Master Grade 1/100 Gundam

MG models were first introduced in the summer of 1995, designed and made to higher standards than most other models. These kits take much longer to construct and are often much more expensive than their lower-grade counterparts. More recent Master Grade plastic models typically feature a movable inner frame system that enables extensive movement and bending of joints, as well as including standing and seating miniature figures of the pilots of each Gundam model.

Beginning in 2005 with the Zeta Gundam, Older MG Kits would be redesigned under the Ver.2.0 moniker with features such as a full inner frame. The RX-78-2 Gundam has had multiple MG iterations, including a Ver.1.5 that uses a mix of old and new parts, and Ver.3.0 that is modeled after the life-size statue similar to the Real Grade version of the same robot.

Though the name "Master Grade" is widely known because of Gundam, it is not Gundam exclusive as a few Master Grade offerings have come from mechas in Patlabor and Dunbine. Bandai also released a line featuring a series of character figures from Dragon Ball Z, Kamen Rider, and Tiger & Bunny under the name MG Figurerise.

In 2002, a new line of Master Grade kits subtitled "Ver. Ka" was released, which was Master Grades designed by mecha designer Hajime Katoki. Mobile suits chose to become Ver. Ka kits are chosen by annual fan votes. In 2020 a new line, Master Grade Extreme (abbreviated as MGEX) was redesigned of Master Grades that contained additional gimmicks called "Extreme Points". The first model kit of this line is the Unicorn Gundam Ver. Ka contained a LED light strip that ran across the mobile suit, compared to Individual lights that had to be wired throughout the inner frame.

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MG 1/100 XM-X1 Crossbone Gundam X-1 Ver. Ka Model Kit

MG 1/100 XM-X1 Crossbone Gundam X-1 Ver. Ka Model Kit

Bandai

$43.00

The MG 1/100 XM-X1 Crossbone Gundam X-1 Ver. Ka is a Master Grade model kit that brings the iconic mobile suit from the Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam manga series to life. Designed by renowned mecha designer Hajime Katoki, this kit offers an intricate building experience, capturing the unique pirate-themed aesthetics and advanced weaponry of the Crossbone Gundam X-1. Key Features: Scale and Materials: 1/100 scale model kit crafted from high-quality injection-molded plastic, ensuring durability and precision in assembly. Articulation: Features multiple points of articulation, allowing for dynamic poses that showcase the Gundam's agility and combat readiness. Weaponry and Accessories: Equipped with: Beam Sabers Scissor Anchors with wires Heat Daggers Beam Shield/Brand Marker Anti-Beam Coating (ABC) Mantle Buster Gun Beam Zanber Zanbuster (combination of Buster Gun and Beam Zanber) Design Details: Includes a Core Fighter and a 1/100 scale pilot figure of Tobia Arronax. The kit also provides parts to build the Crossbone Gundam X-1 Kai (Custom) variant. Release Information: Released in September 2006 as part of Bandai's Master Grade series, this kit is a fan-favorite, offering both builders and collectors a detailed rendition of the Crossbone Gundam X-1. The MG 1/100 XM-X1 Crossbone Gundam X-1 Ver. Ka is an excellent addition for fans of the Gundam franchise and model builders seeking a unique and detailed representation of this distinctive mobile suit.

MG 1/100 RX-78GP03S Gundam GP03S Stamen Model Kit

MG 1/100 RX-78GP03S Gundam GP03S Stamen Model Kit

Bandai

$43.00

The RX-78GP01 Gundam "Zephyranthes" (aka Zephyranthes, GP01, Unit 1) is a prototype general-purpose mobile suit introduced in the Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory OVA. It was piloted by Kou Uraki.  Developed as part of the Gundam Development Project, the GP01 was a ground-use general purpose mobile suit intended to be an improvement of the RX-78-2 Gundam, which achieved exceptional battle results during the One Year War. Being an experimental unit, it was equipped with an increased number of sensors, some of which were exposed due to being temporary. Compared to the RX-78, its sensors and balancer were upgraded or redesigned. Overall, the GP01 was designed to allow movement closer to that of a human (a design concept that would eventually evolve into the Movable Frame). In order to ensure the survival of the pilot and the combat data, the GP01 retained the Core Block System. However, to address the RX-78's structural weakness in the stomach, the GP01 adopted an experimental "horizontal in the body" structure instead of the previously used "vertical in the body" structure. The GP01's main generator, main thrusters, and operation and control instruments were all integrated into its FF-XII Core Fighter II. In addition, when docked, the Core Fighter's beam guns serve as the GP01's beam sabers. Thanks to this design, the Core Fighter's propellant, thrusters, and weapons were no longer dead weight when docked. By switching the Core Fighter, the GP01 could operate both on Earth and in space, though additional readjustment and maintenance was still needed. Thanks to this design, despite being a general-purpose mobile suit, its performance rivaled or exceeded dedicated ground-use and space-use mobile suits in both environments.

