From a protag level it looks like the Freedom 2. There definitely seems to be some cross over between "what's the best kit" and "what's your favorite kit. You can see this with MG Wing kits as well. Sandrock, Tallgeese, Heavyarms, and various versions of Wing got mentioned. While I'm not under the impression that these are bad kits, but I wouldn't rank them above many other that got nominated.
As the largest line of kits to pull from there's quite a wide range of kits represented. Two main kits pop up over and over, the HG RX Revive " RX Revive, it comes with plenty of option parts and is a perfect gateway drug into buying other kits. There's a lot of love for the IBO series as well, namely various forms of the Barbatos, but a lot of people grouped the whole line together. In a similar way lots of folks recommended the HG Origin line as a whole. Over all it's a varied list and worth browsing through the raw data if you want to see what everyone put in.
Just for the pure ambition. And that's not just my Unicorn fandom speaking, the kit took first by a margin of over points over 2nd place, the MK-II. II still holds the crown I think, but the Unicorn is fantastic too.
Seeing as this poll started before the recent release of the RG Sazabi, I think we'll see it rise quite a bit in the ranks during the next census. The key takeaway for anyone looking to pick up their first RG? Skip the ones with a backpack. Note, numbers may be a bit off due to the various ways of spelling MKII. This question was a catch-all for the grades I didn't want to specifically call out Someone also entered " Someone else said " A basketball " which I can only presume is yet another Bandai insider letting us know about an upcoming Mega Size Ball set.
I suppose when I put this question in the census I was thinking that, from my perpsective at least, my favorite kit and what I consider the best kits aren't always the same.
The census however seems to show that people's favorite kits also tend to be what they consider the best kits.
Responses are littered with the favorites from the prior categorizes Plus it was overall pretty easy to put together. Plus just panel lining it can give you all the detail you need. What's most interesting is that there seems to be a much wider variety of one-offs not represented in the prior questions. Several different forms of the RX, most notcably the 3. Over all it's a fun list to look through and see what folks love. There's a lot of diversity which speaks well to the scope of the fan base.
If you skim through one column of the raw results, let this be the one. The answers are so all over the place I'm not sure where to begin. But the real winner, err loser, is the MG Unicorn and all such variations.
It got the most marks on much varied list. It's not all that surprising though. Between the saturation of MG Unicorns and the popular of the series, a lot of people have had the fun of building and working with the complex transformation gimmick. We will be there for you at all times! Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Email : greatcometbroadwayteam gmail.
Instagram Facebook-f Twitter. Designed to allow you to experience the evolution of Gunpla by condensing the latest Gunpla technology in each assembly phase, including "assembly," "movability," "structure," "exterior," and "directing. It is a specification that the frame of the whole body that becomes the bone can be assembled at the earliest stage in the history of PG.
Movable axes are set at more than 90 locations throughout the body, which is the largest in the history of Gunpla. The fuselage, which uses a core block mechanism, uses a new structure that combines 40 movable axes. Metallic molding color and plated parts are used for the multi-layered truss frame to create four types of metallic feeling. Parts and color variant of PG; also features a Destroy Unchained mode. Includes Riddhe Marcenas figurine. Seiei normal suit, holding helmet figurine, optional GN Condenser unit and display base that doubles as weapons storage and can hold the GN Drive separately.
Released to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Gundam 00 and the 20th anniversary of the Perfect Grade line. Part of the Gunpla Evolution Project. Parts variant of PG with redesigned chest, yellow head antennas, and shoulders. Released to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Gundam Parts and color variant of PG Features new head and armor parts with increased details and improved proportions, as well as silver metallic frame and armor parts.
Includes additional Mu La Flaga figurine. First release of the Unleashed sub-line. Redesign of PG with improved articulation and proportions. Features an array of metallic and chrome plated parts, plus metal parts and etching stickers.
Beam Rifle and Shield are mounted by magnets. Lighting unit powers up head and chest lights requires two LR41 watch batteries. Beam Saber features LED gimmick that can alternately light up the thrusters when mounted on the backpack one BR lithium battery included.
Includes Amuro Ray and Sayla Mass figurines. Released as part of the Gunpla Evolution Project. Accessory kit for PG Mobile Suit Variations. Limited edition retail kit except in Japan, where it is a P-Bandai exclusive. Casval's Gundam Metallic Coating Ver. Mobile Suit Gundam Gihren's Greed.
Only 30 units were made available worldwide. In our previous article , we had discussed what the best grade is for beginners. We gave a generalized idea but didn't go into full detail about it. Continuing with our 40 th Gunpla Anniversary celebration, we will examine different grades for Gunpla, and what each has to offer.
In the early history of Gunpla, kits were different than hobby kits we currently have available. One BIG and noticeable change is how kits were put together. Gunpla required glue to assemble, unlike the snap-on parts we utilize today.
These Mobile Suit Gundam were not poseable either, which made them less "mobile" than their name suggests. Moving forward to today, Gunpla kits have a wide variety of choices, such as from what series to what grade. What exactly do we mean when we say grade? The term grade means what the scale of the kit will be. There are five grades we'd like to inform you on, and what each one offers. SD - Super Deformed. Super Deformed or SD kits as many know it, are the smallest in our list.
Recognized by their big heads and deformed body proportions, SD kits are very beginner friendly and are recommended for children.
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