The Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Durga I Plastic Model is a stunning representation of Kotobukiya's craftsmanship. Standing at a miniature height of 88mm, this model showcases the character Durga I with meticulous detail. The figure is part of the innovative 'hand scale' series, known for its compact size and intricate design. The model includes two pre-printed face parts, Normal and Shouting, capturing the character's dynamic expressions. The sliding joint for the thigh's connection shaft and the pop-out structure of the waist cloth parts allow for a wide range of leg movements, offering poseability despite its small stature. The design leverages advanced modeling technology to ensure high accuracy and detail, making it a must-have for collectors. With 20 points of articulation, the model stands as a testament to the engineering prowess behind the Hand Scale series. The inclusion of decals for the eyes and interchangeable parts, such as HAND SCALE MAGATSUKI's newly-designed hand part for the sword, enhances its appeal and customization possibilities. This model kit is perfect for enthusiasts who appreciate the art of model building without the need for painting, thanks to its pre-colored components.

Durga I, the character brought to life in the Frame Arms Girl series, is a unique interpretation of the FRAME ARMS DURGA I, originally designed by ToMo and stylized by E-ji Komatsu. In this miniature form, Durga I embodies a blend of strength and elegance, captured through the intricate details of the model kit. Durga I is part of the larger narrative within the Frame Arms Girl universe, where these mechanical girls are infused with personality and depth. The character is a fusion of human and machine, reflecting the series' overarching theme of technology and humanity coexisting. With her distinctive armor and weaponry, Durga I stands as a symbol of precision and power. The character's design incorporates elements that highlight flexibility and articulation, allowing for a wide range of expressive poses. This model kit not only represents Durga I's aesthetic appeal but also her role in the series as a formidable figure. The interchangeable parts and accessories expand her narrative, offering collectors the opportunity to customize and reimagine her story within the Frame Arms universe.