If you like big, complicated kits with lots of guns and hundreds of decals, then this kit is for you. If not, you might want to give it a pass.

Pros:
- Just look at all those weapons! This guy comes with literally dozens of guns and other accessories, and it can even hold them all at the same time! It even comes with some that the Unicorn never actually used in the show.
- While it remains as finicky as ever, the Unicorn itself is a good kit in its own right. The difference between its two modes, and the fact that when transformed it gains an entire new secondary color (green, in this case) is just great.
- All the connections for the various accessories are rock solid. The joints will need some tightening, but none of the weapons will fall off once they're bolted on.
- Very few of those accessories are "just for show". For example, the bazookas don't just clamp onto the backpack and do nothing else; they can be held just as easily as any of the weapons...

Cons:
- ...that is to say, not very easily. Those 2.0 hands have a real hard time holding some of the weapons, especially the spears, the magnums, and the grenade launchers. The spears in particular have a very awkward and loose handle that isn't tight enough to keep it pointed in any direction but down. You HAVE to tighten that joint if you have any intention of making the Unicorn hold it.
- Those massive boosters look great, but unless you have a stand, forget about trying to make the kit balance while they're attached. They don't connect very well to the frames that are supposed to prop them up; they just kind of rest on them. Without the boosters, however, it can stand without a problem.
- As per usual with MG Unicorns, the flexibility isn't great. Not that you'll be needing much flexibility if you have him hold everything. And as always, the ankles are pretty weak.
- The finickiness of the transformation gimmick can be a real pain; if you thought it was hard to keep everything in place while posing the regular Unicorn, it's even worse with the FA version.
- The arms simply cannot do anything but hang there if he's holding everything possible. Again, tightening the joints helps. A dab of superglue will do the trick, as long as you let it dry completely first.
- The Base Jabber is very silly-looking; good thing it's just an extra.

All in all, it's a great display piece; a great brick kit. If that's your thing, go for it. If you like messing around with your models on a regular basis, this one might be a bit of a pain. And for goodness' sake, make sure you have a stand if you get it; it makes everything easier.

I bought it for my older brother. He hates jigsaw puzzles but will build a mg gundam any day and take his sweet time. Go MG if you want better details than a RG. Not for beginners as it takes longer, has moveable mechanisms, requires precision nips, but definitely worth the results.

Jesus this kit made me question building Gundams. Everything about it was hard. Good luck trying to do anything with it. Look at it too hard and it falls apart

It came in the exact size shape and condition that I was hoping for, the box packaging and description were perfect the person who titled this personally I would appreciate it that guy got a bit of a bonus he or she did wonderfully

After finishing the Full Armor Unicorn Gundam a couple weeks ago, my overall experience behind it is very positive. It took me about a week to complete with decals in all, even then I skipped out on the base jabber it comes with since the main feature is the Gundam, not some dinky rocket thing it rides. If you plan on putting on decals, you won't be disappointed with the final results, even if it adds a hefty amount of build time and requires no margin of error since there are no duplicates. The complementary color set between the red warning signs and green psycho frame really makes everything pop even if you might need to run your hobby knife along the crease points to make them stick better without coming undone. This kit doesn't pose well, the amount of weapons really make it finicky and parts might fall off, and unless you're as patient as an elephant, don't bother with posing the missile launchers in its hands since the weight of the missile pods and grenades make it nearly impossible with everything attached. HOWEVER, it might be a bit of a nightmare getting it into the right pose, but when you do, there is an amazing sense of gratitude that you got it accomplished since it looks just fantastic. At this point, I'd skip out on this kit with the possibility of an OVA version coming out soon since the Sinanju's getting the same treatment. With a possible variant, I'd go for that over this since we can only assume it will be better since the changes from the Ver. Ka. Unicorn and the OVA Unicorn kit. All in all, I'd say it's a really nice kit if you can invest in the patience, which will pay off, but I'd pass with the possibility of an OVA version coming out in the near future.