11-12-2016, 09:19 AM
@Walent: I really appreciate you persevering with me dude - thanks :).
Quote:Try taking your time, seems like you're rushing things. Take a closer look at the humerus bone, see how the medial epicondyle is very pointy, while the lateral one is round.Yep - you're right I was rushing and didn't really study the epicondyles closely - good catch - I've had a go at fixing that below.
Quote:The left scapula isn't outlined right, I don't think that position is even possible, no matter how you move your arm. I'll give you a tip: always look for the teres major, it helps you determine the lower corner of the scapula because that's the origin of the muscle.OK I've labelled what I think is the Teres Major on the left scapula and then had another go at it - hopefully it's a bit nearer the mark this time?
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