[Machine Translation] A new line of base bodies is launching in the Beautiful Girls x Mechanics" series, Megami Devices"! "B1R-L Chassis Kit, Skin Color E"!! Maki Asai has reimagined the Block 1 standard L-size base figure used in the early Megami Devices. While maintaining as much compatibility as possible with existing characters, the kit has been updated in terms of articulation, proportions, and ease of assembly, reborn as a simple chassis kit. The body size adopts the popular L size seen in the Koumu Series and others. With a two-piece set consisting of a concept color and a full-body skin color, it not only allows for customization by swapping color schemes but also offers wide-ranging applications as a base material. Following the B1R-M, this is the first Megami Device to feature printed, movable eyeballs, and it is compatible with Block 2 standard faces and hair, such as those from the Bastard Doll series. (Product Specifications) / The set includes two runners molded in Concept Color & Full-Body Skin Color E. / In addition to the printed movable-eyeball face, the set includes an unpainted movable-eyeball face and a generic face compatible with decals. / The chest, abdomen, waist, and toes come with both detailed and non-detailed parts, allowing you to choose and combine them to achieve your preferred level of detail. / The head helmet offers a choice between a design that reveals the facial expression and one that conceals the eyes. The fins are movable, enriching the silhouette. / Shoulder blades designed for compatibility are included; by replacing the default shoulder blade parts, you can attach the chest section of existing Megami Devices (pre-Bastardoll). / Included are a back armament hanger with a 3mm-diameter universal hole for attaching existing parts, a blade-shaped tool part for moving the eyeballs, and a single-leg stand. (What is Megami Device?) This is a plastic model series based on the concept of a near-future battle hobby," featuring 14cm-tall, freestanding robot figures that you can build, customize, and battle with, much like enjoying plastic model kits. Centered around the Machinica Series" a new base body designed by Maki Asai, a leading figure in the field of articulated figures the series features characters and mechs created by various designers. The parts are color-separated, and the faces are pre-painted using tampo printing, so simply assembling the figure yields a finish close to the original design. The use of 3mm-diameter joint holes ensures not only part compatibility within the series but also allows for combination with many Kotobukiya plastic model parts already on the market.