Kit Review

Straight build

Size comparison with a cigarette pack.
Still a compact little kit.

Weapons and extra armor separated

Base body

Frame Arms Girl Sylphy [Striker] - The face can be swapped between 3 different expressions, and a blank face for painting alo

The face can be swapped between 3 different expressions,
A blank face for painting and waterslide decals are also included.

Stand and additional accessories

Leftover parts

Limb articulation is the same as before.

On the oversized knuckle, only the thumb moves.

Frame Arms Girl Sylphy [Striker] - Action poses (1/6)

Frame Arms Girl Sylphy [Striker] - Action poses (2/6)

Frame Arms Girl Sylphy [Striker] - Action poses (3/6)

Frame Arms Girl Sylphy [Striker] - Action poses (4/6)

Action poses

Together with the original Sylphy.

Sylphy Striker has been released as a variation of the Frame Arms Girl Sylphy. It's a kit that changes up the original Sylphy's hairstyle and comes with new weapons and a backpack — but since the color layout stays the same, it doesn't look drastically different at first glance.

What's new: the twin-tail hair has been swapped out for a visor-style head, and the knee structures and backpack wing shape have been redesigned. On top of that, the weapons are completely replaced — the right hand gets a knuckle and the left hand is equipped with a shield and blade.

Since the base body is identical to the original, it still shows decent articulation for its size and fairly stiff joint strength. Poses hold well, but with those short limbs it's tough to get anything that really feels dynamic no matter what pose you try.

The quality is still clean and tidy, but it is a small kit for the price — if you can get past the value-for-money concern, this is a pretty fun little girlpla worth building. :-)

Frame Arms Girl Sylphy [Striker] | 2019.2 | ¥4,800

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.