Here is my final for the Organic Modeling class at AAU San Fransisco.
Basemesh created in Maya, sculpted in ZBrush.
The veins were created using the topology tools and
the ‘convert to main’ feature to skin the zsphere chains.
Thank you for looking! 
Very nice, really like the vein work. This is pretty close to the freedom of teach model. How many poly’s did this end up being? Great muscle forms too.
You know what I think. BTW really like the texturing that ended up on it.
Great work,i just saved your images to my anatomy reference folder 5stars
WA WA WI WOW!! This is exceptionally good. Close ups of the hands and feet would be greatly appreciated!
Great job, I’ll be taking a second and a third look for sure, maybe more.
Great work Woody!
Now go put your skin back on!
Definitely one of the better anatomy models I’ve seen. Great job!
This is beautiful stuff!
@womball - Thank you, yes, I used reference from Andrew Cawrse and freedom of teach. I wanted one of his figures for Christmas this year, but just too darned expensive right now. The model ended up around 2.5 million polys if memory serves.
@Gordon - Thanks man. I had alot of fun with the polypaint. Really makes a difference, y’know?
@arsan - Wow, I’m flattered you would use these for reference. They are fairly accurate, so I’m pleased that they can help you in your art.
@DAnconia - blush Thanks so much. As for closeups of the hands/feet, you make me realize how much further I could take the sculpting. I could post some screengrabs for you later if they would be beneficial.
@maxinkuk - Thank you!
@Greg - Yeah man, you know I’ve been really uncomfortable the past few days with it hanging in the closet. 
@fattkid - Thanks, there are alot of really great anatomy studies out there. I’m pleased to hear your compliment of this one.
@KrakenCMT - The human body is beautiful, isn’t it? An amazing piece of machinery.
Nice work 
peter griffin - “Am I supposed to sculpt the *****?”
Great job, so smooth and with sense.
But he remind me guy from Gears of War ^^"
Thanks, this should make for a great reference