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I skipped between each kit, only to realize I was missing a masterpiece of a transition
I was only listening to the audio, then I heard a *thud* followed by a gasp and I immediately rewind the vid. no regrets
had me giggled every time xD
its worse the other way around, i skipped to the beginning of each just to see the box shot, the transition got old fast.
A few honorable mentions from a fellow Master Grade enthusiast:
1. MG Barbatos - No other kit has a frame as nice
2. MG RGM-93-X Jesta - For being the only original Master Grade Unicorn kit to stand the test of time
3. The GM Sniper II - A timeless classic of a fan favorite grunt suit. What more could you need?
4. MG F90 - One of the most unique P-Bandai builds
As for the RG corner, I got but one: the Wing TV.
It's like if the TV version of the original Wing Gundam got the Endless Waltz version of the Zero's wings. Sturdy articulation, beautiful silhouette, a kick-ass Buster Rifle, an actual transformation that doesn't make the Bird Mode look goofy, oh, and that shield, that beautiful opening shield...most I can fault it on is the foil strips on the ammo cartridges peeling off and falling. Otherwise, one beautiful Last Impression of the Wing series, looks great by the side of the other 4 HGs
Really hoping they reissue the MG Jesta like what they did with the HG.
i’d also say if a person can get the pbandai mg winged tall”gooseduck” it’s a wonderful build as well that just looks dope
Another big honourable mention (in every sense of the word) should be the sazabi ver Ka, I've built a lot of kits (most ver ka save for the unicorn and the Thunderbolt one) and I still can't find a kit that tops this sazabi in sheer amount of detail and that costs less than a hundred, it's not even close, and the presence the kit has is really something else, even a basic walking pose looks intimidating
The MG jesta is a really good kit but -1 point for having posable hands as those things make posing with the gun impossible
The Chuchu punch is pretty good, but it'd be nice to mix things up a little. There's the classic Bright slap, the Kira slap, the Banagher headbutt, and the CCA Amuro and Char fistfight to name a few.
Add the Relena Slap to that kid too.... 😅
I'd throw in the SUMO Smack from Turn A.
00 had some good ones. Tieria smacking Saji, Lockon (Lyle) punching Setsuna and Ribbon backslapping Wang Liu Mei (my favorite)
Don't forget the butt slap from suletta lol
I think that Chuchu punch was meant to say "one down unto the next kit". So the slap, headbutt and fistfight wouldn't make any sense.
The master grade turn-A gundam from 2007 has held up extremely well and is one of my favorite kits. There's so much surface detail to pannel line and it poses up a storm. It also comes with a cow
You mean the cow came with a robot
Kinda need to tighten the waist on that one
Please tell me the cow is the pilot.
@@JohnkyTonkbadonkadonk i wish, it was just placed inside the chest for transport.
@@jordankovacs4570
robot: "whats my purpose?"
you: "you transport livestock"
robot: "..."
MG Barbatos is a must build imo, it's build is legit like no other I've ever built and it poses like a beast. Made me change my opinion on its design and I hope Bandai makes more ibo kits with its frame
Did you hear about a rg barbie coming out?
Just gimme my MG Vidar and I’ll be whole
@@worth_kachi hope it's true, would be interested in seeing how the RG frame compares to the HG frame
@@Nyaajita there ain't no way Bandai comes out with a Gundam frame without making the vidar
Gaikotsu hates the MG barbatos
Not a Gundam per say, but RG Evangelion unit 01 is an absolute joy to build, it has such a clean design, amazing articulation, and a unique build that’s unlike anything else. I know the other RG Eva kits are basically the same but it’s alright because they’re so unique they’re great for breaking up over a long period of time so it’s always refreshing to build them.
It's so cool! There's a whole functional Entry Plug in it that I'll never use, but they left it in there just because!
@@toasteethetoaster5978i use the entry plug as like a counterweight so the eva can pose in ways it normally can't on its own
Glad to see a few others have mentioned it in the comments, the MG Barbatos is one of the most fun builds I've done. The way the frame goes together and the moving parts such as pistons etc are an absolute joy.
