It's definitely a good build, but in my experience just kind of frustrated me. The body feels solid overall, but because I messed up on attaching the waist joints (partly due to my negligence and somewhat vague instructions at least to me) led to some loose parts. The V-Fin attachment is something you REALLY have to be careful with, since it breaks incredibly easily (as mine did). Overall, incredibly solid (if you didn't build it like me) and looks amazing on a desk or shelf.

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The RG Unicorn Gundam is one of, if not the best Real Grade in Gunpla history. It needs no introduction. While it does have some issues with that progressively outdated Advanced MS Joint, the Unicorns MS Joint are implemented perfectly. The arm joints are tight, yes, but being careful with it will result in you having one of the most solid Gundam kits you've ever laid your hands on. Be wary of the leg joints that require you to pull down on it to jut out the knee Psycho Frame. All RG Unicorn Gundams have this issue, but if you are careful you should be fine. Getting away from issues, the design is always amazing for the RG Unicorn. Detail is plentiful, and panel lining all of it will give you an amazing looking kit. The articulation is amazing with the looking up and down of the head being limited but modding it should be simple enough. The Full Armor load out of the Unicorn adds a bunch of new runners to the fray, and the boosters help add a lot of weight and display to the kit. All of the new weapons are perfectly molded and detailed. Their ability to be held and swapped around is one of the reasons that make this kit so good. If you want a good Unicorn kit, get the standard RG. If you want a Unicorn that is amazing and perfect in nearly every way, get the Full Armor.

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Build went great but halfway through the pin that holds the horn broke, unfortunate because it look amazing.

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