First kit in the series. Features System Injection molding.
Features pearl finish on majority of the parts.
First kit in the series. Includes Assault Type, Destroid Type, and Support Type parts.
Uses the same MS Joint 2 runner of HG-01. Features opening cockpit hatch. Compatible with NGZG-30.
First transformable HG kit; transforms via removal of head and midsection while the beam rifle transforms via parts-swapping. Transformation design is derived from the 1/144 MSZ-006C1 Zeta Plus C1 kit from Gundam Sentinel. See also MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam (Wave Shooter Equipment Type).
The first HG kit ever released. Uses "MS Joint 2", a polycap-based skeletal frame for the upper torso and legs. Includes a transformable FF-X7 Core Fighter and features a functional Core Block System. Was given a "Last Shot" final reissue in 2001 March before Bandai permanently discontinued it in favor of HGUC-021. As a result, this kit is highly sought after by collectors, fetching as much as over 10 times its original price. The original mold is currently on display at The Gundam Base Tokyo.
Resin-molded accessory kit for HG-02 and NGZG-13. Includes hand parts molded with the launcher's handles. Non-transformable kit.
Resin-molded upgrade kit for HG-03. Includes rear skirt with hyper bazooka rack, two beam rifle magazines, and one bazooka cartridge.
Resin-molded upgrade kit for HG-01 and HG-02.
Resin-molded upgrade kit to convert HG-02 into the standard Zeta Gundam. Flying Armor can be assembled to either MS or Wave Rider mode. Includes one grenade launcher pack. Final product is transformable via parts-forming.