It has an exceptional variety of figures for the Universal Century (UC) starting with Mobile Suit Gundam and extending all the way to Victory Gundam, there’s also a very broad range for the Cosmic Era (Gundam SEED). When it comes to range the Gundam 1/400 line has one of the largest ranges compared to all other Gundam minis. Since the figures are all soft plastic you don’t have to worry about them breaking and they can easily be transported in just about anything, I find screw-sorters to be the most useful for this. The small size is also very helpful for storage. It’s also beneficial if you plan on 3d printing terrain since they will generally be smaller and you can fit more on your build plate. What’s more the 1.5-2″ size is perfect for wargaming since you can reuse many 28mm or 32mm terrain from other wargames. For veteran 40k players this is quite a steal. Each figure is fully painted and prices range from $2-6 per model on the low end and a few rare or hard to find models in the $10-20 range. When searching second hand markets such as ebay the Gundam 1/400 is the easiest to come by and usually the cheapest options available. First and foremost they are cheap and plentiful. The Gundam 1/400 collection offers numerous advantages for wargaming. We’ll examine the pros and cons of each Gundam mini collection and at the end we’ll have a number of comparison shots showing the different ranges side by side.
range, and a number of ranges that are roughly 1/220 scale but for the sake of convenience we’ll call them 1/200 for this write-up. This post will feature the Gundam 1/400 collection, the 1/300 S.O.G. On this page we’re going to discuss the different miniatures available for Mobile Suit Gundam for use in the MechaStellar Wargame Rules.
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