Frame Arms Girl Grande Scale Durga I presents a commanding presence on any display shelf. Standing about 250mm tall in 1/6 scale, this kit revisits the durable yet elegant frames of Frame Arms Girl with a larger, more impactful silhouette. The kit features the signature multi-colored parts and a clear armor system with engraved details that catch light from every angle. It includes three tampographed face plates—Default, Winking, and Shouting—and a ribbon accessory that can be attached to the bangs when armor is removed. The Hale-Rung lance can split into a short lance and mace, expanding posing options. Hand parts include 5mm joint compatibility and larger 1/6 scale weapon hands, plus PVC hands, and joint converters to enable 3mm gear compatibility with other Kotobukiya lines. The color scheme is reproduced with care thanks to the larger size.

Durga I is a bold Frame Arms Girl, a heroine who fuses armor-grade engineering with bishoujo styling. In the GRANDE SCALE release, she is upgraded from standard scale to a more imposing figure while preserving the modular, easy-assembly nature of the original kits. She wields the Hale-Rung, a lance that can double as a short lance and mace, epitomizing versatility in combat and display. Sculpted by Yasutomo Shimizu, Hajime Kusui, and Hatioto under the design guidance of ToMo and E-ji Komatsu, Durga I embodies a confident, dynamic presence that can be posed in action stances or shown in serene, character-driven displays. Her interchangeable face plates and expansive joint system invite fans to craft distinctive moments, whether in battle-ready poses or contemplative scenes with the blade-splitting lance resting at her side.