A 10

A flexed arm, clenched and mid-boast. This raw sculpt is a single bent limb — a bicep drawn up hard, forearm swinging back toward a tight closed fist, the classic "show me your muscles" gesture frozen in place. You can read the rounded bulk of the upper arm, the crease at the elbow and the knuckles curling into the palm, all rendered as a smooth untextured mesh with a small flat plug at the shoulder end where it was separated from a larger body. It is a component part rather than a whole character — an arm meant to be joined, posed or displayed on its own as a bit of anatomical bravado. It suits maker projects that need a swappable or repair arm for a bigger figure, an anatomy study, or a quirky standalone ornament celebrating gym-day energy. The flat shoulder join makes it easy to pin and glue onto a torso. Print notes • Print with the forearm and fist supported — the raised hand overhangs, so add supports beneath it and at the elbow. • Orient the shoulder plug downward for a stable base and an easy join surface. • Resin keeps the knuckle detail sharp; FDM is fine if you enlarge it. • Drill and pin the shoulder before gluing if you are attaching it to another model.