Page 57 of complete kit reviews, ordered by score. Read the verdict before you trust the number, because the right kit is personal.
The White Wolf's personal Zaku, molded in its own colors and ready for the shelf in one sitting.
A parts bag for grown-up Zaku collectors who already own the base kit and want the White Wolf's ride.
A stadium jersey poured over one of Gunpla's oldest, most dependable molds.
A gold-trimmed Zeon officer's Dom wearing an MG mold that never got the memo it was 2015.
A humble school trainer suit dressed up in neon YOASOBI colors, sold as a music single's plastic bonus toy.
A P-Bandai repaint of a Build Fighters original that trades transformation for a phoenix-shaped finishing move, and looks the part on the shelf.
A pocket-sized panda with a bamboo saber and more charm than parts count has any right to deliver.
A pocket-sized pink bear that takes twenty minutes to build and somehow still holds a pose.
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A smoky, clear-plastic armor set that dresses up an old friend rather than building a new one.
An old-school GM mold dressed up in Origin blue and handed a bazooka too big for its own good.
A basic GM chassis redeemed almost entirely by one gloriously ugly backpack.
A stealth-painted Jegan for people who already own three other Jegans and want one more.
A two-pilot anti-ship gunboat in kit form, built for missile racks first and posability second.
A scrapyard brawler built for knuckle-dusters and hammer pliers, not for striking a hero pose.
A cheap little magazine freebie that quietly finishes the anime look your Unicorn was missing.
A resin detour for modelers who thought the original HGUC Gundam looked a little too much like a toy.
The classic HGUC frame you already know, recast head to toe in red plastic.
A Merlion on its shield and a Singapore flag on its chest, built from the same reliable old bones as every other HG RX-78-2.
A pocket-sized souvenir of the life-size Gundam, dressed up in RG clothes.
A gothic maid re-paint of the goofiest, most lovable kit in the Build Fighters lineup, and it still holds a pose better than half the mobile suits on my shelf.
The same Vincent frame dressed in a metallic finish, with a nicer decal sheet to match the upgrade.
A mecha musume with a genuinely clever combining gimmick that can't quite hold itself together.
A P-Bandai side quest that turns the Maganac Corps' grunt suit into two named commander customs, if you're willing to buy a second box to get both.
Gorgeous in red, white, and green, and genuinely nervous about being touched.