- Zoids Model Kits
Model Kits are the driving force behind the Zoids franchise, and with so many different series we've decided to split this page up into different categories. There are many more categories than this, but for now we're only including series that we have at least one review for.
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Model Kit PSDs
Colorable Photoshop Documents for
your customizing needs!
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Phase 1 (~ 1997)
| Bio-Machine Zoids [OJR] |
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| Zoids 2 |
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| Techno Zoids |
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Phase 2 (1998 ~ 2017)
| Machine Beast New Century [NJR] |
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| Yuji Kaida |
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| Zoids BLOX |
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| Zoids Fuzors |
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| Zoids Genesis |
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| Zoids Graphics |
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| Rebirth Century |
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| Zoids Original |
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| International Release [Hasbro] |
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| D-Style |
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| Modelers Spirit Series [MSS] |
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| Masterpiece Zoids |
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| Highend Master Model [HMM] |
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| Customize Parts |
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| Unofficial |
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Phase 3 (2018 ~ Current)
| Zoids Wild |
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| Zoids "Build Them To Battle" |
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| Zoids Wild Biographies |
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| Anniversary ~ Advanced Zi |
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| Realize Model Zoids |
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- Customs
- TwoToy's Model Works
Interested in having your custom featured here? Contact me at Kenihhiwolf@gmail.com! You can either include the description yourself, or submit just the photos to have it reviewed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What series should I start with?
The currently-active lines include AZ (Advanced-Zi), HMM (High-End Master Model), and RMZ (Realize Model Zoids). Advanced Zi are 1/72 scale motorized model kits, often with LEDs. They aren't posable, but can walk with batteries. HMM are 1/72 scale posable kits that have a larger number of parts, often compared to master ~ perfect grade gundams. RMZs are also posable, but smaller at 1/100 scale. They're nice, streamlined builds and strike a good balance in between. Both RMZ and AZ are compared to high grade Gundams. RMZ are great for low space environments, while AZs and HMMs can be space hogs. Wherever you start, most instructions are relatively simple, just follow them one step at a time, even if the number of steps might seem overwhelming at first!
What if my kit is missing parts?
There's not a strict solution for all of these, but aside from making the HMM kits, Kotobukiya is also the distributor for a lot of state-side stores. You may want to consider
contacting their customer service, even if you bought from another store, to see if they can offer replacement parts!