RE/100 1/100 MSK-008 Dijeh Model Kit from Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam

RE/100 1/100 MSK-008 Dijeh Model Kit from Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam

Bandai

$94.00 $43.00

The RE/100 1/100 MSK-008 Dijeh is a detailed model kit representing Amuro Ray's custom mobile suit from the Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam series. This kit offers an engaging building experience, capturing the unique design and features of the Dijeh. Key Features: Scale and Materials: 1/100 scale model kit crafted from high-quality injection-molded plastic, ensuring durability and ease of assembly. Articulation: Features multiple points of articulation, allowing for dynamic poses that showcase the Dijeh's combat capabilities. Weaponry and Accessories: Equipped with: Beam Rifle Clay Bazooka Beam Naginata Design Details: The model includes a movable mono-eye and detailed surface features, accurately reflecting the Dijeh's distinctive appearance. Release Information: Released as part of Bandai's RE/100 line, this kit brings the Dijeh to life with modern engineering and enhanced detail. The RE/100 1/100 MSK-008 Dijeh is an excellent addition for fans of the Zeta Gundam series and model builders seeking a detailed representation of this unique mobile suit.

MG 1/100 V2 Victory Gundam Ver.Ka

MG 1/100 V2 Victory Gundam Ver.Ka

Bandai

$120.00 $55.00

The MG 1/100 V2 Gundam Ver.Ka is a Master Grade model kit that brings the LM314V21 Victory Two Gundam from the Mobile Suit Victory Gundam series to life, designed by the renowned mecha designer Hajime Katoki. This kit offers an intricate building experience, faithfully replicating the mobile suit's complex transformation mechanisms and detailed design. Key Features: Scale and Materials: 1/100 scale model kit crafted from high-quality injection-molded plastic, ensuring durability and precision in assembly. Transformation Mechanism: Accurately reproduces the V2 Gundam's transformation into its various configurations, including the Core Fighter, Top Fighter, and Bottom Fighter, with meticulous attention to detail. Articulation: Features numerous sliding hatches and movable panels, providing extensive articulation for dynamic posing and display options. Weaponry and Accessories: Equipped with: Beam Rifle Beam Shield with clear parts Beam Sabers Hand parts with swappable fingers for added stability and expressive detail Design Details: Incorporates Katoki's signature design elements, enhancing both aesthetic appeal and functionality. The kit also includes two pilot figures, allowing for the choice between Uso Ewin or Marbet Fingerhat in the cockpit, and a standing figure of Shakti Kareen. Release Information: Released in December 2015 as part of Bandai's Master Grade series, this kit was highly anticipated, ranking #1 in a 2010 poll for the most requested Master Grade model. It commemorates the 35th anniversary of GunPla with its sophisticated engineering and design. The MG 1/100 V2 Gundam Ver.Ka is an exceptional addition for Gundam enthusiasts and model builders, offering a challenging and rewarding build that captures the essence of the Victory Two Gundam.

MG 1/100 Musha Gundam MK-II

MG 1/100 Musha Gundam MK-II

Bandai

$71.00

The MG 1/100 Musha Gundam MK-II is a stunning Master Grade model kit that reimagines the legendary Gundam MK-II with intricate samurai-inspired details. Designed for enthusiasts of both Gundam and traditional Japanese warrior aesthetics, this kit delivers an exceptional blend of style, precision, and craftsmanship. Key Features: Scale and Material: 1/100 scale model kit made from high-quality polystyrene, ABS plastic, and PVC for durability and precision. Samurai-Inspired Design: Features ornate gold-plated armor, kabuto-style headgear, and a bold black-and-gold color scheme with crimson accents. Dynamic Weaponry: Equipped with dual katanas, a naginata, and a musket-style rifle, providing versatile display options. Articulation and Poseability: Built on a robust Master Grade frame, offering exceptional articulation for dynamic action poses. Customization: Includes detailed stickers and decals for added personalization. Release Information: This model kit was released in 2009 as part of Bandai’s celebrated Master Grade line. It combines elements of the traditional Musha Gundam with enhanced details, making it a standout piece for collectors. The MG Musha Gundam MK-II is an ideal choice for modelers looking for a unique and highly detailed build. With its rich samurai heritage and Gundam legacy, it is both a rewarding project and an impressive display centerpiece.

