Enough of you following this build I'm going to briefly birdwalk walk you and request a response of A, B, or C but to my email, so we don't hijack Alan's thread, please: info@promodeler.com - now nobody can say they're never consulted when it's important! So we all grok nose art, right? Like on some WWII airplanes. I'm doing something similar for a project . . . which pose do you like best?

B and C are a bit to much and they also 'push' the object to the background.

In B and C, the product and figure are centered in the "field of view" whereas in A it is unbalanced.  C specifically because the figure appears to be resting/leaning on the product as if to say she trusts it.

Phil

I vote C for a couple reason's:

1. We have all seen A & B many times over.

2. The servo is up against her back meaning to me it has your back in performance, reliability, etc. to take care of the airplane and not let you down.

3. Pushing with the legs as she sits (very strong muscles), represents the power in your servo's to move just about anything.

Just my 2 cents worth .....

Dan