All Gunpla kit reviews

A hair-particle martial artist that looks incredible standing still and needs a little help standing up at all.

Marida Cruz's Kshatriya in its stripped-down, partially dismantled late-story form, a niche continuity pick rather than the classic funnel-bay silhouette.

An old-school HG that still pulls off its one big trick, turning into a speed demon with a satisfying click.

A palm-sized chocolate bar with a beam saber, built in one sitting and loved for years after.

A pocket-sized ninja mascot that takes fifteen minutes and makes you smile the whole time.

A pocket-sized cat costume kit that swaps its own head to become two different characters.

A pocket-sized mascot kit that swaps its own face for a character's, and somehow that's the whole appeal.

A pocket-sized palate cleanser with a chalkboard sign and more personality than kits five times its price.

A pocket-sized red mascot that builds in an afternoon and still knows how to strike a pose.

A pink teddy bear you can build in the time it takes to boil an egg, and it will make you smile every time.

A pocket-sized shrine trophy that turns a shelf gap into a punchline.

A ten minute palate cleanser that turns a rival pilot's colors into a shelf-warming little bear.

A pocket-sized palate cleanser that takes ten minutes and makes you smile the whole time.

A pocket-sized palate cleanser that takes fifteen minutes and makes you grin the whole time.

A pocket-sized drummer that turns a fifteen minute lunch break into a finished shelf piece.

A pocket-sized mascot kit that turns a ten-minute build into a permanent desk fixture holding whatever sign you hand it.

A palm-sized bear that puts on a dog costume, and somehow still nails a pose.

A cheap event-exclusive HG that swings for flash and mostly lands it, articulation be damned.

A small suit with a big red armor upgrade, and the fun is in the swap.

Four kits, one golden finale, and a plastic recipe that fights you the whole way there.

Six little drones that turn your shelf into the Chryse Defensive Battle.

A cheap box of wings that turns into the best backpack upgrade in your parts bin.

A love letter to the original Exia dressed up in tournament-final flash, with a chest plate that never quite got the memo.

The Exia frame you already know, dressed for a fight it was built to end.