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The term Gunpla refers to the mecha models, characters or plastic vehicles from the Japanese Gundam franchise and marketed by Bandai; it results from the contraction of “Gundam plastic model”. Appeared in 1980.

THE GUNPLA PHILOSOPHY: THE MODEL FOR EVERYONE! “without glue or paint

All Gundam models are characterized by two essential properties:

– the parts are nestable

– and they’re molded in color.

Gunpla are classified by ranges (called “grade”) according to their quality and/or size. The main ones are :

– NG No Grade (1980), although the term only appears much later, it refers retrospectively to the first models released as early as 1980.

– HG High Grade (1990), first range of higher quality at a scale of 1/144.

– MG Master Grade (1995), of higher quality than HG High Grade with, for example, the internal mechanics fully modeled at a scale of 1/100.

– PG Perfect Grade (1998), the most technically advanced range at a scale of 1/60.

– FG First Grade (1999), the inexpensive clip-on range.

– HGUC High Grade Universal Century (1999), a popular re-edition of the Universal Century robots.

– EX-model (2001), range dedicated not to robots but to vehicles and related flying machines.

– MS Mega Size (2009), 1/48 scale range.

– RG Real Grade (2010), similar to the MG Master Grade with a pushed internal skeleton but at a size called 1/144 like the “HG High Grade”.

– RE/100 Reborn One Hundred (2014), new range of 1/100 scale gunplays.

– Super Deformed Gundam or SD Gundam is a Japanese animation franchise whose works are parodies of the Gundam saga, adopting the graphic codes of the super deformed.

THE GUNPLA PHILOSOPHY: THE MODEL FOR EVERYONE! “without glue or paint

All Gundam models are characterized by two essential properties:

– the parts are nestable

– and they’re molded in color.

Gunpla are classified by ranges (called “grade”) according to their quality and/or size. The main ones are :

– NG No Grade (1980), although the term only appears much later, it refers retrospectively to the first models released as early as 1980.

– HG High Grade (1990), first range of higher quality at a scale of 1/144.

– MG Master Grade (1995), of higher quality than HG High Grade with, for example, the internal mechanics fully modeled at a scale of 1/100.

– PG Perfect Grade (1998), the most technically advanced range at a scale of 1/60.

– FG First Grade (1999), the inexpensive clip-on range.

– HGUC High Grade Universal Century (1999), a popular re-edition of the Universal Century robots.

– EX-model (2001), range dedicated not to robots but to vehicles and related flying machines.

– MS Mega Size (2009), 1/48 scale range.

– RG Real Grade (2010), similar to the MG Master Grade with a pushed internal skeleton but at a size called 1/144 like the “HG High Grade”.

– RE/100 Reborn One Hundred (2014), new range of 1/100 scale gunplays.

– Super Deformed Gundam or SD Gundam is a Japanese animation franchise whose works are parodies of the Gundam saga, adopting the graphic codes of the super deformed.