Guys, this is gonna be my review here for the frame arms Durga to Artie versions so that our diversion just once again, this means that this is the person that's been released with the updated frame in there.

The updated architect frame otherwise is just the same.

Dirgo to that is actually a variant of the frame arms market.

Suki Farmer quickly is the original version that came out, and there's been a couple of their versions of that Peter Go one included.

And this version is, I believe, the most recent one that's been released.

The door go to, but it's a pretty cool variant.

Obviously, it really has that knight in armor motif going for it with, obviously the old molded silver colors for most of plastic there.

And then you have that really cool, clear yellow, which looks really interesting, and it has the cool pattern underneath the clear yellow, which looks really cool as well, and then looks like the pointy mask has very good night looking mask motif to that and its weapons as well.

He's got the lance and sword, which we'll see in a moment, but really cool kit.

And so I'm I'm pretty happy with this.

It's pretty interesting.

Straight on the box, though, does have some issues.

We'll get into all of that as always, guys.

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All right, let's get into it with the accessories here first.

All right, so first up, we got the standard set of frame arms.

Hands for this.

So you've got a set of closeness there on the kid already.

Then you've also got here a set of just open hands like this and hands artist molded in that governmental color once again.

And we've also got a set, a weapon holding hands as well.

But then nonstandard hands included with this kid, we do also have this set for holding its lance and or sword weapons as well for the left and right side.

So these are not molded in gunmetal, just regular great plastic.

As you can see, there's a little bit different style holding hands because the first thing we got here is the shield, which has a really cool design.

Also have that in later clear yellow part in here as well, with a little bit of clear parts also showing up through the gaps in the plastic there.

Very cool here on the back.

Just got the peg which will just plug onto this side of the arm over there.

If you do also have this optional handle part for this as well.

So if you fold up that part, you can see there.

We just got a place where we can plug in this handle, plug that into there and then that kind of course, rotate.

Or you could just rotate actual handle off to the side like that, which could be useful for holding this in different ways.

And the other gimmick that you have here with the shield is that it actually opens up.

So these parts open out like this a little bit, sort of like is oId Gino, sir, I believe it's called right now, you have these parts which open out what you can, of course, make into some, like pinching claws.

He's supposed to be sort of like a melee weapon.

I suppose those were pretty cool just on these extended arms like that.

The only downside is that on the back side, just like this hello Gap area there, which is a bit unsightly, but you're probably not ever really gonna see that.

So it's not that bad.

Still, really cool.

She'll though I feel maybe a little bit heavy so it might have issues with that will come back to that.

Then you've got is Lance, which is also in the silver with the cool, clear yellow parts here as well.

This one doesn't have any gimmicks or anything.

It's just a pretty straightforward weapon.

You just hold it in the hand.

That's got a pretty long handle, something you have.

You moved it around well enough.

He could get a two handed grip on this, probably.

And the lance is a pretty nice, long pointed, but of course does have a seam line down the majority of the length up to about here.

It's not all the way to the tip, but just to about there, it's got to seem down in the middle of that.

And as for the length of this is gonna be coming in right about at 16 centimeters in length.

But if you wanted something a little bit larger, would you also have this big mega sword here as well?

With this cool, clear red part out the front of this one as well doesn't really have any gimmicks just yet.

As it is, Just hold onto that again.

You have a pretty long handled here for this one as well.

This one is gonna be coming in at 19 centimeters, so it does get a little bit longer.

But wait.

If you did want something even larger can pull out this clear part.

And then we've got these two individual blaze of these, as you can see, have handles.

You could hold these.

It is individually as they're on their own, just as two separate swords.

Or you can plug them into this main sword handle one on the left and one on the rights to create the Super Ultra mega sword.

Here.

This thing is gigantic and again it's getting load of heavy, so I think we might have issues with that.

Let's see if the length has changed.

This is now at 21.

Centimeter is a little over 21 centimeters in length now for the ultimate height of that, and that's much taller than the framers itself, although it does have a really high crest on the top of the head, so it's not a lot taller.

Butt's definitely much taller than it's just kind of standard head height there just for a quick size comparison.

Here it is with the H G arc 70 eights, too.

And as you can see, it's definitely larger than your standard high grade.

It's about the same size as just kind of a smaller master, great kid.

Which is, if you've seen any of my other framers reviews generally about the size of these, for the most part, they're about this somewhere in between the size between a standard high grade and master grade.

So same holds true with this one, but he's definitely got some cool bowl condom with those gigantic knees and shoulders and, of course, a big old head crest on top of his head as well.

Let's take a closer look.

And before I talk a little bit about the articulation, there are a couple of more sort of accessories.

Option part do you have for this?

If you don't want to use this big giant armor for the knee, you can remove that.

And then you have the option of just putting of just putting this tiny little cap on the front of the neither instead like that if you have preferred that.

But just for the sake of keeping this how it looks on the front of the box, we're gonna gonna keep that armor on there and then up here on the head.

First of all, this, like helmet part on the top of the head is pretty easy.

Just pull off of there.

