25 Musha Keroro Robo

The little Musha armor plates come molded in color so it looks great without any paint, though I did add a quick topcoat to make the red pop. Assembly is simple enough for a lazy weekend afternoon, and the finished robo has a nice chunky weight sitting on my shelf.

Snapped together in about an hour and the armor plates fit tighter than I expected for a plamo kit. The samurai helmet crest is the standout detail, way more defined than the box photos suggest.

The Musha Keroro Robo has such a fun chibi look once it's standing on my shelf, and the armor pieces snap together without any glue. Took me one evening to finish, which is exactly the kind of quick build I want after work.