I'd also mention the RG Crossbone. I'm older than most gunpla builders and my hands aren't as steady as they used to be so the more complex smaller kits aren't always the best for me (I'm actually kinda nervous about messing up my RG hi-nu so I haven't built it yet) but the Crossbone is actually a really fun build that comes together pretty easily. You get a ton of cool, original looking weapons, and that beam cloak makes it look all edgy and badass just sitting there.
I've got shaky hands when handling fine detail work an put off my Hi-Nu kit for a while too. That and the shear number of parts was intimidating. In the end it was a great build that I just took my time with and enjoyed tremendously
@@danielcarpenter4107 I've currently built the lower half (legs and waist unit) and the parts have gone together perfectly so far. Much like the RG Crossbone, the parts are small but dont feel overly fiddly or frustrating to line up and snap in. The number of parts is actually a plus for me, as I'm sadly running out off places to display my gunpla, so I may not be able to buy any more for quite some time. So I want to take my time and really enjoy what is potentially one of my last builds.
@@EvilRobotSteve, displaying built models is going to start being a problem for me as well soon. I've mostly built HG kits (along with RG Hi Nu and RG Wing). I've got a couple of MG's on the way (RX-78-2 2.0 and GM 2.0). Hoping that building will help with my fine motor shakiness. I'm also going to build all of the entry grades as they're getting great reviews, are cheap and take up less room. I gave a EG RX-78 to a 8 year old for Christmas and helped him build it. I felt it was better than the HG revive version.
@@danielcarpenter4107 EG is a shit-ton better than HG revive in every regard but accessories
RG Crossbone is the one and only gundam I've built so far, saw it at my local hobby shop for like 35 bucks and figured that I've watched enough videos and should try it myself. I thought it went together very well, and the stickers are pretty good/easy even for a beginner like me if you have the correct tweezers. thinking of picking up the RG nu gundam or the RG destiny gundam next.
honestly the only thing keeping me from becoming a car model nerd was the lack of space to show them off, so these smaller 1/144 gundams are kinda perfect comparatively
One kit i would recommend to anyone, it would actually be a kit that's nearly old enough to vote- 2005's HGUC asshimar! It is genuinely impressive on all fronts- very few stickers for an extremely color-accurate build, a full transformation with no parts removal, and solid poseability overall with an ab crunch that even outdoes some modern HGs!
Completely agree
And it recently got reprinted so it might even be available somewhere!
Just got it and built it last month : probably the most underrated kit of bandaï history ? Also it comes with the best Base ever ...
@@TheBeeFlex yeah the base was a surprise and indeed awesome. The transformation is insane for 2005 and amazing even by todays standards. Detailed, and even a good bit of articulation minus an ab twist. It was such a pleasant experience.
SECONDED! I picked it up after playing Asshimar in Gundam Evolution; it's one of my favorite kits!
For those planning to get the Virtue i suggest try looking for the third party stand that has connectors to make the Virtue look like its Purging its Armor. It just makes it quite the Display
Amen. I got mine displayed like that. Its gorgeous x9000
I think what everyone needs to build is atleast one of those newer Entry Grade Gundam kits. It's a no brainer. They cost next to nothing and are fantastic in their own right. For me that line of kits is what I'm most excited about next to Real Grade (which is my favorite grade). I'm really looking out for the next release. I hope it's a 00
We need more 00! Gimme an MG Reborns pls!
I hope its a grunt like GM or Zaku
EG Nu was mind-blowing
if someone could link some of those, or maybe make a list and put it here, I would extremely appreciate it.
@@dankdio2887 There's only 3 Entry Grade kits (since they're talking about the newer ones). EG RX-78-2, EG Strike Gundam and EG Nu Gundam.
Almost all of these have been on my shortlist for a while. I knew the RG Hi-v would be #1 as soon as I saw this video on my feed, your review of that kit is what made me decide to get into this hobby. It's still my favorite kit I've built and probably always will be.
