The Zaku's greatest upgrade is getting a new Master Grade model kit, with this upcoming Gundam collectible hailing from the ...

The Fallout Plamatea T-60 Power Armor model kit costs $57.99 and is available for pre-order through Aug. 26. The kit is ...

Building plastic model kits was a staple of kids’—and some dads’ too—weekends in the 1960s. But is it still? It can be with the wide array of motorcycle model kits currently available. From cruisers ...

In a really long stream, the team at Bandai Spirits behind the 30 Minutes Missions model kits revealed some new Armored Core VI releases for later this year. Specifically, we will get a Nightfall and ...

Get ready to unite the Justice League once again, because Blokees is following up its Batman-focused wave. The DC Defender ...

Matti Robinson is a veteran of the industry originally from Finland, with nearly 20 years of writing and editing experience. His love for gaming started with the Commodore 64 and grew with each ...

Toothy physics puzzler Geareo is here to prove that all those other "clockwork" games are lying to you. It's got a demo on ...

Most of the kits found on the toy floor of the Akiba Yodobashi aren't even cars; if you seek to build a room-sized diorama of, say, the Battle of Tsushima, this place offers all the ship kits you'd ...

Kids weren't the only hot rodders building models. These kits appealed to adults, too—and still do. That's proven by the quality of models you'll find at shows, and by the fact that some of the kits ...

If you are looking for the perfect gift, enjoy building metal model kits or know someone who enjoys the construction process, you may be interested in a range of mechanical models created by the team ...

When I was a kid, there was nothing more relaxing than sitting down for an afternoon with a model kit. Snipping the parts off the board, patiently gluing everything together, painting each careful ...

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