MG 1/100 Shin Musha Gundam Sangoku No Jin

MG 1/100 Shin Musha Gundam Sangoku No Jin

Bandai

$94.00

The MG 1/100 Shin Musha Gundam Sengoku no Jin is a premium Master Grade model kit that seamlessly merges Gundam’s mecha design with traditional samurai aesthetics. This special edition captures the grandeur of Japan’s Sengoku era, making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Key Features: Scale and Material: 1/100 scale model kit made from high-quality polystyrene and ABS plastic for intricate detailing and durability. Authentic Samurai Design: Features a kabuto-inspired headpiece, ornate gold-plated armor, and a striking crimson and gold color scheme. Comprehensive Weaponry: Comes equipped with the Nichirinmaru katana, Denkoumaru naginata, Sankoumaru jumonji yari, and a Tanegashima rifle with silver mekki plating for added realism. Exclusive Display Accessories: Includes a folding screen illustrated by Naochika Morishita, dedicated stands for weapons, and a custom base for a display reminiscent of traditional Gogatsu Ningyo setups. Enhanced Articulation: Utilizes the inner frame from the Master Grade RX-78-2 Gundam Ver. One Year War 0079 for dynamic and expressive posing options. Release Information: This model kit was released in 2009 as part of Bandai’s Master Grade series, commemorating Gundam’s iconic legacy with a samurai twist. It remains a favorite among fans for its unique design and premium features. The MG 1/100 Shin Musha Gundam Sengoku no Jin delivers a rewarding build experience and serves as a breathtaking display piece, celebrating both Gundam lore and samurai heritage.

MG Turn A Gundam WD-M01 ∀

MG Turn A Gundam WD-M01 ∀

Bandai

$46.00

The System-∀99 ∀ Gundam (pronounced as "Turn A Gundam", aka "∀", "White Doll" or "Mustache") is the titular mobile suit of Turn A Gundam. It is piloted primarily by Loran Cehack. The Turn A Gundam was originally created for interstellar warfare in anticipation of invasion of forces outside the solar system and said to be the culmination of super-advanced technologies from generations past. As opposed to other weapons which were created to meet a specific purpose, the Turn A's design was unusual and built entirely on the premise of "single-machine operation", with the versatility to perform all military operations on its own. Owing to the fear of extrasolar forces, the Turn A was constructed with all restrictions of the development of weapons removed, and as a result no longer fits into the concept of a weapon.Unlike other mobile suits (even those that predate the Turn A itself), the Turn A is powered by a DHGCP (Discontinuous Hyperoscillation Gauge Collapsing Pile) power plant in its abdomen, which is essentially an artificial black hole. This is used in conjunction with an innovative reactionless I-Field Beam Drive system to move the suit's limbs and provide thrust. As a result, the unit's chest is almost entirely hollow and can equip various weapons inside, such as missiles or beam cannons. The legs are also hollow due to the use of the I-Field Beam Drive, and contain an array of thruster vanes which are used to power the suit's jumps and flight. This leaves the back of the unit free to store more weapons and equipment if desired. The Gundam's armor is also covered with self-repairing nanomachines, dubbed "Nanoskin".The Turn A's armaments consisted of a beam rifle, two beam cannons, two beam sabers and a shield. It can also mount various weapons (such as missiles) in the chest to compliment its basic weaponry. It can also use a powerful I-Field capable of covering a large area and affecting matter. To further enhance its combat power, the Turn A has support areas called DOC Bases (Device Operation Control) which hold various armaments, enabling it to adapt to the situation at hand by equipping a variety of weapons. One of these DOC Bases was discovered in C.C. 2345. However, the base had been sealed and not maintained by any nanomachines during the thousands of years the Turn A was buried, so almost all its weapons crumbled upon exposure to air. The only weapon still usable was a hyper hammer that was simple and thick enough to remain intact for a short while without maintenance.The Turn A's on-board nanomachines are capable of a devastating attack known as the "Moonlight Butterfly" (named after the visual appearance of the attack). The Turn A's nanomachines have the ability to disintegrate all matter that includes artificial objects as well as organic materials, and can merge with weather systems to create large ionic storms capable of covering a much wider area. These nanomachines can be used offensively or defensively for all range attack and defense. The nanomachines are capable not only of destroying technology however, but of maintaining and repairing it too. This ability is not instantaneous though, and it requires a considerable amount of time. The back weapon pallet of the Turn A was originally planned to be equipped with weapons based on the Seventh Generation Minovsky Physical Theory (7th-GMPT), a nondestructive MS-incapacitating technology, during the conceptual phase of the "System ∀". However, the development of such weapons was not completed in time for the demonstration test for "System ∀", and so beam sabers were provisionally installed for melee combat.

