The Frame Arms Girl Hand Scale Gourai Plastic Model is a meticulously crafted figure, designed by the talented sculptors Yasutomo Shimizu, Masashi Watanabe, and Kana Minamida. This palm-sized masterpiece stands at 75mm tall and boasts intricate details that are rare for figures of this scale. The figure is equipped with 22 articulation points, allowing for a variety of dynamic poses. It includes a bazooka and a knife, adding to its impressive arsenal. The ultra-small face parts come pre-printed with inkjet technology, ensuring vibrant and precise facial expressions. Additionally, it comes with decals for eyes looking left and right, as well as a non-printed face part for customization. A spare set of arms is included due to their delicate structure. The hand parts are versatile, with options for gripping, open poses, and holding larger weapons.

Gourai, from the Frame Arms Girl series, is a character brought to life from the imaginative designs of Takayuki Yanase and Humikane Shimada. In the world of Frame Arms Girls, Gourai is a combat-ready figure, designed to engage in tactical battles. Her design is inspired by military aesthetics, combining futuristic armor with feminine charm. As a character, Gourai represents strength and agility, with her articulated joints allowing her to maneuver into various combat stances. She is part of a series that integrates with M.S.G weapons and other Frame Arms components, providing endless possibilities for customization and storytelling. Gourai's presence in the series highlights the blend of technology and artistry, making her a beloved figure among collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the detail and craftsmanship of Kotobukiya's creations.