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So, skipping the explanation why: I'm going to receive 2 more sylvaneth treelord kits.

I already have a Druthu and Ancient, so i was planning on fielding these as the vanilla variety.

K, so actual question: does anyone know if the sculpt PHYSICALLY works if you swap the non-weapon parts around to different poses?

I normally don't mind monopose minis, but with these massive trees it's going to be a lot more noticeable. So i was trying to figure some way to make the 2 vanilla treelords look different from each other (prior to painting)

Thanks in advance!

Yes, of course it'll physically work.
The only question is how much cutting & greenstuff/putty is required for your new poses.

They swap around just fine really.

The Treelord pose is the best for the Treelord's hand, if you assembled the vine-tentacles.

With the Durthu Pose, the tentacles point downwards, and can get tangled up when the model is engaging in melee.

With the Treelord Ancient pose, the point up and it looks kind of weird and awkward IMO.