Description

The Kotobukiya Frame Arms Girl Durger II Plastic Model presents a dark-inspired take on the character, with pearl black and deep purple molded parts and updated armor detailing. Drawing on Tomo’s mecha design and Eji Komoto’s character illustration, it pairs a customizable figure in a beautiful-girl style with the mechanical detail of the Frame Arms series. Pre-printed faces and color-coded parts help create an appealing display model.

Once assembled, the model supports a variety of poses with pull-out chest and shoulder joints, sliding hip movement, and adjustable waist and thigh joints. Accessories include alternate hairstyles, expressive face parts, a large sword, shield, lance, head-mounted aiming jammer, clear armor pieces, and a movable round base. Its 3 mm connection system and compatible PVC wrists make it possible to customize the figure with other Frame Arms Girl, Frame Arms, and M.S.G. parts. Recommended for ages 15 and up, it is not intended for young children.

Details

• Specifications:

Plastic model

Action figure

Movable

Assembly required

Pre-printed facial parts

Color-coded molded parts

• Item dimensions: 10 x 10 x 17 cm

• Product Material: Plastic

• Manufacturer: Kotobukiya

• Release Date: 2026-04-23

• Recommended Age: Ages 15 and up

Features

Includes four pre-printed faces with distinct expressions and five varieties of interchangeable PVC wrists.

Accessories include the Bergurst large sword, Herraine shield, Aiming Jammer, and Haillang lance. The sword and lance can be taken apart and rearranged into alternate weapon configurations.

Choose between short hair and Durga I long hair, with removable bangs compatible with ribbons as well as bangs designed for use without headgear.

Clear armor pieces have engraved details on their reverse sides, and 3 mm joints allow flexible armor attachment and customization.

Reconfigures into Durga I Armed Mode and comes with a basic movable round base. Color-coded parts make painting unnecessary for assembly.

Care instructions

Take care when assembling or posing the small armor, weapon, hair, and joint pieces. Clear dust with a soft, dry cloth or a gentle brush; avoid strong cleaners and excess moisture, which may affect the plastic and printed details. Keep the model in a dust-free place out of direct sunlight, and support movable parts when adjusting poses or fitting accessories. Keep the assembled figure and small components away from young children.