PLAMO 1/6 Durga I : Bunny Style - Frame Arms Girl, Kotobukiya

3 Aug, 2026

Durga I : Bunny Style from Frame Arms Girl is made into a 1/6 PLAMO Plastic Model by Kotobukiya.

Kotobukiya 1/6 Plastic Model PLAMO Durga I : Bunny Style from Frame Arms Girl

Durga I (Ein) from Frame Arms Girl, based on the mecha design by ToMo and the beautiful girl illustration by Eiji Komatsu, has been brought to life in three dimensions. Now, a variation kit of Durga I, "Durga I : Bunny Style" clad in a bunny suit, is being commercialized! Scheduled for release in January 2027! The bunny girl parts from the popular resin cast kit, which was a Kotobukiya shop exclusive, have been updated for this plastic model version, including articulation. Numerous parts, such as hair parts, bunny ear parts, and the bunny suit body, have been sculpted with new molds. The chest parts are available in three sizes: small, medium, and large. Three types of tampo-printed face parts are included: smiling, winking, and anxious. Two types of heads are included: with bunny ears and without. Two types of bunny ears are also included: a standard type and a mechanical ear type, which can be swapped even after assembly. By using 3mm diameter joint parts (axles) for the arms and legs, it is possible to use parts in conjunction with existing series such as MSG, Frame Arms, Megami Device, Hexa Gear, Sousai Shoujo Teien, and Arcanadia. As a bonus part, a general-purpose type of bunny ear part made of synthetic rubber is included that can be used with other Frame Arms Girl kits! (*)

PLAMO Frame Arms Girl

A plastic model based on the Frame Arms Girl anime is a detailed scale figure kit designed for fans and hobbyists who enjoy assembling and customizing models. This plastic model represents characters, mecha, or iconic elements from the Frame Arms Girl universe, capturing their distinctive designs and visual style. Made from molded plastic parts, the kit typically requires assembly and may allow for painting or additional detailing, giving builders creative freedom to personalize the final result. Plastic models inspired by Frame Arms Girl not only serve as collectible items but also as a hands-on way for fans to engage more deeply with the world and aesthetics of the anime.