The little row of mahjong tiles is the detail I would keep facing forward. SPACE MOLLY already has a recognisable helmet and pout; giving her a miniature hand of tiles makes the CLOT collaboration feel specific rather than another logo on a spacesuit. Half Flush With Bamboos is my first choice: the dark green, white sleeves and narrow red stripes look especially good around a clear torso.

The CLOT Fortune model-kit collection contains three regular designs and Big Four Winds as the secret. These are the small buildable models, not the separate vinyl pendant or the much larger 400% and 1000% figures. CLOT lists this kit at 11.8 cm high. It is a compact display project, with the colour choice doing more of the work than a different pose for every box.

Three regulars, three different balances of colour

All three share the small astronaut silhouette and mahjong base; the choice comes down to the suit colours, trim and the contrast around the clear shell.

Half Flush With Bamboos

Green gloves, boots and helmet fittings surround white sleeves edged in red. The patterned body is much busier than the clear outer shell, while the matching green base keeps everything together. This is the most coherent regular for me: the restrained colours let the miniature tiles stay part of the design rather than becoming a fussy extra. I would keep the transparent panels on for display, with the denser green torso pattern as the alternative when I wanted a more solid-looking suit.

Half Flush With Characters

Red boots and gloves make the gold-coloured helmet fittings and yellow-tinted hoses especially obvious. The white sleeves stop the figure from becoming one red column, and the twin white tanks on the back add another clean break. This is the one I would choose for the strongest contrast with the green regular. My reservation is the busier front: red, gold, clear plastic and small graphics all compete, so I prefer it with the torso kept as open-looking as possible.

Half Flush With Dots

Purple eyes, gloves, boots and helmet fittings repeat above a purple base, interrupted by thin green stripes on the pale suit. The clear curved hoses are less visually dominant than the yellow-tinted ones on Characters. I like that cooler, cleaner front view, especially with the warm light visible behind it. Dots would be my alternative to Bamboos for a single model; the green trim also makes those two an easy pair without needing the red regular to explain the connection.

Big Four Winds: turquoise instead of dark green

The secret uses turquoise gloves, boots and a matching base, with gold-coloured fittings and a yellow stripe across the dark helmet cap. The clear torso keeps the printed interior visible, while wind characters replace the regulars' suit-focused tile display. TOYSEZ lists Big Four Winds at 1/72. It is a different palette and mahjong hand, not a different kind of model kit.

Why this secret works as a companion

I like Big Four Winds beside Bamboos more than as a replacement for it. Turquoise and gold lift the same compact astronaut outline, while the darker green regular gives it a quieter neighbour. The appeal is that colour relationship and the changed tile row. If those details do not matter to you, I would not pass over a preferred regular just to own the secret.

One model is enough to get the idea

For one, I would buy a confirmed Bamboos; Dots is my cooler-coloured alternative. For a pair with more contrast, I would take Bamboos and Characters. All three regulars share the helmet, small astronaut proportions and mahjong-base idea, so a complete trio makes most sense if comparing the colours is part of the pleasure.

The TOYSEZ complete-set listing distinguishes Confirmed, with all three regulars, from Sealed, a factory-sealed three-box case with a possible secret. Big Four Winds is not a guaranteed fourth model. Confirmed identifies the design; if keeping the parts unassembled matters, check the packing and assembly status before ordering.

Final take

CLOT Fortune is most convincing when the clear suit and the miniature mahjong hand are both in view. Bamboos remains my first pick, with the base doing as much to sell the collaboration as the astronaut. Explore the MOLLY collection or MOLLY series chronology for the other formats.