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Max Factory 1/20 PLAMAX MF-75: minimum factory Machine Bust Collection Noa Izumi with Alphonse (Patlabor)

$99.00 AUD Regular price $149.99
Max Factory's 1/20 PLAMAX kit of the Patlabor duo: the AV-98 Ingram "Alphonse" built as a detailed upper-body bust (about 21 cm) with a small figure of pilot Noa Izumi sharing the base. A snap-fit kit, moulded in colour with water-slide decals and a gold-plated police emblem, no cement needed and painting optional. A static display centrepiece, not an articulated figure.
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Key features

The Ingram as a bust: Alphonse (AV-98 Ingram Unit 1) built as a detailed upper-body display piece, about 21 cm tall.

Noa Izumi included: a 1/20 figure of the pilot shares the base, capturing the pair together.

Snap-fit, paint optional: six colour-moulded runners plus water-slide decals and a gold-plated emblem, no cement needed.

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Series Assembly Guide FAQ

Max Factory 1/20 PLAMAX MF-75: minimum factory Machine Bust Collection Noa Izumi with Alphonse (Patlabor)

Alphonse and Noa, the Patlabor duo as a display kit

This is Max Factory's PLAMAX take on the heart of Mobile Police Patlabor: the AV-98 Ingram, Noa Izumi's beloved "Alphonse", built as a detailed upper-body bust, with a small 1/20 figure of Noa herself standing alongside it on a gangway platform. It is a plastic model kit you assemble, not a finished figure, and it captures the bond between pilot and machine in a single display piece.

Build difficulty

Despite the size and detail, it is a snap-fit kit moulded across several colour runners, so no cement is needed and painting is optional. The Ingram builds up in its original police colours straight from the box, with water-slide decals and a gold-plated emblem for the finishing detail. Noa is a single-colour figure with eye decals that many builders like to paint, though it is not required. Recommended age 15 and up. A basic tool kit (nippers, a hobby knife) and a steady hand for the decals are all it asks.

Technical highlights

The centrepiece is the Ingram bust, roughly 21 cm tall, with the head, camera eye and patrol lamps reproduced in clear parts and the police livery captured through moulded colour and water-slide markings. A gold metal-plated police emblem lifts the finish. The 1/20 Noa figure stands about 8 cm and shares the base, so the two read as a scene rather than two separate models. This is a static display piece, built for the shelf rather than posing.

What makes this kit special

  • The Ingram as a bust: Alphonse (AV-98 Ingram Unit 1) built as a detailed upper-body display piece, about 21 cm tall.
  • Noa Izumi included: a 1/20 figure of the pilot shares the base, capturing the pair together.
  • Snap-fit, paint optional: six colour-moulded runners, no cement needed, builds in the right colours out of the box.
  • Finishing detail included: water-slide decals, clear parts for the camera and patrol lamps, and a gold metal-plated police emblem.
  • A proper Patlabor centrepiece: a display kit that captures the show's signature pilot-and-machine image.

What's in the box

  • Six colour-moulded runners to build the AV-98 Ingram (Alphonse) bust
  • 1/20 Noa Izumi figure (single-colour) with eye decals
  • Display base (gangway platform)
  • Water-slide decals and markings for Alphonse
  • Gold metal-plated police emblem
  • Clear parts for the camera internals and patrol lamps
  • Instruction sheet

Compatible kits

This is a self-contained display kit with its own base, so no separate stand or accessory is needed.

Build specifications

  • Series: Mobile Police Patlabor
  • Subjects: AV-98 Ingram Unit 1 "Alphonse" (bust) and Noa Izumi (1/20 figure)
  • Line: PLAMAX minimum factory, MF-75
  • Manufacturer: Max Factory
  • Scale: 1/20
  • Assembly method: Snap-fit (no cement required)
  • Paint required: No, painting optional
  • Ingram bust height: approx. 21 cm
  • Noa figure height: approx. 8 cm
  • Barcode: 4545784013595
  • Released: April 2024
  • Display type: Static display piece

Perfect for

  • Patlabor fans who want Alphonse and Noa as a display centrepiece
  • Builders after a detailed static kit rather than an articulated one
  • Collectors who enjoy adding decals and optional paint for a show finish
  • Anyone building a Patlabor shelf

Fast Australian shipping

Dispatched same day from our Brisbane warehouse if ordered before 2pm AEST on weekdays. Free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $199. Genuine Australian stock in hand, not ordered through an overseas proxy. Packed securely in a sturdy outer box with water-soluble cornstarch void fill that dissolves cleanly in the sink.

What to watch for

We haven't found a body of independent builder reviews for this kit, so we can't pass on verified fit-and-finish feedback. Two honest notes: it is a static display piece, so there is no articulation to pose, and the finish rewards a little patience with the water-slide decals. Painting is optional, but a light wash or panel line brings out the Ingram's detail nicely.

Builder tip: seat the water-slide decals on a touch of setting solution and they'll sit down cleanly over the panel detail.

Build notes

No cement required, this is a snap-fit kit, and painting is optional. Water-slide decals and a gold-plated emblem handle the fine detail. A basic tool kit (nippers, hobby knife) is recommended. Recommended age 15 and up.

Last updated: 21 July 2026 (AEST)

Assembly Guide

Skill Level.2 Basic modeling skills are required. Parental supervision may be required for younger children. These kits are generally suitable for beginner builders. A basic set of modeling tools are required including nippers, hobby knife, sanding sticks/paper, file, and tweezers. No glue is needed for the general assembly. Parts will need to be removed by using a pair of nippers and cutting the part away from the runner. Parts may require clean-up where they were removed from the runner.

Gunpla (plastic model kits) are a snap together assembly and do not need plastic cement to complete. We always recommend having some plastic cement handy as a part of your modeler's tool kit. If you prefer to fix your model in a particular pose then plastic cement will work. Plastic cement is also perfect to use if a joint is loose. Apply plastic cement in a single thin layer and allow it to dry completely before test fitting. Re-apply more cement if necessary.

Gunpla (plastic model kits) are designed to be built and displayed without the need for painting. Kits are molded in different colours replicating the colours of the actual mecha from the Mecha series. A technique called colour separation, where multiple parts of the model are molded in different colours on the same sprue is also used. Mecha kits often include stickers or water-slide decals that can be applied to the model to enhance its appearance. Some Gunpla kits come with pre-painted parts or parts with pre-applied details, such as metallic or translucent finishes.

Many modelers still choose to paint their kits to customize and add further detail. Painting allows for more creativity and personalization, enabling modelers to achieve unique effects, weathering, and colour schemes that may not be available out of the box. However, the kits are designed to be enjoyable and visually appealing even without painting, making them accessible to a wide range of hobbyists.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a finished figure or a model kit?

It's a plastic model kit you assemble yourself. It's snap-fit with no cement needed, and it's moulded in colour, so painting is optional rather than required.

Is Alphonse a full robot or a bust?

Alphonse (the AV-98 Ingram) is built as an upper-body bust, about 21 cm tall, not a full-length robot. It's paired with a small 1/20 figure of Noa Izumi on the same base.

Do I need paint or glue?

No cement is needed, it's snap-fit, and the Ingram builds in its police colours from the colour-moulded runners. Painting is optional. The kit includes water-slide decals and a gold-plated emblem for the detail.

Is it poseable?

No, it's a static display piece rather than an articulated kit. It's designed as a finished scene of Alphonse and Noa together for the shelf.

What scale is it and how big is the finished kit?

It's 1/20 scale. The Ingram bust stands roughly 21 cm and the Noa figure about 8 cm, both on the shared display base.