Kotobukiya Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Durga I japan NEW

Plastic Sci-Fi/Animation Character Assembly Kit The latest in the palm-sized "Hand Scale" series is the Frame Arms Girl "Durga I"! Frame Arms "Durga I" designed by ToMo has been sculpted into a hand scale figure based on an illustration by Eiji Komatou, who made her into a beautiful girl! Product Details Two pre-printed face parts (normal face and shouting face) are included. The design data from the "Frame Arms Girl Durga I" plastic model is used to reproduce the high sculpting ability and high density of detail in palm-size form! Sliding hip joints and a pull-out structure for the front hanging parts allow for a wider range of leg articulation. Five types of wrists are included, including a hand for the sword, newly sculpted with "Hand Scale Magatsuki". Despite its small size (88mm in height), approximately 20 parts of the figure's entire body are movable. Eye decals are included. Two unprinted face parts are included for applying decals. What is the "Hand Scale" series? The "Hand Scale" series is a series of small-scale plastic models that are produced using Kotobukiya's precision molding technology, and feature a level of molding ability, mobility, and precision that was previously unavailable in conventional small-scale plastic models. Color-coded molding colors and pre-printed face parts allow the figure to be completed without painting. The connection parts and PVC wrists allow for the use of parts from the M.S.G series, Frame Arms Girl series, Hexagear series, Frame Arms series, and many more. The head, arms, legs, and other parts are also partially interchangeable with other products scheduled for release in the future, allowing customers to customize their own figures. (C) KOTOBUKIYA ----- Works Frame Arms Girl Series Frame Arms Girl Scale NON Product Size Height: approx. 88mm Product Specifications Plastic model Material PS, ABS, PVC (non-phthalate) Sculptor Yasutomo Shimizu, Mu Creator Part Number FG152 The image is a prototype. It may differ slightly from the actual product. Also, it has been painted for the purpose of photography. (From Kotobukiya website)