COPYLOVE Drawing Model PVC Action Figure - Jointed Doll for Artists (Grey Female)

Review: Pros: Comes with all included pieces, can put spare parts inside the clear stand like a case, this particular seller was the og good quality for me, instructions w/ pictures included, fun to play around with during art block, smaller than expected, wont break if you drop it. Cons: 50/50 chance of buying the good or bad quality, pieces are easy to lose so be careful, Neck, shoulder, and thigh areas look pretty fragile, I would also recommend not to throw it, Instructions are in japanese. Can: Stand on it's own, bends pretty well, durable, removable hands and head Cant: bend to certain positions. Tilt his head back. Lay down. And pretty much anything your out of shape friend cant do like: splits, touching toes, sit ups, etc. I was generally surprised. I was quite skeptical about buying one of these after seeing so many bad reviews. However, i started having difficulty drawing anatomy and was desperate for any help i could get. So, i thought, "Why not? Let's see what's so wrong with it." I was going to be very gentle with it, to make sure it lasted longer. However, when i got it. It was amazing. Durable. Flexable even. It's great. I pose him everywhere in my room. I loved it so much i bought a second one off a different seller with different pieces. However, when receiving the second figure, I finally understood. Buying a body kun is a 50/50 deal. You either get the good quality on your first try or the badly 3d printed kind with overly small hands. All-in-all, from this seller, i would definitely recommend buying. ((Will definitely get another to make sure my statement stands true.)) I have let you all know the pros and cons. If you receive a bad quality body kun, you will know. Trust me. It is obvious... I will also provide some photos of my body kun and recent drawings. Yes, i prefer him without a head. So what?

Most of the joints in my experience work perfectly fine. The only thing I don't like is how easily the hands and sometimes even the legs can pop off. Even Monster High dolls didn't have their hands popping off that easily... Other than that I haven't had issues. They're easy to maneuver and the stands and props that come with them are so very handy. I have already made a couple drawings using these as reference! They're helping me understand perspective of the human body a little better and helping me visualize certain poses I can't find online. I am satisfied with my purchase(s).

It's very small, but easy to use. The replacement hands are sometimes difficult to put on, and the stand doesn't hold up the figure, nor does the box snap into place. It mostly resembles the human muscular anatomy, only because of the joints.

I bought this and the male version. She doesn’t stay together well if you try to pose her. The base is required to make her stand. The stand cane with mismatched parts so the arms that go around her waist are not the same and 1 of those keeps falling off. Really disappointed every time her head or torso pops off. Maybe fun for a gag gift but needs improved for model use. I think maybe her size is too small to have functional joints. Quality control on her needs improvement. The male version stays together better in my opinion. Love how she looks though. I hope they can fix her issues but for this price range, I would not buy her again.

I bought this for helping me keep scale as I build a dollhouse. Having a human-like figure to put in the rooms as you plan helps a lot. I wanted one that I could have standing, sitting etc and I shopped around for one that is specifically set to the scale I want: one inch to one foot. This little guy is it. He articulates to stand alone, to sit in chairs, lie in beds, kneel in doorways, crawl by the window….just whatever it takes to help get it in mind how realistic the house is. This little guy is amazingly flexible. He comes with all sorts of parts I will probably never need. He has lots of hands that I could change out if I wanted them to be in different positions. The wrists are highly articlulated but the hands are fixed units. But like I said there are many so you can have his hands in almost any position you need. He has couple of weapons, and I don’t know what all. I gather this is for drawing anime? I don’t know. I can’t draw but I would imagine if I were ever to attempt it this little guy would be very helpful in doing that. I think I will call him George.

It’s super small and doesn’t work at all. The joints are super stiff. I tried to move the arm and it just snapped off and won’t go back on. The stand is terrible too. It can’t even stand upright on its own. Everything about it feels super cheap and really isn’t worth it.

Super surprised by this.box even says S H Figuarts on it. Smooth articulation. Only issue is one of the hands the connecting hole is a bit large so it’s loose. Not a deal breaker, just means I’ll put blue tac or something in it to close the hole a bit. Otherwise a great posing figure.

Amazing for the price comes with many things easy movement in almost all joints nice and small for easy storage