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Gundam Assemble LVO Preview Brings Demos, Painting Workshops, and a Major Showcase

The Gundam Assemble LVO Preview gives the new tabletop game a major North American spotlight.

Bandai is heading to Las Vegas with plenty planned. However, this is more than a simple booth appearance. Players, painters, and curious newcomers will all have something to try.

Gundam Assemble Heads to LVO With Hands-On Events and Its First Major Painting Showcase

Gundam Assemble will appear at the Las Vegas Open from October 1 through October 4, 2026, at The Expo at World Market Center. The biggest attraction is the Gundam Assemble Launch Showcase, described as the first major painting showcase for the game in North America. Painters applied online through August 31, with selected entries invited to display their models at the Gundam Assemble booth. Entries are dropped off on October 1, while judging takes place across October 2 and 3. Three Judge’s Choice awards and one Best in Show title are available, with winners receiving recognition on the final day.

Better yet, winning models will appear on official social channels, while other notable entries may also receive online coverage. That gives painters a real reason to push beyond basic tabletop quality. However, the booth is not only aimed at competition painters. Live demos will let experienced players and complete newcomers try Gundam Assemble directly with the team behind the game.

Meanwhile, hands-on painting workshops offer guided hobby instruction and the chance to leave with a completed piece. Additional painting challenges will run twice daily inside the LVO Hobby Hub. Bandai is also teasing event-exclusive surprises and additional hype throughout the weekend. Considering LVO already attracts thousands of tabletop players, painters, and hobby fans, this is a smart place to give Gundam Assemble a serious public push.

Summary and Final Thoughts

Overall, the Gundam Assemble LVO Preview suggests Bandai wants the game positioned as both a tabletop system and a serious hobby platform. Demos make it accessible, while workshops and the showcase give painters something substantial.

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The resident Flames of War, Historical, and narrative gaming expert. I have been playing tabletop games for 20 years with armies for 40k, Warhammer Fantasy, Horus Heresy, Age of Sigmar, Flames of War, Legions Imperialis, Battlefleet Gothic, and even Titanicus. I love narrative campaigns above all and dabble in customs missions too.

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