Gundam Assemble All Miniatures

A set-by-set guide to Gundam Assemble all miniatures, including unit IDs, pilots, factions, traits, duplicate notes, and buying tips.

Gundam Assemble all miniatures: Current Unit List

Looking for Gundam Assemble all miniatures in one place? The current unit list is compact but easy to misread: set codes, card IDs, pilots, factions, and trait labels all sit beside the model name. This guide turns that list into a practical checklist for Gundam Assemble all miniatures, so you can plan a collection, spot duplicates, and avoid buying the same RX-78-2 twice by accident. The table below covers the 15 miniatures listed at the time of writing and groups them by set-code prefix.

Set code	Unit ID	Miniature	Pilot	Faction tags	Trait
ST01	ST01-U01	GUNDAM	Amuro Ray	Earth Federation	Legendary Hero
ST01	ST01-U02	Wing Gundam Zero (EW)	Heero Yuy	G Team	Wing of Destruction
ST01	ST01-U03	Gundam Barbatos Lupus Rex	Mikazuki Augus	Tekkadan	Final Stand
ST01	ST01-U04	Char's Zaku II	Char Aznable	Zeon	Fast Encounter
ST01	ST01-U05	Gundam Epyon (EW)	Zechs Merquise	White Fang; OZ	Crimson Cataclysm
ST01	ST01-U06	Gundam Vidar	Vidar	Gjallarhorn	Cold Justice
EX01	EX01-U01	Unicorn Gundam (Destroy Mode)	Banagher Links	Civilian; Earth Federation; Londo Bell	Laplace's Guardian
EX01	EX01-U02	Torohachi	Civilian	Earth Federation; Mass Produced	Petite Mobile Suit
EX01	EX01-U03	Delta Plus	Riddhe Marcenas	Earth Federation; Londo Bell	Rapid Response
EX02	EX02-U01	Gundam Aerial	Suletta Mercury	Asticassia	Protective Heroine
EX02	EX02-U02	Gundam Pharact	Elan Ceres	Asticassia	Silent Hunter
EX02	EX02-U03	Darilbalde	Guel Jeturk	Asticassia	Frontline Duelist
PA01	PA01-U01	Gundam	Amuro Ray	Earth Federation	Elite Mobile Suit
PA01	PA01-U02	Guncannon	Kai Shiden	Earth Federation	In Position
PA01	PA01-U03	Guntank	Hayato Kobayashi	Earth Federation	Battlefield Bombarder

Use this Gundam Assemble all miniatures table as a checklist before you buy. The unit ID is the cleanest way to track what you already own, especially when a model name appears more than once.

Set-by-Set Breakdown: What Each Code Group Adds

Sorting Gundam Assemble all miniatures by set code is the fastest way to compare boxes. Instead of scanning all 15 entries, start with the group that matches the pilot, faction, or trait label you want on the table.

Set code	Entries	Main tags shown	Collection planning note
ST01	6	Earth Federation, Zeon, G Team, Tekkadan, Gjallarhorn, White Fang, OZ	The widest single group in the current list. It mixes several lead pilots and includes Char's Zaku II as the only Zeon-tagged entry here.
EX01	3	Earth Federation, Londo Bell, Civilian, Mass Produced	A focused group for Londo Bell and civilian tags. Unicorn Gundam and Delta Plus both carry Londo Bell, while Torohachi adds Civilian and Mass Produced.
EX02	3	Asticassia	All three entries share the Asticassia tag: Gundam Aerial, Gundam Pharact, and Darilbalde. This is the tightest faction cluster in the list.
PA01	3	Earth Federation	The classic RX-78-2 trio: Gundam, Guncannon, and Guntank. PA01 is also tied to the listed Paint Pack 01 product code.

If you want the broadest first slice of Gundam Assemble all miniatures, ST01 gives you six entries to compare. If you prefer a clean faction focus, EX02 keeps all three Asticassia suits together. For the original Earth Federation trio, PA01 is the obvious group to check.

Keep in mind that product contents can change. The release information also notes that specifications, prices, and contents are subject to change, so confirm the set code before ordering.

