Kit Review
Straight build
Size comparison with a cigarette pack
Detail shots
You can swap out some of the armor to achieve the Petite Mode (Light Armor).
The face can be swapped between three expressions.
A total of 11 hands are included.
The topmost hand is technically treated as a leftover part, but it can actually come in handy for securing the tray.
There's a quirky little part included that looks like a flute.
It's a helper part that comes in handy when separating the abdominal parts.
Using this helper part, you can choose between two different apron styles.
Included as accessories are an effect part that doubles as a tray, along with two drinks.
You can use the dedicated hand to securely lock the tray in place from the bottom.
Leftover parts
The hip articulation differs quite a bit between the standard Petite Mode and the Petite Mode (Light Armor), due to the presence or absence of the skirt.
Petite Mode (Light Armor) poses
Petite Mode serving poses
Insert the tray's peg into the hole on the flat open palm and it locks in nice and secure.
Petite Mode poses with the open-front apron applied
Together with Cross Frame Girl Brave Girl.
Together with Cross Frame Girl GaoFaiGar.