Kotobukiya Frame Arms Girl Hresvelgr=Rufus (Agito) (Reissue) japan NEW

Plastic Sci-Fi/Animation Character Assembly Kit Fleswerk Rufus (Agito) Spin-off series of Kotobukiya original robot contents “Frame Arms The latest “Frame Arms Girl” is “Fleswerk Rufus (Agito)”! Based on an illustration by Tomotake Kinoshita of a mechanical design by Tomotake Kinoshita and a pretty girl by Eiji Komatou, the Frame Arms Girl “Fleswerk Rufus” has been sculpted in bikini-armor and a figure of the “Fleswerk Rufus” in bikini-armor, This kit is a compilation of the “Heavy Weapon Unit 20: Dragon Armor [Agito]” designed by Naohiro Washio. Product Details The color of the armor (Bikini Armor) of “Fleswerk Rufus” and “Dragon Armor [Agito]” will be molded metallic red. By combining the parts, you can recreate many different equipment states. The included “Dragon Armor [Agito]” can be combined with the “Dragon Armor [Ryubi]” included with the “Letitia [Ryubi]” (sold separately) to create the guardian dragon form “Drago Mode. The “Dragon Armor [Agito]” is mainly used for the dragon's head. The frame parts that make up the body of Dragomode use the Hexagram System, which is compatible with the Hexagear series, making them compatible with a variety of parts. The Dragon Cannon is made of two separate parts, one with a retractable grip and the other with a deployable grip, allowing you to change the position of the cannon as you like. A dedicated fore-grip part is also included to allow for a two-handed operation. The barrel part can be folded for storage. The twin blades have a lead wire at the bottom of the grip, and the knife at the tip can be used to create any expression you want. The Shield Fang can be attached to the Dragon Cannon by detaching the dedicated parts, and can also be held by the movable grip. Three expressions are included: a painted front-facing face, a right-facing face and a left-facing face with laughter, as well as a face without tampo print. Two blades are included for armament. Fleswerk Rufus' characteristic “Chinese twin-tail” hairstyle is included, as well as bonus parts for the Fleswerk Bikini Armor Ver. hairstyle. Fleswerk Bikini Armor Ver.” comes with three types of hair parts: normal, eye-hiding (right and left), and interchangeable with ‘Fleswerk-Rufus’ and ‘Fleswerk (sold separately)’ hair parts. A waist joint compatible with 3mm shaft is included. Extensive range of movement is achieved by the pull-out shoulder joints and movable upper arm axes. Sliding hip joints allow for a wide range of movement. Wrist joints are articulated with spherical joints, allowing for a wide range of poses and expressions. Five PVC wrists are included, one for each side. The wrists, including the joints, can be reconfigured with the existing Frame Arms Girl series wrists. Decals for her eyes and facial expressions are included. The 3mm diameter holes in the arms and legs allow for the use of existing M.S.G series and Frame Arms series armaments. What is Frame Arms Girl? Frame Arms Girl is a spin-off series that transforms each machine of Kotobukiya's original robot content “Frame Arms” into a beautiful girl. The color-coded molding colors and pre-tamped face parts allow the figure to be completed even without painting. The 3mm holes in each part and PVC wrists, which are characteristic of Frame Arms, allow for the use of the vast M.S.G Weapon Unit series, as well as weapons and exterior parts from the Frame Arms series. The head, arms, legs, etc. are also compatible with the Frame Arms Girl models to be released in the future, allowing you to customize your own Frame Arms Girl. This product is a reproduction. (C) KOTOBUKIYA ----- Works Frame Arms Girl Series Frame Arms Girl Scale NON Product Size Approximately 155mm in height Product Specifications Plastic model Number of Parts 201-400 Material PS, PE, ABS, POM, PVC (non-phthalate) Sculptor Yasutomo Shimizu, Katsuhiko Hori, Yoshihiro Nishimaru Part Number FG076R Old part number FG076 The image is a prototype. It may differ slightly from the actual product. It has been painted for the purpose of photography. (From Kotobukiya website)