The figure presents Shimada Alice in a poised, battle-ready stance that captures her calculated demeanor from Girls und Panzer Gekijouban. The 160 mm sculpture stands on a textured display base that evokes the battlefield setting, with light action lines and subtle rocks. Her hair is sculpted with flowing strands and a gentle tassel-like ribbon, and her facial expression conveys focus and calm confidence. The costume is rendered with careful attention to folds, creases, and color shading, reflecting the character’s school uniform and combat gear influences. Fine lines emphasize her posture, hands, and the details of her boots and accessories. Overall, a refined display piece.

Shimada Alice is depicted within the film’s intense tournament arcs, where strategic thinking and teamwork drive decisive outcomes. In her appearances, she navigates rivalries and alliances among the tank crews, adapting tactics to changing objectives while maintaining her composure under pressure. The figure's portrayal echoes her role as a dependable strategist who contributes to her team's plans, whether coordinating formations, reading terrain, or rallying teammates during tense moments. Through key battles and quiet character moments alike, Alice demonstrates loyalty, resilience, and a measured presence that influences the squad's dynamic. The sculpture captures these traits, translating her calm leadership into a collectible interpretation.