The Frame Arms Girl Zelfikar ST Ver. Plastic Model is a stunning addition to any collection, perfectly embodying the unique aesthetic of the Frame Arms Girl series. This model, skillfully sculpted by Katsuhiko Hori, Yasutomo Shimuzu, and Hajime Kusui, brings to life the imaginative design by Humikane Shimada, based on Takayuki Yanase's original mecha concept. The Zelfikar features a striking color palette inspired by both Frame Arms Baselard and Zelfikar, offering a vibrant visual experience. The model includes four signature Gun Rapier weapons, intricately designed to capture every detail. With three pre-painted face parts that include expressions such as Smiling/Looking Forward, Smiling/Eyes Closed, and Crying/Looking Right, this model allows for a wide range of expressive displays. The armor parts are versatile, allowing transformation into Blast Shields, and various accessories enable the recreation of the playful Bunny Girl mode. Articulated wrists and interchangeable PVC hand parts enhance poseability, making this model not only a visual marvel but also a dynamic figure ready for display.

Frame Arms Girl Zelfikar is a captivating character from the acclaimed Frame Arms Girl series, a creative spin-off of Kotobukiya's original Frame Arms mecha line. In this universe, each mecha design is reimagined as a bishoujo-style character, providing a unique blend of mechanical and human aesthetics. Zelfikar stands as a testament to this concept, with its elaborate armor and weaponry reflecting the advanced technology of the Frame Arms world. The character's design allows for a transformation into different modes, such as the Blast Shields and the charming Bunny Girl mode, showcasing the versatility and creativity inherent in the Frame Arms Girl line. The series encourages customization, with parts that are fully compatible with other models, allowing collectors to craft their unique combinations. Zelfikar's story is one of innovation and artistry, blending the line between machine and human, providing fans with endless possibilities for exploration and display in their collections.