All Gunpla kit reviews

Someone bolted three anime's worth of beam cannons onto the humble Jegan, and somehow it works.

A recon Jegan with a satellite dish for a face, and I mean that as a compliment.

The Federation workhorse gets a mid-range loadout and a P-Bandai paint job worth chasing down.

An old Federation workhorse gets a war-worn upgrade, and the kit makes the case for it.

A P-Bandai remold that finally gives the AEUG's first mass-production ace a body worth posing.

The Federation's dependable grunt suit, repainted in AEUG olive and sold to the people who always wanted one in the right colors.

A battlefield-scrounged GM gets the MG treatment, and the desert paint job alone makes it worth the shelf space.

A red psycho frame arsenal kit that rewards patience and punishes casual handling.

The NT-D moment frozen in plastic, armor and all, in the color it wore when it mattered most.

The show's most overwhelming moment, frozen in clear green plastic and locked to one pose forever.

A gold-plastic phoenix that skips the paint booth entirely.

A gold phoenix in HG clothing, gorgeous on the shelf and a little rough under the nail file.

A P-Bandai deep cut for people who already own three other Hazels and want a fourth.

The RX-78-2 traded its red and blue for Yamanote Line green and lived to tell about it.

The Gundam as its own designer first imagined it, molded in colors you will never find on a normal shelf.

A ballpark souvenir wearing a very good frame underneath the outfield colors.

The MG Ver. 3.0 engineering in a colorway you can only get by chasing down an event exclusive.

The original MG Ver.1.5 mold dressed up by Gunpla's own master builder, and worth hunting down for the history alone.

The space-war cousin of the original Gundam, built around one glorious oversized gatling gun.

The original 1998 PG frame dressed in champagne red and gold for the man who used to be Char.

Ogre's upgraded GP02 rebuild trades a little wrist mobility for a whole lot of menace.

Two mid-90s HG kits, one box, one classic ground war rematch.

A stealth-black Ground Type with a cannon collection nobody else in your cabinet has.

A frankenstein prototype that hands you a Giant Gatling and says have fun with it.