Non-heroic is good reference and advance level look good and easy to pose!
Both of those have a pros and cons, very opposite.
Non-heroic and heroic miniature will be look very bending than real posing while advance version can offer very wide of dynamic posing.
Will need it both, using non-heroic as scale and reference for advance armatures.
Need have a look at another options before I buy those.
Yodhrin wrote:I'd murder for good, "modern-GW-scale"(ie, suitable for making a slightly-heroic-proportioned model around 6 heads tall with the eye level around 30mm) male & female armatures, but I've yet to find any. They're either more like tru-28mm or else up to 32mm-to-the-eye and 7+ heads.
No matter what technique I try or how many times I practice, I just cannot grasp the process of making them from scratch, they always end up either looking like ill-proportioned mutants or in poses that look like half their joints have been dislocated.
Maybe I can made some of my own with my skills instead. It’s look easy to made ( in theory!
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Yeah too big. I remember that at university. Useful.
