Wenini Action Figure Drawing Model, Drawing Figures for Artists Action Figure Model Human Mannequin Man Woman Kits for Sketching, Painting, Drawing, Artist, Kids, Adult

Bought this product to have a female to go along with the male figure I all ready have. It's vary cheap and flimsy. The interchangeable peices don't fit together good or just don't fit at all. The pelvis and torso joint is so flimsy it won't pose . Just flops over. The sword accessory came bent. A couple of the sets of hands look like tiny globs rather then hands and the box was beat up pretty bad. All in all just a crappy product. I should have just spent the few extra bucks and bought the" body kin" brand like my male figure is. Vary disappointing and I'll make sure not to buy anything of this brand again

The size is small but not ludicrous. You will definitely be taking photos of it for your reference as it is too small to do so directly from the figure. However this is what I planned to do anyway so it works out. Better for a digital artist vs more traditional means

The product was nothing like what was shown. it looked like the whole doll was just thrown together from different doll parts,and i tried to get a replacement and they said for 4 whole months! They refused to give me a refund when i asked, and i had to fight them for it! Finally got it through amazons return policy. 0/10 do Not recommend!

This was poorly made. Some of the hands don't even fit because they weren't made properly. I'm so disappointed.

This thing is tiny. To the point that it's pretty limited as an artist model. They say 5.9" but it's only 5". And yes, that 0.9" would have made a difference. At this tiny size any increase would make a difference. One solution might be to pose it and then take a picture which of course you can view at a much larger size. I haven't tried that yet but it brings me to the next issue. Range of motion. It's pretty limited in important joints like the hips and shoulders which makes many poses impossible. I was hoping for more versatility from this type of figure.As far as quality I think it's pretty good. The parts are molded well and there is no excess flash on them. Some of the joints are pretty stiff initially but you just have to carefully work them back and forth a bit. It came with nine sets of hands, three sets of clasped hands and a couple right hands that can hold the couple things you get with it. A sword and shield and a couple cups. There is also a stand and a table/bench to pose her on. Her shape is bit weird in that her head and butt are a bit big which gives her the look of a teenage manga character. She's obviously more anatomically correct then a wooden figure but with such tiny limbs you're going to need a blow up for it to be any added value.I need to do some actual testing to decided if I'm keeping it but at this point I'm leaning toward getting my $20 dollars back and putting it into a 12" TOA figure but that's a huge jump up in price.

after taking it out of the box the flimsy plastic of the legs broke at the joint after attempting to take the thighs off to use the alternate pose.DO NOT BUY, the plastic is flimsy and what doesn't break won't fit together

The figureen is WAY too small (I expected it bring much bigger) and the instructions for assembly are in Japanese, useless without English translations. I'm very disappointed.

The item keeps falling about. Then strangely enough the legs won’t come apart without breaking the figure in which the product comes with extra legs.