Frame Arms
Kotobukiya's mecha kits with Yanase designs and weapons to combine
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Frame Arms is Kotobukiya's original mecha kit series based on designs by Takayuki Yanase, with the spin-off Frame Arms Girl and combinable weapons.
More about Frame Arms
Frame Arms is a series of original plastic robot model kits by Kotobukiya, running since 2009. The mecha designs are by Takayuki Yanase.
The spin-off Frame Arms Girl grew out of the series: there, the robots appear as female mecha figures, based on illustrations by Fumikane Shimada. An anime series based on Frame Arms Girl followed in 2017.
Both lines share an open system: several 3 mm holes in the parts make it possible to combine weapons and armor parts from the Frame Arms kits and the M.S.G series. Besides the kits, the shop also carries weapon units as expansions.