Can the bonus arms be taken off to give the original red frame look?
579339
You should be able to display it without building the bonus arms I believe.
579340
Yes, it comes with all the pieces to make it a standard red frame, but the arms are fun if you have not built this kit before. And if you haven't, but still want a standard red frame, I'd recommend buying 2. I could see how you'd want to do that with this kit as the other red frames released in this scale are old school, so my answer isn't just going to be, yes, but why would you?
538944
Yes you can. The entire front face pops off with a button at the top right :)
1322873
Yes, Remove the caps top and bottom of the arm nearest the center pillar for the one arm, you do not want to use. Use the Allen Key they supply to loosen and remove the bolt and nut plus the top and bottom washers-put on one side in a Zip-lock bag and refit later. Very easy.
2170196
I don't believe so but I would have to remove one of the two units I have and disassemble the 'frame' to see if they can be unscrewed from the inside. In that sense, the picture is accurate - you can't do it from the outside.
1115218
I remember having that problem, too! It's not intuitive. The upper section of the sides/vertical arms has to be removed if I remember correctly.
1618653
Only by modifications ....you would have to cut the ends off of the frame for the length you desire and then weld the pieces back on to the rail. This is the only way we know of...hope this helps.
1925325
The arms are attached using a few screws. If you dont want the arms, you dont have to screw them on. They can also be unscrewed anytime you want after they are put on.
412985
This frame can be cut to any size smaller than the original...so the answer is yes!
2114505
There is an orange tip. Mine was easily removed. Barrel is silver colored like the frame. The compensator is removable as well but the guide rod extends past the end of the regular frame. You could potentially grind it down if you wanted a more standard looking 92FS. It would work well as a prop. I wouldn't do extreme closeups though.
826306
Nope. The whole panel has to come off, and you have to be able to get your hands in the frame to work. You need to take a few pieces apart from the inside and put them back together with the new handle. It was a pain getting to it and it took longer than I had anticipated, but I still wouldn't have paid a repair place to do it for me! Good luck. :-)
1194389
The arms are not attached. You can choose to omit them in the assembly process
1628537
Yes, you are able to change it. There are 3 different face plates similar to the images- there's a happy/smiling face, an angry/fighting face and an unsure face. Just search for any figma unboxings on youtube or more specifically a Kirito figma unboxing and you'll see how the face can be changed.
1711078
Yes, somewhat. The arms can be moved up and down and the legs can be turned slightly (turning them too much might affect the mannequin's stability), and the head can be tilted or turned slightly. The mannequin could probably be posed sitting down if removed from the stand, although I haven't tried that. There are no wrist, knee or elbow joints so the arms and legs cannot be re-configured.
2219105
Yes. you can remove the extra arm and use later-does not fold out backwards due to the tab on rear used to adjust height and position. To remove just carefully pop-off the two plastic covers - are best removed from the square end, has two plastic pins that go into the hinge metal- then just undo and put the bolt and covers back in place - put a baggy around so nothing gets misplaced on this section. I keep all the spare nuts, bolts, screws and spacers in used plastic pill bottles (the larger ones with the safety caps on and label). Is a good value for money and strong- have two 24" HP LP2465 screens mounted and no problems.
77616
Not easily. They extend for the entire length of the chassis, but are held on by (two) screws. It looks like it should be possible to remove the screws and the side plates, but I haven't tried it yet. Don't know if there's a chassis cover under the plates.
2017276
Hi, Yes, the arms can be removed if they are not needed. Thank you, Ray SMS
1268206
So far, I cannot find a way to remove the arm. There is little to no documentation that comes with the unit, and not a whole lot about it online. I basically have mine (3 of them) VESA mounted but with the rear arm attached and the round stand attached.