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I have now had a bit of time to play around with this and I find it rather enjoyable to use. It is absolutely capable of fine work and my test was to make some brass inlays in reindeer antler as seen in the image.
I only have one complaint, yet that might be more specific to my work: The tweezer have a little too much flex in the material, making it have a suboptimal grip strength for some work. When placing the inlays for the pendants I used the tweezer in one hand to align the brass and a needle in the other to push it into place. It helped improve my speed significantly and lessened frustrations of working with ~1 x 0.3 mm brass pieces.
Great product

Amazing looking kit, simple and satisfying to build with only very minor downsides.

This is a recolor of 78-2 2.0, it got the purple Core fighter, shield, bazooka, rifle, napalm and thé boulder.
Its a good kit but i Still prefer the 3.0 build. I used marker on the bazooka and rifle, everything else is as is.

Solid RG, maybe a little too solid in the inner frame. Some joints took a lot of careful nervous twisting to loosen.
Both the unicorn mode and destroy mode look great, and the transformation works well enough.
The amount of accessories is amazing, with all weapons attached posing is very delicate. I will likely use the weapons from this kit to arm other 144 kits.

Not the most posable model due to its shape and dimensions, but the articulation is impressive for that. Like most Zeon amphibious mechs the design is unique. The model has well executed features, like the movable monoeye and multijointed arms.

The model is overall sturdy, the shield has two holding positions that hold strongly to the arm.
Very good articulation including a unique beam saber holding hand for thrusting positions. The bell-shaped legs can restrict some ground posing.

(Picture, bottom, second from the right behind the tiny blue model, with the original RG to the left of it.)

Real Grade started in 2010 with the RG#01 - It has 270 parts. 14 years later, the Ver. 2.0 almost doubles that amount, surpassing and rivaling most Master Grade kits. To see the stark difference between the Real Grades, look up the inner frame of the 2010 RG#01 and have a bit of a laugh.

Design wise it is similar to the Perfect Grade Unleashed with a deluge of details, but moreso in the way that the multi layered inner frame is built up. While I personally prefer the 3.0 and RG#01 colors and design, there's no questioning that the Ver. 2.0 is a very good looking kit (and mechanically far superior).

The midsection is very solid with the core fighter in place and has a great ab-crunch due to the several bending points inside the chest and in the core fighter.

It should be noted that most RX-78-02 kits, this especially includes HG's, are special in some way, since it's the original Gundam that Bandai wants to set an example with, each time. Beyond Global, Origin, G40 even the Entry Grade version, all have something interesting to offer in terms of plastic model kits. The MG 2.0, for example, is an anime accurate version with tons of options, while the 3.0 along with the RG#01 are the same as the gundam statue (replaced by unicorn). The RG Ver. 2.0 is more of a 'build experience' product.

If you're looking to find out which MG Unicorn is the "best" non-MGEX version, this one is it (or the OVA if you don't like the FA options).
The FA Unicorn Ver.Ka. is, besides the MGEX, the most solid MG version, with the leg issues of the original Ver.Ka. fixed.

It should go without saying, but this is an extremely weighed down kit by its *groups* of weapons on each arm.
I highly, highly, HIGHLY, recommend getting an Action Base A (black or grey, not white like mine) to hang it onto, as it frees the weight from the loose waist. The accompanying booster holders are awful, you can't really stand this thing on its legs without a ton of effort (or modifying the stands), it's far too unstable.
I'd also recommend buying water slides for it, as it only comes with stickers and dry-transfers.

It's a massive display piece, and I mean *massive* in the true sense of the word, as it's just a solid brick of plastic that sucks in attention. Attached on the image are the MG and RG versions (also recommended), the MG with painted V-fin/custom waterslide decals and the RG just with its stickers.

Note that this is a 2011 kit that's a re-dressing of an older kit. For its time, it's impressive, but the combination of the heavy armaments and the weaknesses of the transformed limbs, makes it very hard to handle and near impossible to pose, it's just too weak.
If you hate money and want an "ultimate" MG, everything necessary to make the Full Armor version is said to be compatible with the MGEX, though you will have to modify the inner legs to attach the grenade holders (just a part swap/removal afaik).

Den her model har fået lidt bank på YouTube mht. gammel model setup og løse joints, men efter jeg selv har bygget en og tilføjet joint-support er der næsten ikke noget at brokke sig over.
Prisen er lidt dyre end de andre RG, med taget i betragtning af at du får en action base med i købet og Akatsuki lækker gold coating så syntes jeg prisen er okay.
Min største kritik til dette kit er nok dens stickers, jeg håber virkeligt at bandai laver water slide decals til den ASAP

Men udover det er det et mega cool gundam

Kimaris Trooper is such a cool breath of fresh air, even for a gundam frame. Accessories are cool, lance is a bit large, but the sub arms compensate for that, so it has little problems holding it. Super fun to pose and a display stand is a great plus!

Brillant quality that was worth the price and wait. Fasr delivery considering the long distance between contries, customs review took about a week, though. The packaging was not bad but i do wish it had included a bit bubble wrap for extra protection. That said again, thr quality of the item is brilliant and made the long wait and cost completely worth it.

The build is pretty fun in my opinion but beware of the leg booster, it isnt that strong and could break ike it did for me sadly.

Great kit. (Painted it a bit)

It is Difficult to remove the Nubmarks or Reprint is but that is the only problem i had. It is realy amazing to build and it was realy funny.

This is definitely a kit that should be handled with extra care, not a straight build kinda situation, the age really does show. Has some really cool gimmicks though like opening hatches on the legs and a cool cockpit, plus the backback is really cool looking. The rubber hands suck to work with though, and the panel lines were super shallow most of the time so it was hard to get the ink to stick. Epic looking kit though, I'm pleased with it but can't recommend it for beginners.