Kit Review
Straight build
Size comparison with a cigarette pack
Detail shots
Core body mode with weapons detached
Parts exclusive to core body mode
You can swap out the face for one of 3 different expressions.
The weapons include a shield, cannon, and daggers.
The daggers can be stored in the upper corner of the large armor panel.
One set each of left/right mounting parts for the shield and cannon are included.
If you remove the fixing pin at the bottom of the shield and connect it to the arm, it holds on nice and solid.
The shield mounting parts also attach to the forearm nice and firmly.
The missile hatches on the large armor panel can be opened too.
It's not a hinged open/close mechanism — you rotate the hatch and plug it back in.
A stand with multi-joint angle adjustment is included.
A neck part that allows compatibility with Megami Device series heads.
You can combine the small armor panel and shield to create a drone form.
The only leftover parts are one set of wrist parts.
Excellent limb articulation
The skirt, which looks like it's fixed in place, actually slides upward
to increase the hip joint's range of motion.
The four armor panels connected to the back and legs are linked via multi-joint arms, so you can position them freely.
The joint strength is solid too, so they hold firmly at whatever angle you set them.
The sub-arms that mount the cannon and shield also have multiple joints built in,
allowing you to position them freely at all kinds of angles.
The shield's gun barrel can also be rotated and its elevation angle adjusted.
Poses in bare mode
With so much stuff hanging off it, you can pull off some really flashy poses.
All the movable parts hold their position firmly, which makes posing a real pleasure.
Cannon firing pose
Dagger action pose
Joint parts needed when reassembling into the hull frame
First, combine the large and small armor panels in a row as shown.
Combine the shield and cannon as shown, then...
Add the auxiliary stand to the stand, then arrange the shield+cannon and sub-arm backpack as shown.
Attach the armor panels on both sides and the hull frame is complete.
To display it in the air using a separate stand, you first need to remove the round stand base.
Then you add the auxiliary parts and can lock the legs bent backward.
Mounted on a separate stand with the legs bent and locked backward
To attach the armed mode legs to the hull frame,
you first need to disassemble the legs as shown, then fit only the knee parts onto the top of the legs.
Bend the feet as shown, then plug the legs into the fixing pins inside the hull frame.
At this point, add the shield mounting parts to both sides of the stand's lower section to use them as footrests.
The hull frame with the armed mode legs attached to the lower section
The hull frame with the armed mode legs added
When mounting the core body mode, insert the peg from the shield mounting part attached to the stand into the hole in the sole of the foot to lock it in place.
Cruise form with the core body mode mounted on the hull frame with armed mode legs added
To put it on a separate stand, remove the base plate and reattach the shield mounting parts,
then bend the legs backward and reconnect them to the soles of the feet.
Together with the core body mode cruise form mounted on a stand.
Together with the Frame Arms Kongo that inspired it.
Together with the Frame Arms Girl Baselard, which has a similar weapon-heavy feel.