Heidi E.
Shipping was pretty fast got this for my son in law for Christmas hope he loves them
Paul D.
Wonderful. The hand packs are a really useful addition!
Erik L.
Aside from my package being lost for a week by the post office, I’m loving them!
David M.
Really liked them, the texture was a little funky when i saw them the first time because I was expending a smoother look. But after some time, i like them
Raejean G.
Best birthday gift for 14 y/o! Any age really - the whole family felt like a new member just joined our household!
Amanda W.
Great for quick, easy posing and very expressive!
Constance Perry J.
This was purchased as a gift and I’m confident the recipient will love them!
Oliver B.
Really nicely printed, at first the scale threw me off but these are actually correct scale to match the figure whereas the regular poseable stickybones hands are much larger scale (I guess to make the fingers easier to pose/animate), so if you want something more accurate for sketching, these are perfect.
I'm mainly using these for animation because if you've used stickybones for stopmo before, you'll know that animating the fingers can be super difficult**. Using these hands allows you to focus on the more fundamental aspects of the animation without constantly messing up the fingers. For example if you're doing a run cycle and hands don't matter so much, you can just put some static hands in place so you can focus on the main elements of the run. And if you're trying to get a sense of how to properly animate anatomy etc I think the correct scale hands can help achieve a more realistic look.
If you have both sets A + B of these hands, then it's even possible to animate between them to an extent, although this works better in snap motions. But for the vast majority of things that you'd want to animate, there is a hand pose to fit: reaching out, plucking, holding, closed fist etc. These pre-chosen poses scan really well on camera too.
(**That's not to say there isn't value to learning to animate stickybones default hands, because of course, the poseability of those allows a fineness of motion that can convey more subtle emotions / movements. It's just hard + time-consuming.)
Michael G.
Great definition. I have both the A and B sets. Highly recommend. They add that bit of extra over the original hands that come standard with the Stickybones models.
james g.
great stuff for ny new sticky bones. !!!!
Mike S.
Received my Hands set and I Love them , Such Awesome Craftsmanship , Quality and Design . Such a Cool variety of hand gestures included in these two hand Sets , and thet are of a Very high quality, i was worried they would be brittle because the fingers are very small but nothing could be further from the truth, these are beautiful hands , such a cool texture and Very hard and durable. I am Very impressed with both hand sets and the limitless expressions that can be achieved with them .
Craig
Excellent detail & quality
Michael C.
Well made great product for anyone who wants to draw or animation.
David D.
I'm overall very impressed with the Stickybones figure, except for the left hip ball joint is just loose enough in one section that it just droops the whole figure over if that position is part of a pose. All the other joints and sockets are great, so I'm going to assume it's not a common issue. I ordered more of them in various colors to compare any possible differences from figure to figure in the different colors. They probably are the same, but you never know, ya know? Also because it is such an overall cool figure.
Donna S.
This figure can take my grandson's abuse and it is still as tight as the day we got it! He asks for one every Christmas.
Jill S.
I’m a total stickybones fan! I love everything about them and I think your company is fabulous!!
henry c.
Love everything about figures and all the expression and hand choices
Few of handsets were loose but nothing major
