harvey2face
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For dynamic poses, I tend to try them myself. Much to my wife's amusement. This helps me get a feel for how everything lines up. For these figures though I think, a simple pose works best. Taking a tricorder reading, using a communicator. Since I got the Captain's chair, none of mine are actually using a phaser.I do too, and I recognize this, but I have no idea how to make it better. Is there any advice you could give?
Like I have a hard time balancing them just so that they keep standing. Any pose differently than straight up gets them off balance. There is someone on Facebook who does a wonderful job of posing all kind of different Ben Browder characters and they always look so life-like and in mid motion, pointing and running and climbing. I have no idea how she does it, especially with so many in one shot. If one topples, all the others go with them in mine. Like dominos
I can't even get the Trek figures arms straight down at the sides, they always seem to stick off at an odd angle. Did I do something weird to their shoulder joints that should be fixed, or is that just the way they are? Obviously, I don't want to break anything in trying too hard.
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