Kit Review

Straight build

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Detail shots (1/4)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Detail shots (2/4)

Detail shots

Parts for the inner body

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Inner body with armed mode armor removed (1/3)

Inner body with armed mode armor removed

Three different facial expressions are included.

The front hair for inner body mode can also be swapped to a plain version without a ribbon.

Hailance, stand, and joint parts.
The accessories are relatively minimal.

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - The Hailance can be split into two pieces for use as a short lance/mace, and the handles can be swa

The Hailance can be split into two pieces for use as a short lance/mace,
and the handles can be swapped on each individually.

The Hailance can be securely attached to the wrist using a support part.

A total of 5 sets of hands are included.

You can also swap in a waist part with the backpack removed.

The backpack section moves flexibly.

Leftover parts

The articulation is the same as the existing Magatsuki.

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Poses of the bare figure (1/6)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Poses of the bare figure (2/6)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Poses of the bare figure (3/6)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Poses of the bare figure (4/6)

Poses of the bare figure

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Armed mode poses (1/8)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Armed mode poses (2/8)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Armed mode poses (3/8)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Armed mode poses (4/8)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Armed mode poses (5/8)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Armed mode poses (6/8)

Armed mode poses

Together with Frame Arms Girl Magatsuki.

Frame Arms Girl Durga I - Together with Frame Arms Durga I. The design concept is the same, but the color scheme is quite dif

Together with Frame Arms Durga I.
The design concept is the same, but the color scheme is quite different.

This kit is the Durga I released as part of the Frame Arms Girl series. In the Frame Arms line, Durga I came out as a variation of Magatsuki, and the Frame Arms Girl line has followed suit. Basically, the Durga I's design concept itself is Magatsuki with a rearranged armor layout.

Because of that, most of the base frame and armor parts are carried over directly from Frame Arms Girl Magatsuki, but the helmet, head, weapons, and side skirts have been newly added. Core characteristics like solid articulation and joint strength remain the same as Magatsuki.

The newly redesigned curly hair has quite a voluminous, full look, but because of that it can interfere with the backpack and weapons. Overall, parts attachment feels less secure compared to the similarly designed Magatsuki. The knee armor and foot covers tend to pop off during posing, and some parts are loose enough that they just fall apart. Gluing down the unstable parts helps a lot, and there are quite a few parts you'll want to bond for durability. Otherwise, you might find yourself getting increasingly frustrated as parts constantly come loose and fall off while you're posing it T_T

As for the exclusive weapon, the Hailance can be split into two pieces for use as a short lance/mace, and the base design itself is quite cute, allowing for all sorts of fun poses. It's a bit of a shame that the durability feels a little shaky, but in terms of its distinctive armor layout and overall looks, it's a pretty solid girlpla. :-)

Frame Arms Girl Durga I | 2021.10 | ¥6,200

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.