All Gunpla kit reviews

A football club's colors poured over Shinn Asuka's Gundam, sold to sit on a shelf, not to fight anyone.

A backpack full of firepower for a kit you have to already own.

The 1996 kit that proved Bandai could turn a TV Eva into a genuinely posable desk piece, stickers and all.

A film-only Eva with a 50cm wingspan and two head options, honest enough to admit it needs some paint.

A frosty, spear-wielding redesign that looks better on the shelf than it holds together in your hands.

Two tiny bulbs and a battery box that turn a static frame into something that actually glows.

A six dollar box of extra guns for the faceless army nobody remembers fielding.

A resin passport that turns your plain MG Zaku into a scarce MSV scout, if your hands are steady.

The original MG Zaku wearing a video game's paint job, and it still builds like it's 1999.

A ten dollar bear that wants to be a cat, and honestly, it pulls it off.

A ninja SD Gunpla with a bird sidekick that turns into a real-proportion suit, more gimmick than grade.

A giant orange demon claw you build in an afternoon and then bolt onto something else entirely.

A pocket-change parts box that turns your spare Impulse Gundam into someone else's finale weapon.

Britannia's mass-production answer to the Lancelot, kept just as simple to build as the frame it's copying.

Heero's angel-winged finale suit, cast in silver for the special-edition treatment, and it shows its age the moment you pick up the runners.

The gunner suit that looks the part but can't quite hold its own guns up.

A hulking long-range gunship strapped to a suit that can barely bend its own elbows.

Tryon 3's evil twin, in black and gold, and every bit as fun to combine and just as easy to break.

Rei's Unit-00 as originally built, straight from Bandai's original 1996 Evangelion tooling.

A ground-up new mold for the redesigned movie EVA-02, not just a recolor of the 1996 original.

A confirmed new-tool kit for the Rebuild-film unit, but one I can only recommend on spec, not on a documented build.

A cheap little armament box that only makes sense once you already own the Mercuone Unit.

A siege gun with a mobile suit bolted to the front of it.

A three and a half inch mascot with a lance and a cape, built in less time than it takes to make coffee.