I can attest, since the Hi-v was the last kit I've built, I haven't felt that new gunpla itch in months, like that feeling of finishing a long journey and now I don't feel like doing anything particularly exciting for a while
My first kit was the MG Gundam Astray Red Frame Kai and I honestly think that the MG Astray Gundams are fantastic. I’ve built a few of them now I just love them every time. The inner frame has some amazing detail without being a ver. Ka and it is also has some really nice articulation as well. They also just have such a unique design compared to other Gundam out there which helps them standout in a display. I would highly recommend any of the MG Astray to anyone, even beginners.
One PunChuChu as the segway is amazing.
HG Gyan is a very solid kit and has a refreshing build if you’re tired of building HGs
I like posing mine like it's a suit of armor on display at a museum.
I would also include the MG Turn-X Gundam. It’s design is definitely unique and fun to pose.
RG Nu Gundam was the 5th kit I ever built, my first RG build, and I think that's when I really fell in love w/ the hobby. Every section felt so fun to build compared to the HGs I've built until then. I was just so amazed by how well engineered the kit was. I normally feel bored when building the legs of a mobile suit but with RG it was a blast seeing all the little moving parts come together. I'm gonna build an RG Tallgeese III soon and hoping to get my hands on the RG Hi-Nu and Sazabi kits in the future.
I dove in headfirst with an RG gundam for my first build (RG crossbone) and I am very glad I did, I don't think I would have been nearly as interested if I didn't have to immediately experience the necessary meticulousness/feeling of reward when you get it right compared to some of the HGs i've seen my friends build
What a punchy 🤜 transition =)
I completely agree with everything said about most of the kits and I’m so happy the RG hi nu was top!
I genuinely think it’s my favourite kit both build wise and design!
I finished building my MG Freedom 2.0 a couple of hours ago and man it was one of the most enjoyable builds next to the RG Hi-Nu Gundam. I kind of wish I knew how huge the Freedom2.0 was going to be because with its wing completely open and weapons displayed, its one of the largest Gunpla i own.
I got mine about two months ago and I can’t agree more. I love it.
Man Im still in the process of making it and lost one of my chest vulcans ;_; its so tiny.
@@nathanle3889 OH man trust me I dropped one too I spent about 40 minutes with a magnifying glass and my phones flash light inches away from the carpet until I found it. And I dropped it again this time it landed on my foot so I could guess where it fell.
Well since I see you mentioned the mg freedom 2.0 did you sand down its hip joints, i just recently got one and haven’t snapped it together yet
@AuraTrail No i didnt but it was a stressful process i dont remember why but i just remember giving a huge sigh of relief when popping the legs on
RG Hi-Nu was my first gundam kit. It solidified my addiction.
I'd always recommend the HGUC Ground Gundam kit, so solid and fun to build, and the Battlogue Urban combat type looks so good too. My favorite HG kit.
A Kit that really sent me down a rabbit hole
Of buying lots and lots of RG kits is the RG wing EW. Just amazing kit, made me
Fall in love with RG kits. It’s the whole reason why I love the newer RG kits
Kinda surprised a few kits didn’t make the cut:
MG Barbatos was a testament to modern MGs and its engineering is so ahead of its time
MG Sazabi Ver Ka is a statue, but it’s one of the best Ver Ka kits, and Master Grades, of all time. Genuinely an incredible build and this kit feels like an event.
RG Unicorn Gundam - This Kit breathed new life into the RG line. It’s arguably the perfect Unicorn kit, especially in 1/144th scale
MG RX-78-2 3.0/RX-78-2 The Origin - Both of these kits are fantastic builds and they really show how far Bandai has come from where they first started releasing MG kits.
To chime in on the Sazabi Ver Ka, I don't think he has ever done a review of the MG Sazabi Ver Ka so that might be why it didn't make this list?
That being said, the RG Sazabi outclasses the Ver Ka in almost every aspect imo except for 1 (or with the version i own, 2) things. The main thing being the size, the MG Sazabi Ver Ka is a monolith among MGs. The other thing, which is kind of exclusive to the version of it that I own (the MG Sazabi Ver Ka Mechanical Clear) is that gorgeous inner frame being shown off due to the 100% clear armor parts.