And you just kind of like the base head in there, which is pretty ugly and goofy looking.

If I do say so myself, so it definitely needs this part.

You're on the top to look cool, in my opinion, but almost sort of has a kind of very similar look and shape to the shin Andrew Stein in a way.

But anyway, you have this optional part here for the head crest for when it goes into jamming mode about B.

Yeah, swap out this connector piece here and plug that back into it.

And then the crest is folded back like that so it doesn't actually move.

It's not moving part.

You just swap out that part there in the center to adjust the angle of the head crest.

But that little part, they're falling off the back of the head.

Just now is a good transition into talking about the articulation, which I don't want to do to in depth.

Because, honestly, this kid is a little bit floppy.

It is.

You can see here in the mid section here.

Well, here's a look at the articulation of that, but you can't really bend a fork.

I was just gonna fall backwards because of the weight of the backpack parts on here.

And then these need parts Do tenderfoot just fall off really easily if you touch them wrong.

And so the kid does have quite a few loose points on there, but nothing that I wouldn't say it couldn't be fixed really easy with just a little bit of glue.

So that's why I meant earlier that straight out of the box.

It's a little bit loose.

And then you do have the problem with the silver injected plastic, leaving some pretty bad enough marks in certain areas.

And most of the day it's not really very noticeable.

But in some certain areas, you can really see there's no marks, and it's just unfortunate there's nothing that you can do about it.

With injected kits like this, there's nothing that you can do to avoid having no marks on there, even if it's sanded perfectly.

Supersmile.

You're still gonna have that mark in there.

It's just because of how the silver is injected through the gate there into the parts venue.

It just fully painting the kids, gluing some of the looser areas.

Just going to be your best bet to enjoy this kid and its fullest straight of the box.

It does still look obviously pretty cool here, so just a few other points of articulation will talk about.

Head Ultimately will go up to about there or down all the way to their shoulder.

Does rotate forward and back a little bit like that's as it's just this kind of standard shoulder part of the architect frame.

This part here on outside of the killer doesn't move up and down, but you can rotate that around a little bit like so and then this lower half of that actually does move down like that.

But it's not really for any particular reason.

It's because these parts from different variants of the archive swapped around.

So I think another version of the cat believe this part is on the front, a vision or something, because this is kind of sticking up so much, it can really only get the arm up so high before.

That's kind of crashing into the head there, so it is a little bit hindering their arms.

Otherwise, work pretty normally.

Rotation there have the standard elbow joints double joint there in the elbow.

There's no ball during the risk is too straight peg into there.

But you can move this forward and back a little bit like that.

And then, of course, it's Rotate that hand as well in the summer piece on the backside of the arm, with this pretty nasty seam line down the center of that.

But if you remove this piece, you just got your standard hard point there on the back of the arm.

These big parts here at the backpack can be moved up and down.

You can also rotate them side to side, but removing them both out to the side or gonna be kind of starting to run into each other here at the top.

So it kind of just makes sense.

Just gonna lead them straight on like that for the most part.

But there goes his leg falling off.

But if you do extend these out, this part underneath will fold out like so like that if you wanted to have that folded out, But just a guess him detail up beneath their again.

These are pretty much a thing.

Just meant Thio orders best handled by just kind of just keeping them as they are like that.

They look pretty cool here on its back.

The legs can and go out to the side about therefore them back.

Obviously not gonna be an issue that doesn't have any skirting armor around on there.

We got some rotation there at the top of the leg.

Standard double joint here in the knee is gonna give you more than 90 degrees but the armor kind of restricted to about there.

Down here at the ankles, you can move those side to side of these really long feet.

Do have a little bit of a Tobin here at the front, but not really all that much.

But you can point the feet all the way back down.

Thio.

They're just not really gonna move forward all that much.

And then up underneath the feet, they're so that's gonna look up there all rights.

Ultimately, I got to say I really love the look and style of this kids.

And while it may be a little bit rickety is straight out of the box and it does have a couple of sea mines here and they're on their way.

Uh, I think it's gonna be a really cool kid when it's all painted up in everything.

Just the style of it is really cool.

And the weapons and just the overall style of the mecca.

Just having the night theme and then the night style weapons.

A big giant shield, the lands, the giant sword options you have there and you have just some really cool options with the weapons.

No range weapons if you wanted some sort of rifle or pistols or something like that.

But obviously with could work.

Yes, modeling support goods line.

You have a ton of options available if you want to go for that.

But I think the weapons they have included with this are very fitting to just the design overall.

And while the silver plastic straight out of the box is kind of a mixed bag, it does look pretty cool for the most part.

But it does make the nub marks and the seam lines very appearance on there.

I think the clear yellow and the clear read parts of the blade as well.

The clear parts in general for this kid really add a lot to it.

They looked really super cool.

The patterns, like the design on the underside of the clear yellow parts, looks really super cool, especially late against the silver plastic there.

So it just makes you can really see the design inside those clear parts really well, and they just looked really cool to add a lot to this overall design, I think in the clear read parts as well for the belief big giant blades on the swords.