
I do not understand the anime and I do not like the backstory, but it is creative writing that kind of hook on me. Also the gundam face is so unique that I almost bought a Honda Civic because the front of the car almost looks like ‘Turn’ A.

Parts and colour separation is adequate. But I would prefer the chest ports to be moulded in different parts so that I can be more creative.
It is a easy build, and Bandai added a leg shin movement joint which helps with some dynamic poses.
I am not able to create the famous laundry line sitting pose if you are wondering.
The “crotch” fighter is docked between the legs. It is a weeny bit strange design for me. I think Bandai dripped on us with this design.

I went for a old metallic silver scheme, and I actually quite like how it turns out. I just don’t think a clean white mobile suit work with this design.
‘Turn’ A also comes with a big goofy beam rifle which I don’t really cared for, hence I only pose my kit with a beam sabre.
The metal fins behind the legs is an interesting design. I wished Bandai had repeated the design elsewhere.
The chest comes with an another plate that opens up. But because the parts are not separated for painting it does not look and I did not use it.

Would I recommend this kit?
I would get one just to complete my collection of unique and iconic gundam design.
It is probably one of those suits that I would have kept for a rainy day build and when the sun comes out, it can be used a laundry line, enuff said.