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

I was worried these would be cheap knockoffs, but was pleasantly surprised to see that they are Figma brand figurines. The anatomy for the neck is very wacky on both of them, the male's neck is very thick and the female's is a bit too long. Because of the female's neck being a bit misshapen the shoulders look very awkward. Other than that, the anatomy is great. On both figures, the right arm does not bend all the way at the elbow, but the left arm does. They both hold their pose extremely well. They each come with one set of extra feet, and two sets of extra hands. The hands and feet are easy to replace. They are both made of very good quality material. They both came with adjustable stands that hold them and any other Figma action figure. They're easy to pose too.If you want a body-kun and body-chan, but don't want to spend $40 on each of them, these are a great substitute. They DO NOT come with accessories like cups, swords, phones, etc. These are smaller than the average Barbie doll, so doll accessories will be too big for them.

I really don't know where to begin; I've ordered more than six sets of these Figma figures and this set is by far the worst quality set. They've all had their issues, since I've been concentrating on cost efficiency, but this set...wow. The parts are all either so tight that they are unable to be posed, or so loose they fall apart. The pieces themselves are a brittle, low quality plastic, and many parts display flashing from poor moulding. The figures are misshapen in proportions, with many parts being elongated exaggeratedly or put together so haphazardly that they are deformed. I'm really unhappy with this purchase, and I'm hoping my refund request is honored. I DO NOT recommend purchasing these for any artist that isn't into Cronenberg type grotesques.

These dolls have decent features that can certainly assist with creating artwork and getting a good idea of light and shadow, and basic anatomy. However, the construction is on the cheap side. While they have ok range of motion, keeping each limb in place is a chore. Also, the build of the female is noticeably inferior to the male. The female is smaller, less detailed and more fragile. But, by far, the female head is a disaster. The neck is way too long and cannot be effectively or naturally positioned. Mine actually arrived broken, while other parts were just installed incorrectly. I fixed as much as I could and still ended up getting use out of it.

I am a painter, and bought these based on the pictures and poses. Sadly, the first time I posed them, the arms fell off, and/or legs fell off, and/or hand fell off. and once you get them put back on, the material is cheap enough that it is no longer the original shape. Disappointing. Maybe this would be great for a kid who wants to goof around, but for someone who was hoping for models to use for painting figures, not exactly "nice".

Smaller than what I expected and too many small parts to lose track of which is why I'm not returning the dolls because I've already lost some pieces. My fault for not checking size.

My daughter thought she'd like these for her drawing, but the hands simply wouldn't go on or stay on. I told her they were the best I could find, but she insisted she didn't want them. Maybe the simple, non-detailed ones will be better for her. It's a shame, because the hands looked great with multiple different hand shapes. Otherwise, the proportions were off. I knew that when I got it and we both thought she could work around that, but the hands were the deal breaker for her. We returned them.

The price for the two figures are nice but the biggest problem are the figures themselves. The additional hands and especially the feet pieces for the figures are close to impossible to attach due to the socket being too small and there's no range of motion for their necks. Also, both stands are quite loose so setting any action poses are difficult to do.If you don't have alot of money to spare or you're just starting to learn how to draw, I'd suggest buying it because the range of motion for both figures are still decent and you can still get good poses for them (if you can get the stand to work along with you). If you have plenty of money to spare or if you're a kid, go ahead and buy the one from the figma store or save up for them, you'll get more out of your money.

I ordered these with the idea of using them to practice shibari without another person. Right out of the package, the woman's leg fell off. I spent at least a few hours trying to get it back on properly, including trying to modify it to minimize the obvious manufacturing defect.Even aside for that, the man is extremely inflexible, and while the woman is a bit more flexible, it's still so much less than I expected.