This collectible depicts SPAS-12 from the Girls' Frontline universe as a polished, fully realized figure with dynamic sculpting and careful paintwork. The figure captures a confident, forward-leaning pose that emphasizes motion and readiness, with hair and clothing sculpted to suggest wind and movement. Costume details include tactical straps, pouches, and a stylized outfit that blends military motifs with anime aesthetics; each element shows textured sculpting and subtle weathering effects. The firearm is rendered with clear mechanical detailing and metallic paint highlights, while soft shading on the skin and layered tones on fabrics provide depth. The base is thematic and unobtrusive, designed to complement the posed figure without overwhelming it. Overall finish aims for a balanced combination of realism and stylized character charm.

SPAS-12 as represented in Girls' Frontline is an anthropomorphized Tactical Doll inspired by the real-world shotgun design, reinterpreted as a character with personality and combat purpose. In the setting she functions as a close-quarters specialist, excelling in short-range engagements and sudden, hard-hitting support when formations need decisive firepower. Her characterization often blends composed professionalism with a direct, no-nonsense attitude; she can be portrayed as protective of allies and exceptionally reliable under pressure. Story and gameplay portrayals emphasize teamwork, tactical positioning, and a role that complements longer-range units by closing distances and breaking enemy lines. As a collectible figure, she embodies both the visual cues of her in-game role and the narrative themes of loyalty, precision, and tactical effectiveness central to the Girls' Frontline world.