Kotobukiya Frame Arms Girl Grande Scale Innocentia japan NEW

Plastic Sci-Fi/Animation Character Assembly Kit The second model of the new GRANDE SCALE series is “Innocentia”! Inocentia” is a 1/6 scale (approx. 25cm) human scale model of Inocentia. The designers are of course Mr. Takayuki Yanase and Mr. Fumikane Shimada. The CAD data of the exquisite Kotobukiya plastic model is enlarged and redesigned, and delivered to customers in a large (grande) scale. The new models are easy to assemble, easy to paint, and offer the joys of the hobby that only a large scale can offer. Product Specifications Three different face parts are included. （Three different face parts are included (“Normal face facing front”, “Normal face facing left” and “Smiling face facing right”). She comes with 5 different skin-colored and 5 different black wrists made of PVC for each side. (The wrists are the same shape). PVC arms and hands for holding weapons are included. Can hold a gun, sword, etc. Includes parts to convert 5mm holes to 3mm holes in each part. Can be used with existing M.S.G series and Kotobukiya plastic model series armaments. The action can be performed with a wide range of movement, especially in the hip joints and thighs. The facial expression parts are pre-painted and can be assembled to look as close as possible to the original settings. She comes with both standard bangs and jointed bangs. She comes with a choice of normal short hair or side twin-tail hair in the back. She also comes with a selection of ears: cat ears, mecha cat ears, mecha fox ears, mecha standing dog ears, mecha drooping dog ears and mecha accessories. Includes “bare arms” and “bare legs” that further strengthen the position of Frame Arms Girl as a “bare body”. The thigh rings of the “bare legs” come in two colors: white and skin color. Black molded arms and legs are also included. Shoulder joints on the torso have enough range of motion to cross arms. Two types of neck parts are included: a standard length neck and a long neck for doll outfits. Neck frill comes in two versions: armored and unarmored. The swinging waist joint and sliding hip joints allow for a wide range of movement, making it possible for the figure to sit in gymnastic pose. Wrist joints are movable on a spherical axis, allowing for a variety of poses. The wrists, including the joints, can be interchangeable with the existing Frame Arms Girl Grande Scale series wrists. Decals for eyes and other parts are included. The arm and thigh armor can be replaced with joint parts to add 5mm holes, and by using 3mm conversion parts, the existing M.S.G series and Frame Arms series armaments can be used together. What is GRANDE SCALE? The CAD data of Kotobukiya's exquisite plastic models has been enlarged and redesigned, and delivered to customers in a large (grande) scale. The Grande Scale model offers a wide range of playability, ease of assembly, ease of painting, and the other joys of the hobby that only a large scale can provide. What is Frame Arms Girl (FA Girl)? Frame Arms Girl is a spin-off series of Kotobukiya's original robot content, “Frame Arms,” in which each machine is made into a beautiful girl. The color-coded molding and tampo-printed face parts allow the figure to be completed even without painting. The 3mm diameter holes in each part and PVC wrists, which are characteristic of Frame Arms, allow the figure to be assembled with a variety of M.S.A.S, A vast array of M.S.G Weapon Unit series, weapons and exteriors from the Frame Arms series can be used. The head, arms, legs, and other parts are also compatible with other FA Girl models to be released in the future, allowing customers to customize their own unique Frame Arms Girl (FA Girl). (C) KOTOBUKIYA ----- Works Frame Arms Girl Series Grande Scale Scale NON Product Size Approximately 250mm in height Product Specifications Plastic model Number of Parts 201-400 Material PS, PE, ABS, POM, PVC (non-phthalate) Sculptor Yasutomo Shimizu Part No. FG164 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)