Kit Review

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Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Stylet - Size comparison with a cigarette pack. Yep, it's a teeny-tiny little kit that fits right

Size comparison with a cigarette pack.
Yep, it's a teeny-tiny little kit that fits right in the palm of your hand.

Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Stylet - You can choose between and swap out 2 different face parts with slightly different eye sh

You can choose between and swap out 2 different face parts with slightly different eye shapes.

Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Stylet - Two grip parts are included for attaching the standard weapons and other accessory weapon

Two grip parts are included for attaching the standard weapons and other accessory weapons.

A total of 3 hand parts are included.

There's a spot on the bottom of the Booster on the back where you can attach a stand.

Eye decals for the blank face intended for painting.

Joint parts for combining with other accessories.

Leftover parts

Limb articulation

Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Stylet - There's also a gimmick that extends the hip joints downward to increase the range of moti

There's also a gimmick that extends the hip joints downward to increase the range of motion in the thighs.

Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Stylet - Action poses (1/6)

Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Stylet - Action poses (2/6)

Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Stylet - Action poses (3/6)

Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Stylet - Action poses (4/6)

Action poses

Together with the previous Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Gourai.

Together with Frame Arms Girl Stylet.

The Stylet has been released as the second Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale kit. Just like its predecessor, it's a super small and adorable kit at 7.5cm — essentially a Stylet in Hexa Gear Governor scale. Small but packed with content, showing off great color separation and proportions.

Like Gourai, it also features the option to apply eye wet decals onto a blank face, and this time around they've added two swappable face parts with slightly different pupils. That said, the kit is so tiny and the difference so subtle that it's honestly hard to notice any change after swapping them out. The joint strength is a bit stiff for the size, which can make posing a little awkward — but at least it's better than being loose.

On top of that, despite its small size, it still has the gimmick of dropping the hip joints down to extend the leg range of motion — though if you pull even a little too hard, the whole leg pops right off, so you'll want to handle it with care. Also, instead of a joint gimmick for a stand, there's a hole on the bottom of the Booster on the back to attach a stand, which makes aerial display a lot more convenient.

Anyway, the quality is pretty solid, but the price (¥2700) is still a tough sell for the size. That said, if you're a fan of the Frame Arms Girl series, this is a super petite little kit that's definitely worth picking up. :-)

Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Stylet | 2020.1 | ¥2,800

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.