Just a couple of poses showing off how the skeleton fits inside the model, presented with my wireframe shader modified to be transparent. Technically, it's not the shader that makes the wireframe effect...

Anyways, I present here the wireframe in both the base low poly version that I model in, as well as the wireframe of the mesh after the smooth function has been applied. I've also set aside a special view of the face so you can see more detail of the skeleton backing the tongue as well as the relatively dense facial topology.

The tail here has been scaled as Blythe normally is. I've been thinking about it and I will probably (eventually) just translate the tail joints out to those positions and pull/puff the tail so that it's like that at binding. Then I won't have to mess with the scaling any more. Although the scaling is not exactly difficult, as I handle that all through a MEL script.

I really like how the top pose came out! It is based off one of my, err, personal poses; I don't really post those. I think I'm going to have to do a complete version of this one some time, though.