>>10324330Doesn't surprise me - it's basically the same concept as what you do when you're drawing, especially when depicting the female form. You do the body (or an outline of it) first, then draw your clothing/accessories over it; this way, the clothing conforms to the figure's form and retains the overall silhouette, making it look more natural. They very clearly wanted Arcee to have a notably feminine figure for Prime, so they modeled a human female body (or, more likely, used a generic one that was readily available) and tacked her robot bits on top of it like a suit. It's less a case of the modelers being horny and more a case of them just cutting corners.
