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Garage kit manufacturer and publisher. We sell books and kits from other folks, too. Visit our site at www.garagekit.club.

Our latest original resin kit is option parts for building a Smartgun similar to something you may have seen in some ‘80s Gundam manga. Multi-media kit, meaning it comes with brass parts and vinyl hose.

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New batch of kits are up in the shop including some real interesting ones. A limited edition Daicon Bunny Girl sold via the Aomori Museum of Art, some super deformed dinosaurs, and a few 1/35 Maschinen Krieger kits sold at Wonder Festival way back in the early early 2000s.

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Maxime sent in these incredible photos of a 1/220 Jaguar II Zwei resin kit they purchased from us. These small scale garage kits based on Kazuhisa Kondoh's original Gundam designs have tons of detail and look fantastic, but it's rare to see them built. Great to see such a nicely finished kit!

Lightbox photos of a finished 1/220 scale JAGUAR II ZWEI resin garage kit, an original Gundam mobile suit from author Kazuhisa Kondoh.Lightbox photos of a finished 1/220 scale JAGUAR II ZWEI resin garage kit, an original Gundam mobile suit from author Kazuhisa Kondoh.Lightbox photos of a finished 1/220 scale JAGUAR II ZWEI resin garage kit, an original Gundam mobile suit from author Kazuhisa Kondoh.Lightbox photos of a finished 1/220 scale JAGUAR II ZWEI resin garage kit, an original Gundam mobile suit from author Kazuhisa Kondoh.

Korean creator Harlem Modeller has created an expansive series of original cyberpunk figures called WEIRD PUNK. We've got a limited amount of these in 1/20 scale left in the shop. Extremely cool designs and the perfect scale to go along with Ma.k or other kits.

Unpainted resin figures from WEIRD PUNK, a series of cyberpunk models from Harlem Modeller. Photo courtesy of Joong Seok Oh.Unpainted resin figures from WEIRD PUNK, a series of cyberpunk models from Harlem Modeller. Photo courtesy of Joong Seok Oh.Unpainted resin figures from WEIRD PUNK, a series of cyberpunk models from Harlem Modeller. Photo courtesy of Joong Seok Oh.Unpainted resin figures from WEIRD PUNK, a series of cyberpunk models from Harlem Modeller. Photo courtesy of Joong Seok Oh.

Excited to have these awesome resin kits of Showa-era household items re-imagined as robots in the shop. They're designed and made by PECOPOCO, a garage kit manufacturer we met at Wonder Festival US. Some of them have neat extras like waterslide decals and LED lights, too.

Photo of a completed resin kit of an old style railway lantern as a robot.Photo of a completed resin kit of an old style vacuum cleaner as a robot.Photo of a completed resin kit of a takoyaki maker as a robot.Photo of a completed resin kit of an old style kettle as a robot.