All Gunpla kit reviews

Leila Malcal's Wyvern Squad Alexander, a recolor with real character-fan appeal.

A grey-suited Gjallarhorn grunt kit that only really works if you already own the mold it was cloned from.

The clean, unpossessed EVA-03 base kit that its own Bardiel variant tells you the most about.

The cheapest, fastest way into Gunpla, and it knows exactly what it is.

Two classic beginner molds wearing a costume swap only a video game would dream up.

The same Guren Mk-II shape in a metallic finish, aimed squarely at people who already own the original.

A cheap worker robot and a big purple sword bundled together as a shrug of a value pack.

A ballpark giveaway wearing the same bones as the Zaku kit that taught a generation of builders to love this suit.

A desert-warfare Zeon classic wearing a fresh coat of Unicorn-accurate paint over a genuinely old mold.

A convenience store exclusive that turns Gunpla's bear mascot into a two-for-one novelty grab.

A pocket-sized novelty that exists purely to make your shelf smile.

Three try machines, one giant sword, and a build that fights you the whole way.

One of three pilot-customized Alexanders, and the least essential of the set on its own.

Ryo Sayama's Wyvern Squad Alexander, the third piece of a matched trio.

A giveaway novelty built on a mold old enough to remember when HGUC was new.

A 500 yen expo trinket that knows exactly what it is and never pretends otherwise.

A junkyard Gundam built from a 13 year old mold, and it shows in every joint.