Body Kun Doll, Artists Manikin Blockhead Jointed Mannequin Drawing Figures for Figure Model Male+Female Set (Gray Colored Version

I highly recommend detaching the arms and legs and then re-attaching them (they're modular, so they just snap on-off easily, which is a super clever design and prevents breakage) ... after doing so, the range of motion is greatly increased for all joints. Also, I've noticed that the manufacturer consistently packages the female figures with the necks on BACKWARDS ... so simply spin the neck around 180 degrees when you remove them from the package and they will look/feel much more life-like. Basically, what I'm saying is that these little reference figures need to be "stretched out" a bit before you use them, and they work really well!

For a model for drawing, it isn't easy to pose whatsoever. Sometimes I'll get it in a specific pose and it will start bending back by itself to a different position slowly. The hands are difficult to change. I stopped using it quickly, but I'm sure after an extended period of bending the joints they would loosen up.

Once I received my package the necks from the two figures are just horribly placed. The male is short and thick looks like Igor came back from surgery. Especially Igors wife the "thing". Her lower stomach area looks like it got twisted and stretched out, especially since her neck is sooo long! I am disappointed with this I should have stuck with google images. At least the motion is good to move around that's the only good side.

I bought this KNOWING it was a bootleg. As far as I'm concerned, art is a hobby for me, not a profession, so I really don't want to spend $200+ on the real thing. If it works, who cares if it's not the real deal? The things that are bad about these are: They run a little small, not quite 6"... more like 5 1/2. Some of the joints are janky, but they stand on their own. Most of the joints are 'stiff' but not hard to move around. Only bad joint is the male buck's left leg, it's pretty loose. But they come with good stands, so it's not an issue. They come with a stand, two sets of hands and an extra pair of feet without the toe joints, but that's it. It gets the job done, so I'm not bummed to spend $20 on them. Overall? Yeah, I would probably buy them again. They're pretty dang good for some $20 knockoff's.

Product arrived broken, hip joint appears fused & broken off inside the leg. Also horribly in-anatomical - generally the proportions are passable as a simple drawing / modeling aid, although the neck is bizarrely elongated & freakish - not represented in the images.

Way better than I expected! I don't "need" the referrence, but it does help me short cut figuring out some more ambitious poses.

Those are alright for static poses. maximum they can do is seated pose. to make them squat or tilt torso or pelvis in certain position is impossible, limbs fall off if you try. Better then nothing for a price, but if you want flexible model doll for dynamic poses these are not for you. Female neck was attached backwards I just reattached it in normal position. Overall 3 stars for me.

Smaller than I expected, but that was my fault. They are well made and have a good range of movement.