted in Unicorn colors, and the transformation gimmick is still the whole show.

China Kousaka's teddy bear tank, dipped in glow-stick plastic and handed out as a prize.

A black knight built out of spare parts, and somehow it works.

A cheap little runner set that turns any HG in your pile into Shiba Tsukasa's rifle-toting Astray.

The grunt suit gets a parts bin and four faces to prove it never really was just a grunt.

A rookie's twin-frame Gundam that moves better than its price tag suggests.

The deep-space twin that proves a repaint-with-new-tooling kit can still be worth building.

A pocket-sized bear mecha that builds in twenty minutes and somehow still holds a pose.

A palm-sized Fumina tribute that takes ten minutes and makes you smile the whole time.

A pocket-sized Lockon tribute that snaps together in an afternoon and somehow still holds a pose better than kits twice its size.

A ten minute palm sized Haro cousin that photographs better than kits three times its price.

A palm-sized Gundam Meister tribute that snaps together in an afternoon and grins at you from the shelf forever.

A pocket-sized chrome ball that turns a five-minute build into a genuine little event.

A pocket-sized mascot kit that turns a bottle of hobby primer into the cutest thing on your shelf.

A five minute build that somehow ends up being the cutest thing on my shelf.

An HG that hands you five weapons and dares you to have less fun than this.

A tiny RX-78 homage that turns into a heavy gunner the moment you clip on the Veetwo armor.

A blank-slate Gundam wearing the most famous paint job in the franchise, built for tinkerers.

A funnel-armed Newtype ace suit dressed up in gloss and mirror foil for the display shelf.

A prototype tank that grew legs, molded in the plain white of a machine that hasn't seen a real battle yet.

A P-Bandai deep cut that moves better than a lot of kits twice its price.

A rare Federation sharpshooter that trades flash for a genuinely fun, no-fuss build.

The Federation's dependable workhorse, recast in the ghostly mint-green glow of the moment Axis stopped falling.