First off, thanks for your comment, I have read it and taken what you've said into account.
Thanks for the compliment. In my own opinion I would consider LCB a much better model than NLCB, whose only superior quality is the face.
The head is actually the third version of it that i have sculpted. The first was a larger more "beaked" (like the original) with a bone armour and the second was a smiling under bite, which quite frankly made him look like Lord Short Bus Bits.
Myself I am very fond of the face as I feel it makes him seem like an actual intelligent, sentient, creature and also a very evil one. That smile sure ain't friendly! I think that adding the nose, which would take away some of the upper lip, and giving him a menacing paint job will solve this problem. (This might also be the pictures ot capturing the eyes properly as it did look very goofy before he got his eye brows).)
The pose of the arms was a tricky part of this model, since I wanted to use the original metal arms. The lower arms are actually swapped, so that the right one is at the left and vice verse. But the pose for the lower arms was very much intended since the pose of the rest of the model (mostly the legs) do not have any movement to them. The upper ones I wasn't even sure I was going to use, but in the end i settled for them as it was an easy solution.
Overall the arms look a bit awkward, but as I was going for a pose that was less awkward than original LCB's "Roar, Im so angry at the sky" pose, I am still very pleased.
This is a cool idea, but it would be hard to pull off a screaming head when the rest of the pose is so static. Had the arms been more menacing and the legs been running or walking forward it would have looked good.
Now that I think about it i could probably pull off screaming in his current pose if he was screaming at the sky... But that was the pose I was trying to avoid in the first place!
All in all, thanks for taking your time to give me your opinion. I wont make any changes based on it right now but I will keep it in mind when I am painting and during future projects.
Have a good one!