Quote from: AnotherLLer on May 06, 2024, 08:19:39 PMOne of the most obvious signs that look off in someone's proportions is hand size.
Compare Henry's tiny hands to that of the brunette girl's standing besides him and it's immediately noticeable that the man has baby hands.
Not only baby hands, but he also have underdeveloped forearms that significantly shortened his arm length relative to his stature resulting in -5 inches of ape index (IMO his armspan is 172 cm max).
This is the photo I'm talking about:
https://ibb.co/GTsrWbC
I myself have small hands at 5'5 but imagine someone like Cavill who is legit 6'1/2 having the same size hands as me. My hand length measured from wrist line to tip of the middle finger is 17.5 cm long. I think that I lose at least 1.5 cm arm length from hand length alone, thus 3 cm wingspan. If I had 19 cm long hands, my wingspan should have been at least 170 cm but is 167 cm which is my morning height.
The more I look at Cavill standing with other people, the more I become aware how each cm of lengthening matters and anything above 5 inches of lengthening will result in a comical appearance. Even that is stretching it and I think that 11.5 cm (5 cm tibia and 6.5 cm femurs for ideal proportions) is the max tolerable limit where one can still look decent. The irony of LL is that the lower the starting height the lower you can lengthen in order to appear acceptable in terms of proportions. IMO guys 5'5 have a limit of 4.5 inches of total lengthening.
This guy did exactly 4.5 inches on both segments (IMO 4 cm tibia and 7.5 cm femurs). He looks acceptable at 5'9.5 but if he did even 2 cm more on any segment, he would start to look suspicious.
https://ibb.co/n0QRy9J
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