Kotobukiya
Kotobukiya Frame Arms Girl Zelfikar ST Version educational model kit
A poseable character model kit with interchangeable faces, four Gun Rapier weapons, reconfigurable Blast Shield armor, a display stand and Bunny Girl accessories
- Pre-painted face parts deliver expressive character options
- Four Gun Rapier weapons recreate signature combat loadout
- Armor reconfigures into Blast Shields for display variety
- Ball-joint wrists enable dynamic pose articulation
- Includes stand and Bunny Girl accessories for extra modes
Frame Arms Girl Zelfikar ST Model Kit
This Kotobukiya Frame Arms Girl Zelfikar ST Version is a plastic model kit designed for hobbyists who enjoy assembling and posing detailed character figures. Based on an illustration by Humikane Shimada, it transforms Takayuki Yanase's original mecha design into an articulated female character.
Suits builders wanting accessories and poseability
The kit includes four Gun Rapier weapons, three pre-painted face parts, a supporting stand, and parts for a Bunny Girl configuration. It does not suit buyers who want a pre-assembled display figure or a model without weapon and accessory options.
Ball-jointed wrists enable weapon articulation
All wrists feature ball joints that allow the included Gun Rapier weapons to be held and posed in multiple orientations, directly affecting the range of display possibilities for the finished model.
Highlights
- Pre-painted face parts deliver expressive character options
- Four Gun Rapier weapons recreate signature combat loadout
- Armor reconfigures into Blast Shields for display variety
- Ball-joint wrists enable dynamic pose articulation
- Includes stand and Bunny Girl accessories for extra modes
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Is this a snap-fit plastic kit or does it need glue and paint?
The Frame Arms Girl Zelfikar ST Version is a snap-fit injection-moulded plastic kit; no glue is required and the main colours are moulded in, though the three face parts are pre-painted.
What tools and workspace are needed to assemble it?
You need a flat, well-lit surface, hobby side-cutters to remove parts from the runners, and optionally tweezers and a fine file or sanding stick for cleaning gate marks.
Which step do builders most often get wrong?
The wrist ball-joints are tiny — forcing them in the wrong orientation snaps the peg; test-fit each hand gently and align the flat on the ball with the socket before pressing.
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