I have fully assembled mine and pasted on the all of the foil stickers only.
It comes with a manual booklet, 10 sprues, a sheet of foil sticker and a transparent ones, a LED unit with 2 LED and 3 LR44 batteries (included) with a bag of screws and bolts for the transparent stand (included).
Sprue A is multicoloured, Sprue B, C, D and E are white, F, BAF-1 and G1 are transparent, G2 is gold coated and PCF-1A is black.
Sizing in at +/- 8 inches, the optional parts is for the right hand, either open palm or holding a screwdriver-pistol-like thingy.

Articulation:


Comparison:


Without helmet on:


Helmet with LED backpack unit:


Pictures:


Notes:

Personally, I have been aiming this kit, but the price was the thing that won't allow me to have it, until now. For MYR 70, this Yen 6,000 kit is actually very good in terms of details.
Articulation is not really a big thing considering that this is a man wearing a bulky suit in space to do maintenance works (I presume, hence the screwdriver-pistol-like thingy).
Transparent stickers provide option for other nationalities and individual numberings. The plus point for me about this kis are the gold cover and the LED unit.
Comparatively, it has less sprues and part than Scopedog (Which I also acquired at MYR 70), but at least this is something different than building a mechanical robot.
This can also be utilized as a learning tools for kids who like space adventure, I guess.

The price listed is at Yen 4,600, less 1,400 than this one. Maybe no LED included, IDK.
The differences are:
- different head mold
- different helmet cover
- different sticker sheet for both foil and transparent
- no bottom part of backpack
- absent of feet-stand but you'll get a cute pup in space suit
- absent of screwdriver-pistol-like thingy but you'll get a space wrench (whee)
- pup leash
- extra head