Duplicate Units and Trait Differences

Gundam Assemble all miniatures includes two RX-78-2 entries, and this is the most important duplicate to understand before buying. Both use Amuro Ray and the Earth Federation tag, but they are not the same unit card.

Entry	Unit ID	Set code	Pilot	Faction	Trait
GUNDAM	ST01-U01	ST01	Amuro Ray	Earth Federation	Legendary Hero
Gundam	PA01-U01	PA01	Amuro Ray	Earth Federation	Elite Mobile Suit

The model number is the same, but the unit ID and trait label are different. If you collect by chassis, one RX-78-2 may be enough. If you collect by unit card or want both trait labels in your roster, both belong on your checklist.

No other miniature name repeats in the current 15-entry list, but faction overlap still matters. Earth Federation appears across ST01, EX01, and PA01. Londo Bell appears on two EX01 entries. White Fang and OZ both appear on Gundam Epyon (EW). Use those tags to decide whether you are building a faction shelf, a pilot collection, or a trait-focused roster.

Beginner Buying Path for Gundam Assemble all miniatures

A smart way to approach Gundam Assemble all miniatures is to choose a purchase hook before you chase a full roster. That keeps the checklist manageable and reduces accidental doubles.

Step	Action	Why it works	What to check
1	Pick one faction or trait hook	Narrows 15 entries to a smaller shortlist	Faction tags and trait names in the unit list
2	Decide your duplicate policy	Prevents buying both RX-78-2 entries by mistake	Unit ID, not just the model name
3	Choose a set-code group	Lets you compare related units together	ST01, EX01, EX02, or PA01
4	Plan paint and assembly time	The product does not come pre-painted	Paint scheme, workspace, and drying time
5	Confirm age and contents	The product is intended for ages 15 or older	Current product notices and set details

For a first purchase, start with the group that contains two or three units you actually recognize. A recognizable pilot or faction makes assembly and painting more enjoyable, and it gives you a natural next purchase target. Use the unit list to confirm card IDs, then check the product lineup for current notices before you commit.

If you are buying for a younger builder, treat the 15+ age guidance as a hard check. The models are not pre-painted, so the project includes assembly and painting time, not just opening a box and playing.

Assembly and Paint Planning

Because Gundam Assemble all miniatures are not pre-painted, budget time for assembly and painting before you add more kits. A small, steady batch is easier to finish than a shelf full of unbuilt models.

Stage	Practical step	Why it matters
Before assembly	Pick a simple color plan by faction or pilot	Keeps a growing collection visually consistent
During assembly	Keep each unit ID with its parts	Prevents mix-ups when two entries share a model name
Before painting	Work in small batches	Reduces unfinished projects and lost pieces
After painting	Store by set code and unit ID	Makes the next purchase decision faster

Three habits help with Gundam Assemble all miniatures. First, label the unit ID on the underside of a base or inside a storage tray. Second, build the duplicate RX-78-2 entries only if you have a clear reason to keep both trait labels. Third, decide on a paint scheme before assembly so you do not have to mask or repaint finished sections.

The Paint Pack 01 listing is tied to the PA01 code, but the unit list does not spell out every paint color or tool included. Check the product details for the exact contents rather than assuming a pack covers a full squad.

FAQ

How many Gundam Assemble all miniatures are listed?
The current unit list shows 15 entries: six in ST01, three in EX01, three in EX02, and three in PA01. Treat that as the current listed set, not a permanent roster, because product information can change.

Does Gundam Assemble all miniatures include duplicates?
Yes. The list includes two RX-78-2 entries: ST01-U01 with the Legendary Hero trait and PA01-U01 with the Elite Mobile Suit trait. Both use Amuro Ray and Earth Federation, but the unit IDs and traits differ.

Which set code has the most miniatures?
ST01 has six entries, the largest group in the current list. It includes GUNDAM, Wing Gundam Zero (EW), Gundam Barbatos Lupus Rex, Char's Zaku II, Gundam Epyon (EW), and Gundam Vidar.

Are the miniatures pre-painted?
No. The product does not come pre-painted, and it is intended for ages 15 or older. Plan for assembly and painting time, and confirm current contents before buying.

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