Yep, the casualty is a deadweight so legs do need to be straight out in front of him, and his butt does need to be lower to the ground, and his back touching the legs of the dragging guy.

Thanks Jerry for the pointers on the shoulders too. They should be more concave now I think about it.

The putty I’ll be using for the main sculpt, Rob, is Apoxie-Sculpt. It’s a two part epoxy I think. I’ve never used it before. Let’s see how it works out. Before I get started with that I’m going to have to cut away some of the miliput around the casualty's knees and pelvis to get more of a c bend, and perhaps lower the dragging guys arms so they’re closer to his knees. His head straining upwards would also add to the fig as well.

Thanks for all the helpful comments.

Lots more work to do.

Cheers

Matthew

YES !!! The angle of the arms is very natural now as is the waist position. I think maybe you let the boots go out too far now though. In a relaxed position,your fee would not go to the ground like that but stay at an angle . See what I mean ? Put on some heavy shoes and lay like that to see what I mean. Once again,you are doing brilliantly and don't get discouraged !
J

YES !!! The angle of the arms is very natural now as is the waist position. I think maybe you let the boots go out too far now though. In a relaxed position,your feet would not go to the ground like that but stay at an angle . See what I mean ? Put on some heavy shoes and lay like that to see what I mean. Once again,you are doing brilliantly and don't get discouraged !
J

That is a brilliant solution and works very well as it makes it more believable. it would take an extremely strong guy to hold someone up with their arms almost straight out like that.
Now,look at the starting point for your figures at the beginning of this thread,then compare it to where you are now. Much much improvement IMHO,
J