Kit Review

Straight build

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Various angles (1/6)

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Various angles (2/6)

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Various angles (3/6)

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Various angles (4/6)

Various angles

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Detail shots (1/4)

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Detail shots (2/4)

Detail shots

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Core body mode with weapons detached (1/3)

Core body mode with weapons detached

Parts used exclusively in core body mode

The detached weapons can be transformed into a bike.

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Weapons transformed into a bike. (1/6)

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Weapons transformed into a bike. (2/6)

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Weapons transformed into a bike. (3/6)

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Weapons transformed into a bike. (4/6)

Weapons transformed into a bike.

Underside

The front wheel can also be steered.

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - You can choose between two wheel sizes — large and small — but when attaching them to the body

You can choose between two wheel sizes — large and small —
but when attaching them to the body as armor, you need to use the small wheels.

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - When using the small wheels on the bike, you'll also need to swap out the floor stand for the s

When using the small wheels on the bike, you'll also need to swap out the floor stand for the shorter version.

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - With the small wheels applied. It ends up with proportions kind of like a mini velo with tiny w

With the small wheels applied.
It ends up with proportions kind of like a mini velo with tiny wheels.

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - To transform the bike back into weapons for core body mode, you'll first need to disassemble it

To transform the bike back into weapons for core body mode, you'll first need to disassemble it as shown above.

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Temporarily detach the feet, then rotate the ankles and reattach them to the other mounting pin

Temporarily detach the feet, then rotate the ankles and reattach them to the other mounting pins.

Extend the feet as shown on the right, then rotate the duct direction.

Fold in the handle sections on both sides of the front cowl, then

Bring the front and rear cowls together inward.

Fold the footrest section as shown above and attach it to the main body, then

Rotate the side armor mounting brackets as shown above, then attach them to the main body.

Split the front wheel section to both sides and fold in the mounting bracket, then

Arrange everything into the formation shown above.

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Stow the folded derringer (pistol) inside the side armor, then pull out the mounting pin used t

Stow the folded derringer (pistol) inside the side armor,
then pull out the mounting pin used to attach it to the core body's back — and the combination is ready.

After attaching everything as weapons, you'll have two large wheels left over.

Parts not used on the bike,
but needed separately when building out the armed mode.

You can choose from 3 different facial expressions.

5 types of hands are included.

The derringer (pistol) has a movable grip section as shown above.

Blade unit

The blade unit can be applied as either a finger machete (left) or knuckle-style (right) weapon.

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - The included stand. In armed mode it attaches to the bottom of the backpack, so the stand sits

Included stand.
In armed mode it attaches to the bottom of the backpack, so the stand sits pretty low.
But it can also be used to display the bike on top.

Neck parts for compatibility

Leftover parts

Limb articulation

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Waist articulation. Maybe because the weapons are so large, the range of motion isn't all that

Waist articulation.
Maybe because the weapons are so large, the range of motion isn't all that wide.

Forward/backward shoulder articulation

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Poses in bare mode (1/4)

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Poses in bare mode (2/4)

Poses in bare mode

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Core body + derringer pose (1/3)

Core body + derringer pose

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Core body mode riding the bike. (1/3)

Core body mode riding the bike.

Finger machete pose

Knuckle pose

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine - Derringer pose (1/3)

Derringer pose

Together with Frame Arms Wilber Nine.

Together with Frame Arms Wilber Nine transformed into a bike.
The design concept is similar, but the actual forms are quite different.

This kit is Wilber Nine released as part of the Frame Arms Girl series. Released in 2013, Frame Arms Wilber Nineis the mecha it's based on — a Frame Arms where the main body transformed into a bike. This kit takes that concept and runs with it as a girl-pla: you detach the core body's weapons and transform them into a bike, then have the core body ride on top — essentially a Mospeada-style setup.

Since the kit includes not just the girl-pla core body but also the bike-transforming weapons, the overall volume is quite large and there are a lot of parts. The transformation process from weapons to bike is a bit involved, but the end result looks great and holds together solidly. The core body itself also has a stylish, clean quality to it, so the overall kit feels very well put together. Posing the core body riding the bike also comes out looking very natural.

The core body's articulation isn't exceptional, but the joint strength is plenty stable. The overall sculpt gives off a noticeably different vibe compared to other Frame Arms Girl kits. Rather than the slim, moe-heavy proportions of the usual body type, this one has a subtly more solid, voluminous feel to the sculpt — personally, I think it's a really appealing core body.

For weapons, you get two derringers (pistols) and a blade unit. The blade unit can be mounted on the hands either as a finger machete or in knuckle form. Two wheel sizes are also included — large and small — and when attaching them to the core body as armor, you'll need to use the small ones. When transformed into a bike, you can go with either size depending on your preference.

All in all, this is a kit where the concept of transforming the weapons into a bike and riding it is pulled off really cleanly. It's the kind of setup that'll definitely hit home for old-school fans who remember the Mospeada series, where the armor would detach and become a rideable bike. But even if you've never heard of Mospeada, I think it's a compelling enough concept on its own. This was a kit I'd been looking forward to for a while before release, and it honestly exceeded my expectations with its solid quality and style. If this kind of fun concept appeals to you, I'd definitely recommend grabbing one while you can. :-)

Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine | 2025.5 | ¥8,180

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.