>>11449304
You are welcome friend
Oh, I forgot about the Zaku I, it holds up amazingly well. Some dead-center seam lines sure, but its elbows and shoulders are something insane for a kit this old. I don't normally buy dupes, but getting a regular one was enough for me to genuinely consider buying three more in the Black Tri-Star colours.
>completely forgot about the waterboys
The Gogg and both Z'Goks hold up well, you may or may not have to tighten the Z'Gok's joints (e.g. a TINY bit of super glue on the separated ball joint, then reattaching it when it's COMPLETELY dried), I don't know if the Acguy counts as an old kit but it's fine as well (just have to glue/tighten the polycap in its head so it stays in place snugly), the Zock I haven't gotten due to its price, but it really looks like it's a fair price in terms of sheer size and surface area, and its eyes can move around freely as well.
>forgot about the Zeong as well
Similar to the Zock, you're paying a fair price for the size and surface area, and I've seen it consistently go cheaper than I've seen it go for in prior years
>>11449305
The Guntank seemed rather dinky when I got it over a decade ago, and I know people frequently cry for a Revive for a lot of kits (I get that the GM might need one, sure), but you can't really expect or want anything more from an HG Guntank than what we literally got.
>>11449309
Always glad to see someone getting into the hobby and getting to enjoy the same kits I dearly enjoy. EGs are good as well (but only Gundams, non-Gundam EGs often have little to no points of articulation), the RX and the Strike are fine, albeit the Shrike has addons you might want to buy, the Nu is a tiny bit more expensive but you're paying for its larger size so that's fine. Only downside is that you'd need the parts from the old HG to complete it - its rifle+shield setup is from its first sortie in the movie though, so it's at least not complete and arbitrary robbery.
PS the GM is VERY teal/blue