All Gunpla kit reviews

The mass-production grunt suit that builds like a dream and poses like it means it.

The full Strike loadout in one box, now dipped in cyber blue and hot pink.

A shield-carrying GM variant that outclasses most HG kits twice its price.

The best RG skeleton in the line, buried under enough extra runners to build a second kit.

The transforming psycho-frame kit that started the whole Unicorn craze, dressed in its rarest coat.

The kit that made a whole generation want a psycho frame glowing under their fingertips.

A plain white knight that pops its frame open and turns into a glowing red monster in your hands.

The Ver.Ka treatment on Banshee's psycho-frame is the closest thing this line has to a jewelry box.

The lion twin of Unicorn gets its own gold armor and a psycho frame that actually glows the way the show promised.

A tiny RG dressed in three shades of real gold plating, and it looks every bit as expensive as it is.

The same great Ver.Ka engineering, but this time you get to see straight through the frame that makes it work.

The same brilliant transforming frame, dressed in the darker screen-accurate colors and given its own display cage to live in.

The already-great RG Unicorn frame, dressed up to match the life-size statue.

The same brilliant Unicorn frame wearing a gold lion's collar, if you can find one.

The Unicorn's black twin, shrunk to RG scale and still packing a full transformation gimmick.

The lion counterpart gets its green psycho frame moment, and it earns every bit of the gold trim.

The RG Unicorn formula pushed further, with the green psycho frame and the extra hardware that made the final battle count.

A 26-meter atmospheric brute that transforms, and somehow still moves like a real Gundam.

The Federation's forgotten heavy hitter gets a runner sheet that finally matches its bulk.

An HG that packs an arm gatling gun, a folding shield, and some of the best posability the Origin line has produced.

The friendliest MG RX-78 ever engineered, dressed up with two LED units and a stack of Origin key art.

The same superb GQuuuuuuX frame in its clean, unpainted prototype colors, and honestly the better looking of the two.

The 40th anniversary kit that proves snap-fit doesn't mean cheap.

The kit that proved a 1/144 could carry an inner frame worth caring about.