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Overall its neat but I think you could improve the proportions on the body a bit, as its lower regions ( butt n bollock area) looks way too long. I would have a look at some reference or even yaself in a mirror.
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Sorry only just seen your alterations, yeah DJ is right still a bit to do yet, but getting there, keep it up!!
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