I added both characters in one file to prevent having difficulty putting them back together if they were on separate files.
As in the first one, I used one of my drawings as reference. Now I can easily turn the view around to change my angles depending of the scene I need or anyone needs.
You can not use it as a pose library as they are already "body types" figure-ver.2. But if necessary, you can drop any other pose on these to change as needed.
This is the second one of the "comfort" series.
I may add more in the future.
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