MG 1/100 RX-78GP01 Gundam

MG 1/100 RX-78GP01 Gundam "Zephyranthes"

Bandai

$31.00

The RX-78GP01 Gundam "Zephyranthes" (aka Zephyranthes, GP01, Unit 1) is a prototype general-purpose mobile suit introduced in the Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory OVA. It was piloted by Kou Uraki.  Developed as part of the Gundam Development Project, the GP01 was a ground-use general purpose mobile suit intended to be an improvement of the RX-78-2 Gundam, which achieved exceptional battle results during the One Year War. Being an experimental unit, it was equipped with an increased number of sensors, some of which were exposed due to being temporary. Compared to the RX-78, its sensors and balancer were upgraded or redesigned. Overall, the GP01 was designed to allow movement closer to that of a human (a design concept that would eventually evolve into the Movable Frame). In order to ensure the survival of the pilot and the combat data, the GP01 retained the Core Block System. However, to address the RX-78's structural weakness in the stomach, the GP01 adopted an experimental "horizontal in the body" structure instead of the previously used "vertical in the body" structure. The GP01's main generator, main thrusters, and operation and control instruments were all integrated into its FF-XII Core Fighter II. In addition, when docked, the Core Fighter's beam guns serve as the GP01's beam sabers. Thanks to this design, the Core Fighter's propellant, thrusters, and weapons were no longer dead weight when docked. By switching the Core Fighter, the GP01 could operate both on Earth and in space, though additional readjustment and maintenance was still needed. Thanks to this design, despite being a general-purpose mobile suit, its performance rivaled or exceeded dedicated ground-use and space-use mobile suits in both environments.

MG 1/100 MSN-06S-2 Sinanju Stein (Narrative Ver.) (Ver. Ka)

MG 1/100 MSN-06S-2 Sinanju Stein (Narrative Ver.) (Ver. Ka)

Bandai

$83.00

The MSN-06S-2 Sinanju Stein is a mobile suit from Mobile Suit Gundam Narrative and is piloted by Zoltan Akkanen. The MSN-06S Sinanju Stein was developed to test the durability and follow-up capabilities of the Psycho-Frame. Two units of the Mobile Suit, referred to using the development code "Stein 01", were later stolen by the Neo Zeon remnants, the Sleeves. One unit was remodeled as the MSN-06S Sinanju and used as the flagship MS of the organization. In UC 0097, the other unit was seen in the fight over the RX-0 Unicorn Gundam 03 Phenex and was embellished with the engravings that became root for the name of The Sleeves.

MG 1/100 XXXG-01W Wing Gundam EW Ver.

MG 1/100 XXXG-01W Wing Gundam EW Ver.