And to add that mg barbatos is his favorite mg
@@BuffaloMike007 I never said the size was an issue. I was just stating that its the only thing the MG Sazabi really has over the RG Sazabi. RG Sazabi > MG Sazabi unless you care about the size of it then its MG > RG.
Side Note: The Neo Zeong is such an outlier to a point I'd actually say its size is a detriment.
@@Trent957 my vote still goes to Saz ver ka. Awesome build experience. Inner frame heaven. And oh, open hatch. Such a rich and technical build that you add layers upon layers of plastic whereas the Rg Saz felt like a simplified version of it. And contrary to popular belief it can pose well. Just search up images of it posed in the internet. I had mine in a kneeling shooting pose. The best part? shelf presence. I had friends who dont know gundam from transformers that admire my Ver ka even to this day. My Rg Saz did not even get a single glance.
@@ranamores4919 Guess it depends on the person. I treat my MG Saz Ver ka more as a centerpiece model in a standing pose since mine is a Mechanical Clear version and probably my longest build cause I spent the time trying to paint the inner frame and coating all the armor pieces. Where as I use the RG as the action poser. The MG definitely draws more attention tho, its big and unique within my collection.
Great to see I have over half of these kits already built or in my backlog waiting to be built. If I had to throw my suggestion in to the ring though it would be the ZZ Ver. Ka purely on the basis of it's engineering. The sheer level of thought that has gone in to it's transformation aspects makes it a tricky but awesome build, My only criticism of it would be that it can't transform the arms with a normal pair of hands attached, but I've always loved how it can flip it's arms and legs inside-out to reveal boosters for the G-Fortress mode.
The Chuchu punch made me chuckle every time. Thanks for the list!
I would say that my one kit that everyone should build at one point is the mg Sazabi Ver Ka. It doesn't pose very well at all, and the build can be very finicky, but it an absolutely stunning kit. Even with all of the hatches and panels closed, I love to sit and look at it. But when you open up everything you can see all of that inner frame details. Over all it is just a stunning behemoth of a kit.
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What’s scary is how quickly Bandai are leaving it behind with their increasingly improving tech.
I’d never recommend this to anyone who isn’t a competent model builder and it needs water slides, preferably not the included ones, to not look like a red slab.
If I had to make a mixed 20 list like this, I don’t think it’d make the cut on mine either.
Who else feels like we’re over due for that RG GP02? I think if they ever make that thing It’ll be up there with Hi Nu Gundam for sure.
And a GPO 3 for the love of God
We’re due, yeah. They could only make antagonist kits for the next 20 releases and I’d be happy.
I don’t think they could nail the proportions or have it pose without sagging, but I’d want it all the same.
@@Smilomaniac I think Bandai could pull it off. After seeing the Hi Nu with the Hi mega bazooka laucher it definitely seems possible
it would be pretty bullshit if they went out and made another 0083 RG when neither 0080 nor 08th MS Team have RGs for now. Not to mention many other animated series without RGs.
@@borgar1765 to each their own. Maybe they’ll make those too.
At 31 years old, I just got into Gunpla. I used to think Gundams were just action figures of these characters. When I learned part of the fun in owning them is building them and an entire hobby on its own, I'm all in.
Just want to appreciate the slow descent into madness as the video progresses. Thank you for the overview.
My pleasure!!
I came as soon i saw the title lol.
Edit: Imma try to get RG Zeong and Sazabi this Christmas, wish me luck.
One of the kits that I'll always recommend, don't ask me why, but the HG AGE-1 is amazing to play with, it's simple, it has a pretty defined shape, and it's solid as an HG can be.
No v-fins to break, no pegs or polycaps to mess up, nothing. Just plain build, pose, enjoy godness.
Also, mention, the MG AGE-1 is also amazing.
Absolutely loved building the Nu Gundam ver. ka, fully painted. Wings (double fin funnel) stay on if there isn't so much of a breath of wind on it. Also did a painted RG Sazabi too, brilliant.
