Frame Arms Girl "Durga <Gold Ritter>" Plastic Model Kit: Luxurious Electroplating Expresses Brilliant Golden Armor!

Kotobukiya, the Japanese model manufacturer, has announced the latest product in its popular "Frame Arms Girl" plastic model kit series, the "Durga ", slated for release in December 2025.

The prototype for the Frame Arms Girl "Durga" series originates from the Kotobukiya "Frame Arms" plastic model kit series, specifically the eponymous base defense unit belonging to the lunar base faction. After being reimagined as a beautiful girl by illustrator Eiji Komatsu, it inherits the heavy armor characteristics of an "armored knight." It also continues the voluptuous girl body style, designed by Eiji Komatsu for Frame Arms Girl "Magatsuki," creating an even more appealing contrast when paired with powerful heavy weaponry.

The "Frame Arms Girl Durga " is based on the previously released "Durga I" kit, redesigned with specially molded "Virtuous Style 01 Sword Set A," "EX Armor B," and the ponytail hairstyle and ribbon parts used for "Durga II." Numerous armor parts across the entire body have been re-electroplated to express brilliant and dazzling golden armor. Depending on the degree of armament, Durga can transform from her base body mode into the lightly armored "Amazoness" specification or the fully armed "Gold Ritter."

Accessories include 3 pre-printed face parts and multiple interchangeable hand parts. The weaponry includes a long spear with the same specifications as Durga I, capable of separating into a short gun and a hammer, as well as the "Virtuous Style Hybrid Sword / Long Sword," whose scabbard and hilt are also finished with gold electroplating. These can be combined with the highly flexible articulation design of the entire body, including pull-out chest and shoulder joints and sliding hip joints, to recreate cool battle poses.

Frame Arms Girl Durga
Suggested Retail Price: 15,840 Yen (Tax Included)
Estimated Release Date: 2025/12
Product Specifications: Non-scale plastic model kit, approximately 165mm in height
Sculptors: Yasutomo Shimizu, Hajime Kusui, Takashi Tanibayashi
Design: Yuichi Kuwamura, Makoto Komatsu
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