Gundam fans take note, this is something you wouldn't want to miss: Perfect Grade Gundams are going on sale at Toys"R"Us Singapore, in an exclusive campaign.

With discounts of more than S$100, they start at about S$159.99 for a high-quality official grade Gundam kit.

This is a plus for kit-building hobby newcomers. They can be assured of the quality of the builds, as PG Gundams means that the models are incredibly detailed and that of top-notch made-in-Japan quality.

Gundams on sale include the Gundam Exia, which also comes with a figurine of its pilot, Setsuna F. Seiei, as well as the Gundam Unicorn, which is also the model that you see at Odaiba in Japan.

Both Gundam Exia and Unicorn in this campaign are not the lighting models, but you can still purchase the lighting kit for the Gundam Unicorn separately if you'll like to achieve a semblance of the amazing light-up show in real life:

For a discounted price, fans of Gundam's classic series can also get their hands on the Rx-78-2 Gundam, the mecha that starred in the first-ever Gundam anime series back in 1979, along with the RX-178 MK-II Gundams in the A.E.U.G and TITANS colour scheme that was featured in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.

The Zakus come with eyes that can light up, but you'll need to purchase the LR43 button batteries separately.

Here's the full list of Gundams on sale in this campaign and their discounted prices for easy reference:

PG 1/60 Gundam Exia: S$249.99 (OP S$399.99)

PG 1/60 RX-0 Unicorn: S$269.99 (OP S$429.99)

PG 1/60 Strike Rouge + Skygrasper: S$259.99 (OP S$419.99)

PG 1/60 Zeta Gundam: S$269.99 (OP S$429.99)

PG 1/60 RX-78-2 GUNDAM: S$159.99 (OP S$249.99)

PG 1/60 MS-06F ZAKU II: S$159.99 (OP S$249.99)

PG 1/60 MS-06S ZAKU II: S$159.99 (OP S$249.99)

PG 1/60 RX-178 GUNDAM MK-II A.E.U.G: S$199.99 (OP S$329.99)

PG 1/60 RX-178 GUNDAM MK-II Titans: S$199.99 (OP S$329.99)

The campaign runs from now until the end of April.

For more information on Gundam, please check out their official website and their official FB page.

All images courtesy of Bandai