This was a great and awesome review!Helps get an idea of what kits to look for. Thanks for the video!
I would personally add the mk-V gundam to the list too. It was probably my favorite build I have done rigth after the PGU
Just started getting into gunpla more seriously and this video is a godsend. Glad to know some of what I was already looking at was on this list.
I should be building my very first MG in a few weeks!! The MG Gunner Zaku Warrior!!! Very excited
For a newbie to Gundam, I really like these types of kits! Thanks 👍
Thank you for this! Been looking for a new hobby and watched a video of someone customizing a model. Think I’m gonna buy my first one soon!
Mecha is having way too much fun with that punch scene 😂
Would just like to say that when you make a claim like saying the build of an HG is better than an MG, I trust you.
Throughout your reviews you’ve been fair and considerate of what the gunpla experience is with a kit and while no one can always hit the nail everytime, you’ve been sharp and on point.
That is highly respectful.
I would include the MG Astray Red frame Kai. The fantastic MG red frame with all of it's surface level detail, and a big ol backpack/bow/sword thing. Awesome articulation, and stiff joints that keep it in place. Only down side is the old MG hands.
Thanks for showing us these Gundam model kits! There are a lot of awesome Gundam model kits I want so very much. Out of the very few I have so far, Gundam Heavy arms and the two Demi Trainer variants are my top three favorites that I have at this time. I'm watching your videos to get some ideas for other Gundam model kits to consider getting someday. What I really want is to pick up a bunch of Zaku models, just enough to fill out a squad or two, preferably different variants with an assortment of weapons. I love building the model kits, and it helps a lot to see examples of what is out there, since I honestly just started my collection like maybe a year or so ago, and I didn't make the commitment to the hobby until recently.
The HGUC Sinanju is my HG Moon, as I had to remind myself multiple times that it's an HG kit, and not to drool at the parts separation. The only thing stopping it from being for absolutely everyone is that the Sleeves markings are made using stickers. You can, of course, paint them on instead, but that's not a step a beginner gunpla builder would normally make. If I had to take just one aspect of the RG Sinanju to move to the other grades, it would be the gold-from-behind Sleeves markings, as they make it look pretty awesome -- but the RG Sinanju has such a bad reputation for how loose the joints become that I never bothered to pick it up. The high grade, though, is something I've built three times, including the Stein, and I'll make it a fourth with the Weiss when I get to it.
Mine's the HGUC Sinanju Stein. It's somewhere close to the details of an RG kit but is builder-friendly like all HGs. I got the RG Sinanju first. It's gorgeous but the hip parts give you a lot of grief. The HGUC Sinanju Stein is just as gorgeous but is actually enjoyable to build and pose
The RG Sinanju is strictly a display kit. You pose it, rig it with fine wires so the joints don't loosen and leave it alone. It's eye-candy but God help you when the booster panels start falling off😂
I personally think everyone should build an entry grade. No stress, no worrying about sanding and nubs and all that, just putting together a Gunpla for fun. The nu Gundam is my favorite entry grade and it's HUGE compared to most eg/hg/rg and displays great.
I can agree with that from my experience. My first gunpla was a Mobile G Bolt. (Well, first in about two decades. Very first was an Epyon in the early 00s) I don't think they have grades back then but it was my favorite episode of the show and I got it for nostalgia's sake. Looking back I don't feel bad that I did a poor job because the build itself is very dated (seams on the lateral plane 😬) but also because I learned a lot about the craft in the process and it wasn't too expensive of a way to see if I like the hobby now. Now after a few HGs (Heavyarms and Deathscythe) I'm working on that thicc gal Aerial.
The WIng Proto Zero was my first MG and I think its worth the mention for how easy and nice it is to build. The finished model also looks Great
While living in Japan a few years ago I was walking thru Seiyu and picked up a HG 00 Diver on a whim for like ¥1300 and was instantly hooked on GUNPLA. many kits have followed lol and it's still one of my favorites. Always enjoyed @MechaGaikotsu videos- what an epic voice!
