6cm Tibia vs Femur

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Quote from: Valiant on August 03, 2018, 01:21:11 AMYes, that would make it 0.8.

Depends. How long is your wingspan?, that's another variable you have to also consider when deciding how much you should lengthen.
My inseam is 83cm and my height is 172.5cm.  If I were to lengthen my femur by 6cm, it would make my inseam be 49.85% of my total height. If I were to lengthen both my femur and tibia by 5cm, I would then have an inseam which would represent 50.95% of my total height.

Below are LL mockups which show how I would look like with such inseams.  With an inseam of 49.85% or lengthening my femur by 6cm doesn't look bad, well at least that's what I think.

https://m.imgur.com/g9zFpSB

Heya, thanks for the link!

My wingspan is 175cm, and they go way past my waist, so that should be fine.

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Quote from: Valiant on August 03, 2018, 01:21:11 AMYes, that would make it 0.8.

Depends. How long is your wingspan?, that's another variable you have to also consider when deciding how much you should lengthen.
My inseam is 83cm and my height is 172.5cm.  If I were to lengthen my femur by 6cm, it would make my inseam be 49.85% of my total height. If I were to lengthen both my femur and tibia by 5cm, I would then have an inseam which would represent 50.95% of my total height.

Below are LL mockups which show how I would look like with such inseams.  With an inseam of 49.85% or lengthening my femur by 6cm doesn't look bad, well at least that's what I think.

https://m.imgur.com/g9zFpSB

for you it is easy choice, go for femur, you do not have perfect femur tibia ratio, your tibia is relatively longer (it is like 1:1 ratio)

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Definitely start with femurs. One big bone as opposed to 2 bones. Less messing with knees and achilles tendon etc.

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Should it not be more easy to lenthen tibia, and to recover from tibia lengthening due to less muscles compared to femur?