I'm almost tempted to say: when I show you mine you show me yours, but in all respect, you make much better figures than I can ever dream off. I can make reasonable good architectural models like furniture, boats and houses, but making lifelike models like animals or people is a complete different story (this is a dutch translation to english, but after four whiskeys, I can't find the right expression, but I hope you'll get the point)
I know how to rig, I have a slighty knowledge of human proportion and  anatomy,  and I have some experience in freeform modelling, but putting it all to together is still very difficult for me.
That's one of the reasons why I have a great admiration for people who can think beyond the borders.

Bopper.

-How can you improve things when you don't make mistakes?