Meet Mira Frame: The Mira-Chan Model Kit That Doesn't Exist (Yet)

If you've opened the chat on our site, you've met Mira-Chan, the Hobby Gundam USA mascot and the assistant who helps builders pick their next kit. She has spent a lot of time recommending Gunpla, so we started wondering: what would her model kit look like?

Meet Mira Frame.

The box

Every good kit starts with box art, and Mira's goes all in: a dynamic lunge across a hangar floor, beam saber blazing, with the built figure shown in the corner the way a real kit box would. Inside, we imagined the extras you'd hope for: a spare face plate and swap hands.

On the runners

We pictured it the way a modern color-molded kit comes: white, blue, red and yellow plates so she looks right straight off the runners, plus clear rainbow parts for her signature hair.

The dream spec sheet

• Height: about 15 cm built
• Runners: 6 color-molded plates plus clear rainbow hair parts
• Faces: 3 face plates (smile, wink and a serious face) and eye water decals
• Extras: beam saber, swap hands and a clear action base
• Build: snap-fit, no glue or paint needed

Built and posed

Here's how we imagine her once she's off the runners: standing on her base, and in a full attack pose on the workbench.

Want it to be real? Vote for it

This is where you come in. If you'd build a Mira Frame, tell us on the Mira Frame page. Add your email and you're counted as a vote, and you'll be first to hear if anything Mira gets made.

Vote for Mira Frame

A full plastic kit is a long shot, so let's be honest about what a big vote count could lead to: real Mira-Chan gear we can actually make, like acrylic standees, stickers or a decal sheet. Everyone on the list hears about it first.

While you wait, build a real one

Mira would want you building in the meantime. These ship from our Florida shop in 1 business day:

• In-stock Gundam kits (look for the neon "In stock" badge)
• New to Gunpla? Start with our beginner guide and the Grade Guide

And if you need help picking, open the chat. Mira-Chan is right there in the corner.