The Frame Arms Girl Wilber Nine Plastic Model is an exquisitely crafted figure that embodies the dynamic essence of the Frame Arms Girl series. This model showcases the ferociously quick black wolf, Wilber Nine, brought to life as a stunning female character. Designed by the renowned sculptor Katsuhiko Hori, the model features intricately detailed components, all brought together with an artistic flair. The figure includes a transformable bike that can be equipped for armed mode or used in standard driving mode, offering versatility in display. The bike's deployable Finger Machetes and large tires add a robust aesthetic, while the small tires offer a sleeker look. The included round base provides stability in both modes. The model highlights three pre-painted face parts, each capturing a distinct expression: Default, smirking, and injured. Five sets of PVC hand parts and decals for the eyes enhance the level of customization available, making this model a must-have for fans of the series.

Frame Arms Girl is a captivating spin-off from Kotobukiya's original Frame Arms series, transforming mechanical designs into bishoujo-style characters. The Wilber Nine character, inspired by a quick and agile black wolf, reflects the series' unique blend of mecha and femininity. Each model kit in the series is designed to be easy to assemble, with pre-colored parts and pre-printed face parts, allowing for immediate engagement without the need for painting. The series is known for its compatibility with parts from other model lines such as M.S.G, Megami Device, and others, enabling a high degree of customization. The introduction of Wilber Nine adds a dynamic and fierce personality to the lineup. Her design is not only visually striking but also functional, with features like the transformable bike and Finger Machetes, which enhance her combat capabilities. This innovative approach allows collectors to create their own unique interpretations, making Frame Arms Girl a celebrated collection in the world of hobby models.