Some things that might interest you to know is that the A9RIGS come in two industry standard scales (1:12 and 1:6) which means you can easily accessorize and get costumes on ebay for both figures. Also, the figures have five fingers instead of four. Proportions are also accurate to real human beings. These are some of the main reasons people choose the A9RIGS

Yes, all orders shipping as of about when this video was posted are built with these new sockets. Since I make them as orders come in, the improvements are rolled out in almost real-time.

Armature Nine could I ask if it is available to Both Rider and Ranger version?

Hi Devin. Sorry for the late reply. The Riders havent really presented much trouble in this area. As of now fitting there seems pretty solid for Riders.

Any requests ? I’m thinking of some more cartoony and fantasy themed figures

@@Armaturenine Well i was thinking of having an in between of rider and ranger. i personally like to work with smaller figures. the rider is the best option for me size and price wise but with the articulated hands being bigger and disproportionate does kinda turn me away from it. So if a figure could still keep the articulations in the body and hands, be smaller than the ranger and keep everything proportionally and anatomically accurate than that could be a really good. If that’s possible of course because i do remember you stated that the rider has bigger hands making smaller jointed hands wouldnt work. But i personally would love a medium size bipedal armature. Other ideas i can think of are really creating disproportionate cartoon figures like if you look at disney animated characters and how there skeletal structures would look. like males having wider upper bodies and females having an hour glass figure with a thin waist. Also larger heads. you could also try the classic cartoon look where characters have very wiggly limbs. so armatures could have alot of joints in the limbs that could each move separately. For fantasy what about a mermaid or a medusa? Theres also a two headed person or allowing hands,head and other limbs to be swapped and places on different parts of the body. theres also like a werewolf or angle or demon with wings. Horns could be added even tendrils too.

@@lostonegrey1555 Great suggestions, thank you!! The armaturelab.com site has a lot of options like this where you could pretty much build most proportions and buy add-ons like different head sizes and horns. As far as a size between Rider and Ranger you might look at the Tween armature (it can be found in the drop-down menu for the Large bipeds). But I'll definitely consider looking into making an oversized Rider that would render more proportional hands.

@@Armaturenine Whats the difference with the teen and tween aswell with the other rangers? And in the end its up to you and if you think it will be a good product. but i would love for and upsized rider just for the smaller size, male and female anatomy and proportionate hands

@@lostonegrey1555 There's a photo here of all the age groups side by side: Kid, Tween, Teenager & Rangers. armaturenine.wordpress.com/2019/05/18/introducing-a-new-age-group/ The main difference is height and proportion. I'll look into a giant Rider though. Might be fun!