Kit Review

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Two kits are included together.

Megami Device Knight Alice Motocompo - Buster Doll Knight Alice. The hairstyle and top are the same as the Buster Doll Knight

Buster Doll Knight Alice.
The hairstyle and top are the same as the Buster Doll Knight, but the color combination on the arms and legs is different.

Megami Device Knight Alice Motocompo - Body mode with the costume removed (1/3)

Body mode with the costume removed

Parts exclusive to body mode

A helmet and a storage cover for the bike are included as accessories.

There are 3 types of hands included in total.

Included stand

Shared accessories

Leftover parts

Megami Device Knight Alice Motocompo - Aoshima's Honda AB12 Motocompo. It's a 1981 vintage plastic model that you glue togeth

Aoshima's Honda AB12 Motocompo.
It's a 1981 vintage plastic model that you glue together.

The handlebars turn.

You can open the cover and fold the handlebars and mirrors inside.

Close the separately included cover and it folds up into storage mode like this.

Alice's articulation is the same as before.

Body mode poses

Megami Device Knight Alice Motocompo - Body mode standing on the Honda AB12 Motocompo (1/3)

Body mode standing on the Honda AB12 Motocompo

Megami Device Knight Alice Motocompo - Costume mode riding pose with the helmet on. The helmet doesn't stay on the head very

Costume mode riding pose with the helmet on.
The helmet doesn't stay on the head very well, so you have to carefully balance it and just rest it on top.

Combined poses with the Honda AB12 Motocompo in costume mode

Pose holding the helmet in hand

This kit is the Buster Doll Knight Alice with Honda AB12 Motocompo, released as part of Kotobukiya's Megami Device series. Just like the name says, Buster Doll Knight it's a collaboration kit combining the Alice character based on that kit with a motorcycle plastic model — specifically, Aoshima's Honda AB12 Motocompo kit is bundled in.

Alice is based on the existing Buster Doll Knight costume mode's hairstyle and upper body, with the color combination on the arms and legs changed. You can't do the armed mode, but you can swap all the way to body mode. The main figure shows excellent articulation and joint strength as you'd expect from the latest Machineca platform, and the existing shared accessories are included too — though there's only one face part, so swapping faces isn't an option.

The Honda AB12 Motocompo is an Aoshima plastic model first released in 1981, and its color and style do pair nicely with Alice — but since it's a mold that's 45 years old, the build experience is pretty rough. For starters, every single part has to be glued, and the fit isn't great either, so the assembly itself has a real learning curve. You really have to go into it thinking you're building one of the oldest old-school kits out there. That said, the sculpt once it's all together is actually quite decent even by today's standards, and true to its concept as a folding bike, you can also recreate the storage mode by detaching the handlebars and mirrors and tucking them inside.

It's definitely an experimental combination, but it's a kit that delivers a pretty solid visual pairing. If you've never built a vintage kit from 40+ years ago, the Motocompo assembly process will probably catch you off guard. I'd especially recommend bracing yourself for the instructions, which are... not exactly friendly (...). Still, if you're into this color scheme and style combo, it does seem like a pretty charming kit worth giving a shot. :-)

Megami Device Knight Alice Motocompo | 2026.3 | ¥5,800

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.