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Here is going to be my review here for the frame arms, style it Interceptor Ari version.

So this is theory version.

That means it just has the updated frame.

That's all that means.

And with this being a variation of the style, it this is pretty much going to count as a review just of the style it in general.

But just keep in mind that what this box, what you get in this box is essentially just a packaging of the original style ET plus the extend arms +04 option parts for that.

And then you also have some of the leg parts from the Canjar kit, which is another version of the style It I didn't I forgot about that when I did the unboxing, so I didn't mention it in the end boxing video.

That's basically this kid just gives you the style, it with a bunch of different option parts for it, which is great, but you end up having a lot of leftover parts.

So if you don't want to spend extra money for this particular version, so you just want the regular Styler, you don't necessarily want to whole bunch of option parts, then obviously you can save your money because this kid, of course, is going to be a little more expensive.

With list price of 5400 yen around 50 $55.

For this, I'd say it's really not a bad price and considering all the different option parts that are nice.

But if you don't particularly need a lot of them than the standard style it's, or perhaps the conjure, our kids could also work for you.

So anyway, this was a really fun kid, and I got to say, probably one of the most solid builds of the frame arms line that I've built so far.

So we'll get into it and talk about all of the difference, articulation and all the different option parts we have included with this.

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All right, now let's get through.

Just let's just go through all of the articulation here first on the kid, right?

So whatever option parts they end up putting on the kid in the end, they're not going to affect the articulation in any way differently.

So does just go over that part of this First of the head will first go up to about there if we move the backpack of the way that we could get the head up a little bit farther there like that.

So that much looking upwards and then down Thio there.

And then, of course, you can rotate that, but it is going to be blocked a little bit by some of these parts that we can see.

It does have a pretty cool, interesting state for the head I detail is there, but no stickers are clear parts or anything for that, you'll just have to paint that in certain.

Like I advisor, they're on the face.

But of course, is one thing you'll notice.

All throughout was just some nice color separation here with white, dark gray, the lighter gray and everything all looks really good.

So you're in the middle section, We will have a little bit of Ford and back in this case, not really all that much forward, actually, Just a little bit of backward movement.

So I guess you would have wanted, like, a flying pose, a little bit of backwards.

Bandits always good for that.

So you could get a nice good flying pose with that with the head point Oppa's.

Well, you're also not gonna have any side to side.

But you will have some rotation here.

Of course, Jeweler Joint will swing forward and back a little bit like that.

It can also bring that up and down ever so slightly.

The shoulder armor itself will move separately, but doesn't really move a whole lot.

Arm ultimately will only be able to come out to not really even 90 degrees.

So upwards.

Not all that much.

Just cause this shield armour is just kind of getting in the way of that.

Then the army's gonna work pretty normally, have rotation there at the top and then a double joint for the elbow, but once against a little bit blocked by these parts in there.

So you're gonna get a little more than any degrees.

That's about it.

The way wrist is just connected, envious straight pegs.

You can rotate that little front skirt, winglet bits here like that.

Those can be rotated up and down, like so to get out of the way.

The legs.

There's nothing here on the back skirt, but let's just take a look at the backpack itself that can obviously move up and down.

Like so.

Got some nice detail up and around that, as well as for the legs.

They can come out a way to the science about there for the maximum spread.

If we move that front skirt part up and out of the way can get the leg up to about 90 degrees there.

This very large need part is also kind of getting the waste.

Will just going then to that.

See, that's about how far you get a leg up the double joints here in the Neil give you pretty nice full bend.

There you have this just kind of peg sticking out, which looks a bit odd with something attached onto it.

But other versions will use that peg.

These wing parts here on the side.

You can rotate or just omit for plug on some of the extend arms parts, which will see here in a little bit.

It's part you're on the front of the ankle in front of the shame that doesn't move or anything else just fixed onto their fixed pose and ankles will move side to side very nicely like that forward and get the legs forward as much as you can before the running into the front part.

Back a little bit back to their This wheel can be rotated and it's not really gonna do a whole lot.

But you can rotate that up underneath the feet can see.

You got a little bit of detail there.

It's not too bad, just the front half of the foot.

Basically, the back half of the foot is just that wheel part.

That's a nice detail with the piston, everything for that and then, like on the back of a guys, you got some frames showing on there.

So over all the detail and articulation is all pretty good, and I'll take a look at all of the different optional parts do you have for that?

Because we have got a view just starting off with the head.

We've got two different versions of the head.

This would be the head that's used for the style, it and the Canjar.

And this is the head that you get with the extend arms that has a little bit more bulbous there.

Look at the front.

The wing of the top is significantly smaller, was just turned into basically a little antenna.

And then he's got these big wings out the side there, instead of these little mini ones like that.

Face basically is about the same.

It has little tubes, everything off to the side, but just kind of the general shape of the top of the head.

Different parts are either shortened or extended for that.

So interesting.

Look for the optional head and for the shoulders.

We got three options.

Now these are the ones that are included with the extend o arm ascent.

Now, these just the standard of style it shoulders which you do have these options Well, and of course, you can mix and match.

