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Besides I don't belief this question is much of an use for anyone, I don't help you to improve and If you know the week's to spend on them, would you even start in the first place?
*imma learn how to draw mehehehe*
*sure let me se what you have learned ;D
One thing I think you should look at expanding upon is "balancing" your model's pose to ground them solidly. Makes them look more realistic, and less like weebles wobbling.
Otherwise, I think this is a really nice way of introducing others to the ground work that goes into art.