The ONLY change I would've made would be that her third arm would be mounted on her back, smack dab between her shoulders, or gave her a forth arm on the other side. But that's just my own thoughts, it's still a great model.

The only thing wrong I noticed with this model (at least for me) it that the rotational manipulator is not lined up with most of the bones which causes the model rotate in unnatural ways. The only bones that don't seem to be affected by this are the root, pelvis, spine, neck, and head bones. I'm not sure how easy this would be to fix, but if you could, it would make the model much easier to work with.

Could you expand on that? What is an unatural way? Do they get disconnected from the rest of the body? If its not too much of a bother a pic would be apritiated. I usually rig models untill I'm comfortable using them but if you'd like it in a different way I'll be glad to fix it.

Ope. Never mind. I "think" I figured it out. Try it out now

Sorry for not responding to you sooner. I saw on a discussion that the problem with the rotation manipulator might have to do with the bones not being aligned properly, but I just checked it and the rotation manipulator is fixed. Thank you.