The is one of the other one of their know about the style it shoulder armor.

Here is that this wing blade here on the side can be rotated up and then you can pull that out and you can see you've got a little handle here for that.

So this becomes a little sword weapon that you can use in the hand as well.

And there are third option is Thea's much larger ones.

And these have an interesting gimmick in that these kind of center parts can be moved separately up and down like that.

And then the lower one also moves separately like this.

You can have this sort of Maur tilted up and out like that, but then also, the front and back parts of these also swing out to open like that.

You can open that up or leave the front part close.

Open up the back one, swing that towards the back and then have this shooting like out the back like that's like thrusters.

You'll see.

I'll show that on the kid in a moment, but basically these giant shoulder thrusters can turn into like backwards facing thrusters so that it can, like add to the sort of backpack thrust of that.

You've got an optional chest part here, and this is the chest part that was included with the extend arms.

So it's got a little more details about this, a little thin details at the top as well.

The front like intake is a little bit different than shape for that, the that the event In the front, you can see it's generally the same shapes and colors, everything just a little bit different details.

For that we have a set of these optional parts for the leg armor as well in the user the like armor parts for the contra.

This is part goes to the top of the thigh.

This part goes on the middle of the ocean section, and this is the need guard part.

So I'll switch out these parts of the legs to show you how these parts are gonna look actually in use here in a moment as well.

Once again, these are used in the contract it and are not included in extend arms set.

But honestly, I don't really particular like the look of these legs.

Things like the minimum armor detail legs, or you'll have a bunch of frames showing, as you'll see in a moment with those air actually installed we've got an optional set of wings which are always just very slightly different.

Basically, they just have a little bit more live a different detail there, a little bit larger, but they're special thing about these new wings is that the old one is just one solid piece with this, it's actually two pieces so that the wing here can actually be rotated like that.

But actually, what it also allows you to do is remove that you've got a hard point.

You can actually sake the your big weapon part here and connect this onto the backpack.

Then, like so says it for the optional armor parts.

Then, of course, we got hand options as well.

Aside from the closed fist I've got on there, you also have a set of open expressive hands and some weapon holding hands them a set of each of those for the left and the right, then for weapons from the style that we have this arm amounted set of small little missiles here, they'll just plug onto the back of the arm and then that was gonna be fired off and remove that off of there.

And you can't really do anything else with it, but they can be removed off of this mountain in set here easily.

And then we've also got the Gatling gun from a stylus as well.

Know what's different about this is now that we've got two of them, so you can do well does.

Or probably what is more likely, in my case, give one to this can give one to a different kid.

Now they are mirrored for the left and the right side of so they're not exactly the same.

So just keep that in mind that they are just slightly different and then also from the extend arms.

We have these weapons.

Now we've got four of these and you've got some different options for them.

So you've got these peg parts of using them to just pegged them on two different parts of the kids.

They're meant to be plugged into the side of the leg, or, I mean, you can do it.

Everyone with him.

You also have handled parts.

You can actually hold them in the hands as well.

If you want to mount these used in the hands, you can see you have different slots where you might want to plug the handle in two different places or the peg, and then what these do is not a whole lot.

But you have this blade that flips out of here.

Just pull that blade will pop out, and you just pulled out four words.

You've got this long bladed weapon also access, I guess, sort of a shield.

And then you also have these two little against machine gun turrets on there.

So it's a range weapon as well as, ah, mainly weapon as well as defense here as well.

So some pretty interesting weapons here.

Then again, these are included with the frame arms extend arms set for this just for size.

Comparison.

Seeing guys to get an idea of how big this kid is, you can see it's going to be a live.

It's smaller than your standard 100 scale kits and obviously bigger than most high grade.

So it's put it probably about the same size as like a master grade weaken kit.

It's about the size of your kind of little bit smaller master grades.

All right, so then, with that, basically to show you guys a few over the different options, how you can set it up using some of the different options sets again, including the Canjar leg armor there, which again I think is a little bit too minimalistic for me.

I It could look cool, I think mounted on like an architect frame if you were going to do some sort of custom compassion, that is another great thing about this, said.

Well, it does give you a lot of extra parts that you won't end up needing for this because you can only put so much on the kid.

You have a lot of leftover parts than you can use for other different bring arms kit bashes.

And if you know anything about the frame, arms lion are a lot of code.

Book it gets in general is that they're very customizable.

The frame arms line, especially, is meant to be very customizable, with all the kids being based around mostly the same architect frame.

So with that being such a compatible frame, they can use for a lot of different parts, you can easily use them or leftover parts from this kit, leftover weapons or whatever on a some other different custom builds, you might end up going to later on.

So, like I said before, the kid's pretty solid overall, more solid feeling than some of their friends kids that I've built.

But there are some flaws, most notably in that it does have a handful of steam lines here and there with it being a frame or muskets.

That's should be also pretty expected with any of these kids.

Pretty much you're gonna have some seam lines here, and they're gonna have to worry about but otherwise not really hold out to complain about what this get.