I'm surprised that MG Barbatos is not here.
MG kits I think that have a shot to be in the TOP 20:
1. Pbandai MKV
2. MG ZZ Ver. Ka
3. MG Barbatos
I enjoyed building these kits and they are damn too nice to pose and also solid kits
My bank account hates all the gunpla I've bought but I love it lol my first kit was the Wing Gundam Zero EW Ver.Ka & it's amazing!
there's always one kit that lingers as my favourite experience with gunpla. The perfect grade mk II gundam, it's not the best looking kit, it's not the best articulated kit either, but for some reason i just found it to be the perfect building experience, i was engaged all the way through.
You forgot the MG Barbatos
Sazabi Ver. Ka. Not exactly poseable, but it's got layers upon layers of frame and armor and a ton of moving parts. In the years since building it and putting it into multiple poses, it hasn't become a floppy mess either. To me it's also easily the best-looking mobile suit in the entire franchise.
Another kit I really enjoyed building was the MK-V
This, also the proportions are at least imo better than the RG Sazabi, it's more bulky and wide compared to the RG's relatively slim and perky silhouette
Haven’t built Gunpla in awhile but always love watching your videos.
Just got my first Gundam for Christmas this year (HG Aerial). I haven't even built it yet (still building the Lego sets my kids got), but there is one thing that I already realized: I should have gotten into this hobby a LONG time ago, but better late than never. This channel is one of my new favorites. Thanks.
Recently got the HG Aerial and Calibarn and... Yeah, I share your same optimism about this hobby!
Cant wait for MGEX Strike Freedom to make it into the next TOP 20
Right now it's the n.1 gunpla ever
Please put the girl getting punched in the face in every video you do from now on sir....
Oh god. Getting punch repeatedly straight in the face for every time a gunpla ranking/tier list video is released, that's brutal.
That girl has the potential ending up like Kamille Bidan in the end of Zeta. A vegetable.
@@First-Name_Last-Name cant wait for his top 50 gundam list for 2022 hahaha *punch punch punch punch*
Talk about one of the best fights in gundam. That fist fight was a real fight. The way the first chick slumped out and stayed out. To how those punches sounded and even when suletta got rocked. This and the gouf custom fight. Lmao.
Agreed
Pls 🛐
Your videos and enthusiasm for the hobby are the reason I got into Gunpla, it’s not much but I hope it helps build the backlog!
Sorry for missing this one man! Thanks for the Super!
Glad I could get you into the pla, Hope you're enjoying it!
#3 on your list was my first ever kit. I love it immensely and love changing its pose every now and then.
Really surprise to see no entry grades. Fantastic models, especially for their price point
Agree with the whole list. Honestly the MG Astray red frame is a staple for any collection. Not necessarily the best but I'd say a must experience:D I've experienced it 5 times now with all the different variants.
The transition from model to model is so great
I got a pair of nu&sazabi as my 1st&2nd kit after I watched your videos and I really love it!
Some of the best vids to watch while putting model kits togetherness
*Simply elegant*
why don't i see mg barbatos? you said it was your favorite mg
Budget build kit that isn’t an entry grade?
The HG Dagger L. Zero stickers, great build, excellent posability. Surprisingly solid and satisfying build for such a small package.
Perfect video for watching before a good sleep and getting ideas before christmas. LOVE ur vids man, greetings from Colombia :)
Is the girl getting punched a metaphor for what will happen to the viewer's wallet?
Indeed
16:19 We definitely do need an MG 2.0 for the GN-001 Gundam Exia.
20:02 I would like to see an MG EW Ver Ka release for the XXXG-01W Wing Gundam to replace the existing 2004 Ver Ka and the 2011 EW version which is a reprint, recolor, and repackage version of the 2004 version. Bandai would just need to use this MG XXXG-00W0 Wing Gundam Zero EW Ver. Ka to do something like that.
22:01 I hope Bandai announces more RGs from Mobile Fighter G Gundam soon.
