Moderoid

[Mossie]

From the Good Smile Company that specialise in animie figures, are these multicoloured poseable models that can be built as is or painted as you wish.
https://www.goodsmile.info/en/moderoid

Hiding amongst them though, is an ED-209, around 1/10 scale. Not cheap, but I want!
https://goodsmileshop.com/en/CATEGORY-ROOT/Plastic-Model/MODEROID/MODEROID-ED-209/p/GSC_WD_00904?site=goodsmile-global&lang=en&utm_source=TOKUSETSU&utm_medium=9954&utm_campaign=http://goodsmileshop.com/en/p/GSC_WD_00904

[rickshaw]

The Japanese, they do love their Mechanoids, don't they?   

[Dizzyfugu]

The Japanese, they do love their Mechanoids, don't they?   

It's cultural heritage - and the high. persisting popularity comes from the animistic religious belief in spirits inhabiting things, not only nature. Dolls that children play with gain a spirit through the affection they gain, and seeing something "alive" in a robot (be it an SF item or a real one) is much easier for Japanese than anyone else, I guess.

These model have been featured frequently in the Hobby Japan magazine recently, with diorama builds. I like the AV-X0 from Patlabor, esp. because of the 1:60 scale which makes "compatible" with the older Bandai IP kits from the Nineties. The ED-209 is cool, too, but its (unspecified) scale is hard to assess. 1:12, maybe? 

They are all a bit pricey, though, the Ed-209 comes at more than USD 100. 

[Mossie]

Cheapest I've seen the ED-209 is at Plaza Japan, 7710 yen.  A bit more palatable at around 74 USD/63 Euros/£55.
https://www.plazajapan.com/4580590131095/?setCurrencyId=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAnvj9BRA4EiwAuUMDf4H9iH3nbCbXzjQ9M_lnXdr7Mk1aEZfqu73c4h2A0KkGS82uFFpUsRoCwtUQAvD_BwE

It's a big model, at 20cm high it'll be comparable to a large 1/35 tank which is a similar price to what they're going for these days.