The Frame Arms Girl - Hresvelgr=Ater Plastic Model is a stunning representation of mechanical and aesthetic design, brought to life by the talented sculptor Yasutomo Shimizu. This model stands out with its clear parts, which feature polarized plating that beautifully reflects light, highlighting Hresvelgr's unique characteristics. The model includes a large weapon known as the 'beryl smasher,' supported by additional arm rack parts. Hresvelgr=Ater is designed with newly sculpted blond twin-tails and comes with four types of face parts, allowing for varied expressions. Its transformation capability into three forms—regular, sidewinder, and air bike—adds versatility to its display. The articulation in the shoulders, hips, and wrists ensures a wide range of posability, making it a dynamic piece for any collector.

Frame Arms Girl - Hresvelgr=Ater is a captivating character from Kotobukiya’s spin-off series, which blends the allure of bishoujo figures with the mechanical intricacies of the Frame Arms universe. Designed by Tomotake Kinoshita and illustrated by Eiji Komatsu, Hresvelgr=Ater is a fusion of sleek, futuristic armor and expressive, human-like features. As part of the Frame Arms Girl series, she embodies the concept of transformation and adaptability, with her ability to shift between three distinct forms. This versatility is mirrored in her narrative, where she stands as a symbol of strength and ingenuity, equipped with the formidable 'beryl smasher' and other weapons that enhance her combat abilities. Her design not only captures the essence of advanced mecha engineering but also highlights her role as a powerful and agile warrior in the series.