23:39 So far I've heard only good things about the G-Witch HG line up. That just gets me more excited for the eventual MG G-Witch line up.
About the RG of G Gundam, the only glimmer of hope is the Shining Gundam or the Master Gundam. Bandai always overlook G Gundam, anyway
@xxnike629xx But suiton, you need to build a kit again first LUL
@xxnike629xx But will that happen again? I wouldn't be surprised if your answer is NO
@xxnike629xx Because you are still too
@xxnike629xx still too
Charlie
Oscar
Whiskey
Alpha
Romeo
Delta
Lima
Yankee
to actually build a kit again LUL
Looks like I just added a few more MG to my shopping list for future content! Thanks, you are a GOD! xD
Master Grade Buster Gundam. It's definitely a really great experience to build. Rock solid and looks great.
Fair warning for the mg freedom 2.0, that peg attatching the backpack/wings to the back is fragile especially if you plan on keeping it on the stand. I beleive the mg eclipse has a spare but i have yet to build that one. So if it breaks, make sure you A, have a way to repair it, B you can replace it, or C you can reinforce it. Mine broke and it sucked. I tried to repair it with magnets but failed miserably and now it rests in my gundam scrap yard until i can get the mg eclipse. Also be careful of the v-fin.
what is the blue white and orange model kit at 30:55 ? it’s very cool 😋
mg astray blue frame d
astray blue frame
@@markdominicnona2985 thank you
@@cek-040beguir-beu5 thanks :)
Awesome video! I actually agree with your recommendations. Which is probably why I have the RG God Gundam, RG Hi-Nu, MG Ver. Ka Wing Zero, sitting here and on my to-build list for the holidays. Also keeping and eye out for the RG RX-93 Nu Gundam to come back in stock locally. The Ver. Ka RX-93 Nu Gundam was actually one of my first Ver. Ka models that I purchased through a retailer from Japan back in 2017 (?). Definitely a lot of work, especially if you want to paint the parts, i.e. metallic gold on the yellow parts, such as the vents, v-fin, metallic colour on the joints, thrusters, pistons, etc. Which is what I did. At the end, it was TOTALLY worth it. I'm kind of hoping Bandai would release an updated MG / Ver. Ka God Gundam. The existing MG (which I have built) is rather old, and I'm curious how it would look like with 1/100 scale using the latest Gunpla mechanics!!
Saw how cool these look and immediately fell in love speciallu with Freedom and Ariel they look so clean and cool planning on getting Strike Freedom or Counter attack as my first one
I'm suprised MG barbatos didn't made it to the list considering it's one of the MG that can be displayed with just the inner frame since it's complrte
you do know the vast majority of MGs have complete inner frames, right?
@@borgar1765 yeah, but sometimes they look incomplete, only mg I've own that can displayed in full inner frame is the zaku
The MG Barbatos is the only kit that I felt you missed on this list.
Mg Barbatos was my first ever build and is still one of my favorites to this day
I’m real happy I’ve preordered the Eclipse + Rajin Striker, and knowing that it comes with a stand makes me even more anxious for it.
I sense bias
Scans the list
Huh. I'm actually surprised Mecha didn't put any IBO Gundam frames in here cuz he simps all over those.
I'm actually impressed by this list.
But this list does look pretty RG heavy.
Also, where are the Zeon suits, Mecha? It's just the Zeong and the Sazabi.
Mecha needs to review more Zeon HGs and more old HG kits
27:39 Ok there's the Bias. Basically this spot is for the RG Unicorn. Just build that instead. a full transforming unicorn that has great articulation and that does not kill your wallet.
Top 10 HG gunpla that MechaGaikotsu needs to build
1)- HGUC revive Gyan
2)- HGUC revive Gouf
3)- HGUC Dom/Rick Dom
4)- HGUC Zaku 2 High Mobility Johnny Ridden
5)- HGUC Asshimar
6)- HGUC Victory Gundam
7)- HGUC Z'gok (either one)
8)- HGAW Gundam Double X
9)- HGUC The O
10)- Any of the mid HGUC GM molds (GM Striker, Powered GM, etc)
Bias? In a subjective list?! You MUST be joking.
