Page 5 of complete kit reviews, ordered by score. Read the verdict before you trust the number, because the right kit is personal.
The already-great MG Zaku II 2.0 frame, dressed in a color scheme designed by the man who built the Master Grade line.
The old Zeon workhorse dressed in dusty Torrington Base colors, and it hits harder than the price tag suggests.
The RG Zaku II inner frame, dressed in the White Wolf's colors and finally given the wrist joint it always deserved.
The Zaku II Ver. 2.0 platform in its best paint job, wearing the White Wolf's colors.
The Zeon grunt suit that grew a proper skeleton and never looked back.
The Ver 2.0 Zaku frame in a fresh custom paint job, and it still moves like nothing else at this price.
The Zaku 2.0 line finally gives Zeon's top ace a suit worthy of his kill count.
The one-eyed grunt suit that made an ace out of Char, built here with far more articulation than an HG has any business having.
The Char's Zaku 2.0 mold in the black, purple and gray of the deadliest three-man team in Zeon.
A tiny frame that somehow still nails the swagger of the Red Comet's ride.
Char's personal Zaku gets an HG loadout that actually earns the Red Comet name.
The Zaku killer gets the update it always deserved, in a box that costs less than lunch.
Anaheim's gold flex, reissued with joints that finally match the paint job.
A legless mobile suit that still finds a way to out-pose your Gundam.
Char's final mobile suit, done as an HG that argues with its own MG.
Char's final mobile suit, built at HG price and scaled up to genuinely intimidate the shelf.
The Sleeves' menace, sharpened again for a second Ver.Ka pass and still worth the shelf space.
A transforming Master Grade that finally nails the proportions and the pose without falling apart in your hands.
A transforming brick that somehow folds into a fighter and still looks sharp doing it.
A mobile armor so big it eats your shelf, and I would not have it any other way.
A pocket-sized gold suit that actually earns the shine.
Zechs' space-ready Tallgeese trades its old boosters for four thruster-lined wings, and the kit earns every one of them.
The same brilliant old-world frame, dressed in Treize's dark blue and given the hands to finally strike the pose.
Zechs Merquise's last mobile suit gets the RG treatment it always deserved, mega cannon and all.