I'm watching this thread also to see where this goes, so far I'm impressed,its nice to see a figure that starts in pinup form and has genitals,last figure I can remember being this good was eve,and that was a long time ago(was very good at the time),since then I have to say I have been fairly unimpressed by new figures, and that has left me over the years using v4,a4 and the girl, as everything after this pretty much was samey(if you know what I mean), and sadly even those that I use are heavily morphed. I hope to see this out in the wild web one day as I think this would fit nicely into my render pattern. Keep up the excellent work.

To me it looks like her legs are too small and short for her body. Also the hips should be broader and maybe longer too. Basically everything below the waist looks too small.

eyes go in the center of the head.so if the head is 7 eyes tall. the eyes are at 3.5 . legs are objective every one will have a opinion. wonder woman's n all of DC, Marvels woman's n men's legs are 4 heads tall.

she looks much better lately ...completed lots of tweaks

Maybe it's just a low camera position, but she appears to have gone back to the eyes-set-too-high version. What gives her a weird look to me is her eyes being set somewhat above the top line of her ears, and the distance between mouth and nose. Her whole nose/eyes/eyebrows section could be moved several mm lower.

I also think:-

Large ears contribute to her head appearing to be large in proportion, but I don't think it is at all.

For a pinup style, her previous slimmer waist was more appropriate. You overdid the return to reality!

Just my opinion on first look. Sometimes you can't see so well from too much looking!

A bit OT, but that last line I wrote got me thinking about something...

An ex had a prominent nose line which became familiar (and, through association I suppose, even erotic) in the few years we were together. When her new squeeze persuaded (and paid for) her to have it surgically 'corrected', she looked really weird to me. (Ironically, the transformation helped to soften the blow: here was physical evidence that she had not just walked away from us, but had actually become another person!) The thing is that now her face is no longer a familiar sight, when I do occasionally see her she just looks 'normal'.

latest update. tons of time spent searching for a look that's is not too fantasy and also not too realistic. this is the low-poly version of the model so the collar bends might not look as smooth as they might.

I'd make her shoulders a little further apart.