Ibo kits are great... To some extent.
With only Barbatos having a MG, there's really nothing special in the line.
@@mechasatsu6214 yeah I'm surprised there was no IBO on this list. MG Barbatos was the most likely
ibo kits kind of have a sticker problem. also alot of there stuff is put into extra kits for hg
@@owenpk5735 I say this cuz of his HG list. That video is not only biased but full of bad takes.
His worst is saying that Bandai has a bias against mono-eye kits when there are several awesome mono-eye kits out there that he hasn't built yet. Namely the revive Gouf and the revive Gyan
Eren Yeager: Freedom!!
Jesus Kira: Are you talking about my mecha :)?
Just bought the RG hi nu plus the launcher add on. Can't wait to build it.
Thank you for this awesome list i jotted down a few for future builds
I’m planning on going on a big impulse buying spree for Black Friday so some of these suggestions will definitely help
As someone who at first was accidentally and is now purposefully collecting red and red-adjacent colors, As well as not really liking the standard gundam design, I have only seen one on here for me.
And no, It wasn’t Sazabi. I already have a Sazabi.
I didn'ttry the RG God Gundam yet but i got the MG kit from 2001 for Christmas recently and it was a fun build with it using screws plus having rubber hands and feet.
The punching transition had me laughing every time lol
Sazabi Ver Ka is also a must-build if you get the chance to nab one, it encapsulates the Sazabi’s shape and features, adds in some incredible technical engineering, a unicorn-esque transformation and is just an incredible display piece, especially if you intend to paint it
Best part is how thick it is
MG Barbatos was the first kit I ever bought and the second kit I built
It looks absolutely amazing and currently my favorite model kit yet
Late to the party, but my personal recommendation is the MG Acguy, absolutely phenomenal kit and extremely faithful to the suit itself. It has a springloaded claw and extendable limbs that make it tower over all but the biggest of MGs. I'd say it's up there for one of the best MGs of all time
I love the detail on an RG kit. They used to be my exclusive kit. But I think I value the size and appearance of MGs more now.
My favorite High grade in my collection is Build Burning. That kit has such amazing posability. I have it in a standard martial arts pose but it used to be in a super high kick and it balanced great.
My pick for a must have is one that probably remains an unspoken one, but the MG Astray Red Frame Kai. As far as all the kits I’ve made goes, it’s just an absolute joy. Juuust bear in mind that if you get the ecopla version that the plastic can be difficult with clean up. It grips ever so slightly more than standard gunpla plastic would, and it’s just enough that it can make clean up damn near impossible without some small splotches of paint to correct. (Though you should probably at least top coat ecopla kits anyway as their whole thing is the biodegradable runners.)
Moon Gundam is easily my favorite HG I’ve ever built. Full plastic, so many panel line details, and NO STICKERS thank G Gundam
PGU is in my backlog and just cant wait to start this project! Lfrith is on the other hand one of the best HG for me. Great list!
HG Messer and HG Nightingale is definitely a must have. if you can afford it, of course.
HG Nightingale is a must
Love the list, so many great kits I need to build.
Freedom 2.0 was my first model kit, and no regret.
Hi Nu is also my favorite outside the box and building experience wise.
got only 6 out of 20, quite surprising hahaha.
MG Barbie should be on honorable mention, and perhaps dynames.
Another great RG is 93ff. but basically RG Nu with different color and extra detail, cannot wait for your review.
Great list! Thanks for sharing!
Jesus I just started building these again. I’m obsessed. I used to make hg as a kid and now I’m 30 and back at it! Wow these all look so good. I just built a Rg and now I have a mg Barbatos to build. I’m also accepting kit donations because this is making me insta poor 😂❤️❤️❤️
LOVE the cut scene transitions
Just placed an order for the hi nu gundam. Can’t wait to build it and pose it along with my nightengale
absolutely recommend the mb barbatos. that was so much fun to build and the frame alone is beautiful