So far I've only looked at the possibility of femoral lengthening. However most of my femur mock ups don't look very good. I think I might have naturally long femurs. So this time I made a tibia mock up.
http://imgur.com/nnKFQzc
(The photo is really zoomed in when you click on the link and I can't change it. Press crtl and - to zoom out and get the full view).
I'm not going to tell you (yet) how much I lengthened in this photo but I want to ask the following:
To the untrained eye, would I look fine and proportionate?
To your (trained) eye, does it look disproportionate?
How much would you guess I had lengthened?
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Posted on Aug 17, 2017, 10:16 am
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Posted on Aug 17, 2017, 1:06 pm
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Nice one. I lengthened about 7.5 cm in this photo (I am unlikely to go that far irl as it is rather a lot for tibial lengthening- and anyway it's the maximum I'd want to keep my leg length/torso length ratio good). So I do have pretty short tibias.
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