The Frame Arms Girl - Architect Gun Metallic Ver. Plastic Model is an exquisite representation of the original Frame Arms series. This version stands out with its distinctive gun metallic and purple color scheme, adding a modern twist to the classic design. The figure's hair is molded using translucent clear parts, available in two vibrant color variations of red and green, adding a dynamic and lively appearance. The model features a high level of articulation, with newly designed knee and elbow joints, allowing for a wide range of poses. The 3mm joint parts provide flexibility and compatibility with other series products. The figure includes three types of pre-painted expression parts, each meticulously crafted to capture different moods. Decals are included for the eyes and other details, ensuring a detailed and lifelike appearance. The articulated skirt and heel enhance stability and poseability, making this figure a must-have for collectors.

Architect is a prominent character in the Frame Arms Girl series, a spin-off from Kotobukiya's original Frame Arms robot content. Designed by Takayuki Yanase and reimagined as a Bishoujo character by Humikane Shimada, Architect embodies a fusion of mechanical intricacy and human-like aesthetics. In this series, Architect is portrayed as a highly skilled and adaptable character, capable of integrating various armor and weapon systems. Her design is not only visually striking but also functional, with the ability to attach additional armor from the M.S.G. and Frame Arms series. The character's unique traits include her expressive facial features, which reflect her versatile personality. Architect's story is one of evolution and adaptation, symbolizing the seamless integration of technology and humanity. This version of Architect, with its unique color scheme and enhanced articulation, perfectly captures the essence of her ongoing development within the series.