All Gunpla kit reviews

A purple-tinted backpack swap that looks incredible and reminds you the frame underneath is a 2015 kit.

A tournament of ball, not blade, and the Impulse never looked more at home in yellow and black.

A chrome-plated three-in-one gimmick kit that looks incredible on the shelf and fights you the whole way there.

A 1/35 snap kit of the most unusual Knightmare Frame in the franchise.

A magazine-exclusive weapons pack that turns your Hi-nu Vrabe into a walking artillery platform.

The final upgrade in the Barbatos line, and the one that finally asks you to sand something.

A scrapyard rebuild with more knives than sense, and I mean that as a compliment.

A demon-winged Gundam Frame with a killer silhouette and a frame that can't quite back it up.

A cheap, quadrupedal DG Cell monster that trades polish for pure army-builder novelty.

A solid Graze frame wearing its third coat of paint, and starting to show it.

The original EVA-00 Proto Type mold, updated with new parts in 2007 to tie into the Rebuild of Evangelion film series.

A fresh-tooled 2003 take on Shinji's Unit-01, notable for shipping with an electronic component alongside the plastic sprues.

The same EVA-03 mold, retooled with hot-water-bendable arms to capture its worst day in the show.

Bandai's own invented look for a unit that blew up off screen and never got a canon design.

The WILLE-era redesign of EVA-02, sourced by the retailer's own words as detailed and articulated new tooling.

The Angel that started the whole show, boiled down to a snap-together shelf piece.

A ν Gundam costume for your Core Gundam, funnels sold separately and only one of them actually shoots.

A hulking Jegan successor recolored for a strategy game, built from a mold that never quite earns its bulk.

The 2007 Exia mold back on the pitch in Grampus red, nostalgia with a team scarf on.

A resin side quest for Ver.1.5 owners who want their forearms to look like the poster art instead of the 2000 kit.

A collector's side door into the MG Ver.1.5, not a kit you build on its own.

A B-Club conversion set for people who already love the Ver.1.5 but wish it wore HGUC proportions.

A magazine freebie that turns into the sharpest looking accessory drawer in your Gunpla box.

A magazine freebie weapon pack that punches above its 972 yen price tag.