Plamo Kits
Cut parts from sprues, paint them your way, apply decals, and assemble each kit. Pose your finished models, display them in your room, and take photos—all at your own pace in a relaxing model-building simulation.
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Summary
Cut parts from sprues, paint them your way, apply decals, and assemble each kit. Pose your finished models, display them in your room, and take photos—all at your own pace in a relaxing model-building simulation.
Description
About This Game
From One Box to a Finished Model
Cut parts from sprues, paint them in your favorite colors, apply decals, and snap everything together. Plamo kits is a 3D simulation game about enjoying the process of building plastic models at your desk.
No sanding. No waiting for paint to dry. Build straight from the box or customize every last detail—the choice is yours. Take your time and complete each kit your way.
Cut, Then Assemble
Position your side cutters at each gate and free the parts from their sprues one by one. Pick up parts from the cutting mat, check their orientation and connection points, then fit them together. Assemble them in any order you like.
Choose Your Colors and Finish
Paint directly onto each part with brushes and an airbrush. Color individual sections, adjust the position, rotation, and scale of decals, then add texture with weathering. Painting and decals are entirely optional, so a clean straight build is just as valid.
Pose It, Display It, Keep Tinkering
Move the joints of your finished models to pose them, then display them on the shelves in your room. Take photos from your favorite angles, or bring a model back to the workbench to disassemble and repaint it. Finishing a model is not the end—it is the beginning of a growing collection.
Key Features
A hands-on 3D building experience: cut parts from sprues with side cutters
Freeform painting with brushes and an airbrush
Decals with adjustable position, rotation, and scale
Weathering for adding texture and character
Assemble parts in any order, or enjoy an unpainted straight build
Pose finished models, display them on shelves, and take photos
Disassemble completed models to repaint them or readjust their decals
Streaming, videos, and monetization are welcome—no need to ask, for individuals and companies alike. The in-game music is safe to play.
