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Highly detailed and articulated model kit moulded in multiple colours. Markings provided as stickers. The base shown in the prototype photos is NOT included.

Bandai's follow up to the Master Grade Wing Gundam is here! The Deathscythe from the Endless Waltz anime is built around the same frame as the Wing with some enhancements to certain joints, such as the wrists, allowing the Deathscythe to wield his scythe...

Relegated to use as a generator after 3 centuries of neglect, the Gundam Barbatos was pressed into service during an attack by the enemy Gjallarhorn in "Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans."  This HG version can swap weapons and armour parts...

Bandai brings us a new lineup of endlessly customizable, easy-to-build mecha model kits with 30 Minutes Missions (30MM)! Representing mass-produced robots, these kits are perfect for army-building and feature a common joint system so parts can easily be...

Until now there have been several Master Grade RX-0 Unicorn Gundam (check out the links below) but there hasn't been an MG Banshee. Well, now everything changes with Bandai's new Master Grade RX-0 Unicorn Banshee. While it shares some design and...

HIghly detailed and articulated snapfit Real Grade kit with parts moulded in multiple colours. Includes stickers for the markings.

HIghly detailed and articulated snapfit Real Grade kit with parts moulded in multiple colours. Includes stickers for the markings.

The mass-produced mobile suit of the Earth Federation Forces joins the MG lineup! The Jegan has been carefully moulded to recreate its appearance as seen in "Char's Counterattack", and features a completely newly moulded internal MS frame. Four types of...

This item is a plastic scale model kit of an anime character or mecha.

This highly detailed and articulated snap-fit kit is molded in multiple colors, with stickers for decoration. A display stand is not included.

Sazabi Ver. Ka gets the Master Grade treatment! Highly detailed and articulated snapfit kit moulded in multiple colours. 

Its debut may have been modest in the first Gundam series, but after mobile pod Ball met designer Hajime Katoki for Gundam 0083, this rotund mech got a lot more respect. Now Katoki's design is brought to 3-D perfection in this highly detailed Master...