All Gunpla kit reviews

A P-Bandai deep cut that turns a beam rotor gimmick into the whole reason to build it

A purple-armored jouster with real presence, held back by an incomplete loadout and a floppy spine.

The Scramble Gundam grows a pair of fin funnels and finally has something to say for itself.

A spider-limbed oddball that trades standing poses for a stand and a sky full of motion.

A backpack full of swords that turns any HG into a bigger deal.

A thirty-year-old song gets its own paint job on a mold that still holds up.

A brick of a Federation grunt suit that trades finesse for pure bulk and presence.

An old Titans frame bolted to a pair of enormous stolen arms, and somehow it works.

The same great 00 Gundam engineering, dressed head to toe in J.League yellow and black.

A two-pilot Gundam with a plane mode, a beast mode, and a backpack that never lets you forget it's there.

A GN-X built for speed tricks, not slugging matches, and it plays that role well on the shelf.

A parts box that turns a good MG into a different, tougher-looking Gundam, if you already own the Ver.1.5.

Kallen's flight-capable Guren upgrade, born from captivity and Camelot's tinkering, tooled fresh for the modern 1/35 Code Geass line.

A cheap box of guns that makes almost any HG kit look like it just leveled up.

A cannon-sized side quest that finally gives Char's gold suit the gun it deserves in the right color.

The atmospheric reentry loadout that turns your F90 into a streaking meteor with a beam cannon.

Two completely different personalities for one Gundam, bolted on for the price of a used HG.

A resin detour that turns a familiar Zaku into the amphibious oddball of the One Year War.

A 1996 ace-custom Zaku that still poses like it means it, thruster bulk and all.

A transforming battleship of a Gundam that looks incredible and fights you the whole way there.

A space-only Zeta successor wearing a borrowed coat of paint, and I mean that as a compliment.

A pocket-sized mascot kit that snaps together in one sitting and somehow still has a pose to give.

A pocket-sized, no-glue tribute to GBN's quietest character, and one of the friendliest snap kits Bandai makes.

A translucent blue bear with a half-eaten popsicle, and somehow that's exactly enough.