| What's Included & Features |
All of the Following Hand Poses Are Included for Both Michael 4 and Victoria 4 (40 Poses for Each, 80 Poses in All):
- Ball Large 1: Holding a Basketball (or Similar Ball) with the Palm Flat and the Fingers Spread.
- Ball Large 2: Same as 1, but with the Fingers 'Tented'
- Ball Large 3: Same as 1, but with the Hand in the 'Free Throw' Position
- Ball Small: Catching or Throwing a Small Ball, like a Tennis Ball
- Book Carry 1: Carrying a Book (or any similar Object) with the Fingers Curled Around the Spine or Edge
- Book Carry 2: Carrying a Book Clasped Between the Thumb and Fingers
- Cell Phone: Holding a Cell Phone (or Similar Object) between the Thumb and Fingertips
- Chopsticks: Holding Chopsticks in Standard Eating Position
- Cigar 1: Holding a Cigar Between the Thumb and Fingertips
- Cigar 2: Holding a Cigar in the 'Crook' of the Index Finger
- Cigarette 1: Holding a Cigarette between the Index and Middle Fingers, with the Hand Relaxed
- Cigarette 2: Same as Cigarette 1, but with the Fingers Straight, as When Puffing
- Cigarette 3: Holding a Cigarette between the Thumb and Index Finger
- Coffee Mug: Holding a Coffee Mug with the Thumb, Index, and Middle Fingers
- Cup Hand: Hand Cupped, as for Holding an Object or Scooping up Water
- Cylinder Large: Holding a Large Cylinder, such as a Coffee Can or Vase
- Cylinder Medium: Holding a Medium-Size Cylinder, such as a Soda Can
- Cylinder Small 1: Holding and Pointing a Small Cylindrical Object, such as a Sword Grip, a Flashlight, a Barbecue Fork, a Wand, Etc.
- Cylinder Small 2: Gripping a Small Cylindrical Object, such as a Broom Handle, a Bicycle Grip, a Hand Weight, Etc.
- Fork-Spoon: Holding a Fork or Spoon; also Works for an Artist's Paintbrush or Pen
- Hand Flat 1: Hand Pressed against a Flat Surface with the Fingers Spread
- Hand Flat 2: Same as Above, but with the Fingers Together
- Hand Tended: Hand Resting on Flat Surface, with the Fingers 'Tented'
- Lipstick: Holding a Tube of Lipstick or Chapstick, or any Other Small Cylindrical Object
- Little Bit: Using the Thumb and Forefinger to Indicate a Small Amount-- 'Just a Little Bit'
- Pencil: Holding a Pencil or Pen in Writing Position; Can also Be Used for Artist's Paintbrush, Small Carving Tools, Etc.
- Phone: Holding a Regular Telephone Receiver
- Pinch 1: Pinching the Thumb and Forefinger Together
- Pinch 2: A Two-Fingered Pinch
- Pinch 3: A Three-Fingered Pinch
- Pinchgrip 1: Gripping a Flat Object, such as a Business Card or Piece of Paper, between the Thumb and Index Finger
- Pinchgrip 2: A Stronger Variation of Pinchgrip 1
- Sandwich: Holding a Hamburger, Sandwich, or any Similar Object
- Spray Bottle: Holding Any Sort of Small Spray Bottle
- Table Knife: Holding a Table Knife; Can also Be Used for Other Small Tools, such as a Chisel or Wood-Carving Knife
- Wine Bottle 1: Holding a Wine Bottle (or Other Cylindrical Object) between the Thumb and Fingertips
- Wine Bottle 2: Holding a Wine Bottle (or Similar Bottle) by the Neck
- Wine Glass 1: Holding a Wine Glass by the Bowl
- Wine Glass 2: Holding a Wine Glass by the Stem (also Useful for Holding a Flower or Any Other Such Object
- Zero Fingers: Returns Fingers to the 'Zero' Position
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