Bandai

$37.00

The XXXG-01W Wing Gundam (aka Zero-One or Gundam 01) is the titular mobile suit of the anime Mobile Suit Gundam Wing. It was primarily piloted by Heero Yuy. Out of the five original Gundams created for Operation Meteor, Wing Gundam is the most well-balanced in terms of abilities and bears the closest resemblance to their common ancestor: the XXXG-00W0 Wing Gundam Zero. Like Wing Zero, the Wing Gundam can transform into an alternate flight form known as "Bird Mode" and has a powerful Buster Rifle as part of its armaments. However, the "ZERO System" interface (which had technical problems) and other parts considered to be excessive were not included, and the skills of the pilot are needed to make up for the shortfall. Its cockpit is a spherical capsule surrounded by a linear frame, and it swivels in the same direction as the mobile suit's head. Unlike the standard OZ cockpit, it is a floating cockpit with a shock mitigation function.The major contributor to Wing's mobility is the pair of wing units on its backpack. These units not only generate lift, but can also change the aerodynamic characteristics of the mobile suit through the movements of their individual panels, supporting a range of speeds from stall to hypersonic. Even in outer space, these wing units exhibit high attitude control capability using both AMBAC and built-in vernier thrusters. By transforming into Bird Mode, Wing's mobility and movement range are increased further, allowing it to conduct operations that other Gundams could not. The leg thrusters on the back of the knees serve as the main verniers in Bird Mode, and are also used for dashing on the ground in MS mode.

MG 1/100 RGM-79 GM (Ver. 2.0)

MG 1/100 RGM-79 GM (Ver. 2.0)

Bandai

$43.00

The RGM-79 GM (aka GM, pronounced Jim) was the first mass-produced mobile suit of the Earth Federation. It first appears in Mobile Suit Gundam. The RGM-79 GM is a mass-produced mobile suit based on the RX-78-2 Gundam. Its basic frame is easily adaptable to modifications into mission specific GM models, and has a fairly high level of mobility, for the time, both on Earth and in space. It has a maximum acceleration of 0.94 Gs in space, which is better than the Gundam's and roughly twice of the Zaku's. On Earth's surface, the GM is also faster than the Zaku II. The armor of the GM uses Titanium Alloy, a sturdy metal that could be refined more quickly and easily than the Gundam's Luna Titanium Alloy. Although titanium alloy is less durable than Luna Titanium, it is also slightly lighter which reduces the GM's overall mass compared to the Gundam's and is still superior to the Zaku II's super-high tensile steel armor. The GM was primarily armed with a beam spray gun, a less powerful version of the Gundam's beam rifle but could still destroy MS in one shot. Early in production, the beam spray gun had yet to be mass-produced so most GMs were equipped with various machine guns. These machine guns continued to be used by the GMs later, and the machine could also use the Gundam's beam rifle when required. It could also use a mass production version of the Gundam's Hyper Bazooka for heavier firepower. For close combat, the GM has a beam saber, and a shield similar to the one used by the Gundam. Commander units sometimes featured a second beam saber. Lastly, the GM has a pair of head-mounted 60mm vulcan guns for intercepting missiles, small vehicles or to stop enemy MS from closing in. From the GM started the RGM series that remained the mainstay of the Federation's mass production mobile suits until the end of the Federation itself.

MG 1/100 RX-0 Unicorn Gundam (Ver. Ka)

MG 1/100 RX-0 Unicorn Gundam (Ver. Ka)

Bandai

$61.00

The RX-0 Unicorn Gundam (ユニコーン ガンダム Yunikōn Gandamu?, or Unicorn, Unicorn Gundam 01, Singularity One) is the titular prototype mobile suit of the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn novel, its OVA adaptation and the television re-cut. Developed by Anaheim Electronics for the Earth Federation, it concealed a secret that could shake the future of all humanity, for it was the key to opening Laplace's Box. It is piloted by Banagher Links after the head of the Vist Foundation and his father, Cardeas Vist, entrusted it to him at the dawn of the Third Neo Zeon War in U.C. 0096.

MG 1/100 RX-9/C Narrative Gundam C-Packs (Ver. Ka)

MG 1/100 RX-9/C Narrative Gundam C-Packs (Ver. Ka)

Bandai

$72.00

The RX-9/C Narrative Gundam C-Packs is a mobile suit introduced in Mobile Suit Gundam Narrative and is piloted by Jona Basta. The C-Packs was the third optional equipment for the RX-9 Narrative Gundam and is embellished with Psycho-Frame as additional armor. It is said that no such equipment plan originally existed for the MS, resulting in minimal conversions being hastily applied to the MS. Despite its unusual origin, the MS did achieve its concept to have an increased amount of Psycho-Frame, proving the high extensibility of the Narrative Gundam. This configuration of the MS is also called the "Psycho Package" and the Psycho-Frame used to create it was independently collected by Luio & Co.