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    Below Knee Prosthetic Leg / Running Blade LoRA (F2K) - v2.0
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    A below knee prosthetic leg LoRA for Flux.2 Klein 9B, training from 800+ images.

    Suggest strength: 0.9 - 1.0

    v0.2

    • Generating

      • single bkpl: bkpl, a realistic photo of a person standing, showing one natural human leg and one below-knee bkpl artificial leg.

      • double bkpl: bkpl, a realistic photo of a person standing on two below-knee bkpl artificial legs (bilateral).

      • single bkrb: bkrb, a realistic photo of a person running, showing one natural human leg and one below-knee bkrb artificial running leg.

      • double bkrb: bkrb, a realistic photo of a person running on two below-knee bkrb artificial running legs (bilateral).

    • Replacing

      • single bkpl: Replace the left/right natural lower leg below the knee with a single below-knee bkpl prosthetic leg; keep the other leg natural and unchanged.

      • double bkpl: Replace both natural lower legs below the knee with two below-knee bkpl prosthetic legs (bilateral, no natural legs below the knee remain).

      • single bkrb: Replace the left/right natural lower leg below the knee with a single below-knee bkrb running blade; keep the other leg natural and unchanged.

      • double bkrb: Replace both natural lower legs below the knee with two below-knee bkrb running blades (bilateral, no natural legs below the knee remain).

      • Add in the end: Preserve the person's exact pose, body proportions, skin tone, clothing, background and lighting; only modify the targeted lower leg.

    • Liner / Socket

      • bkpl pin-lock: The prosthetic has a black socket with a short pin-lock liner (low-cut, visible at the socket rim, locking pin at the bottom) and a metallic pylon.

      • bkpl sealing: The prosthetic has a black socket with a clearly visible sealing liner that rolls over the residual limb and shows above the socket rim, with the lower socket exposed, and a metallic pylon.

      • bkrb pin-lock: The prosthetic has a black socket with a short pin-lock liner (low-cut, visible at the socket rim) connected directly to a curved carbon-fiber running blade, with no pylon and no foot.

      • bkrb sealing: The prosthetic has a black socket with a clearly visible sealing liner that rolls over the residual limb and shows above the socket rim, connected directly to a curved carbon-fiber running blade, with no pylon and no foot.

    • Foot

      • shoe + sock: The prosthetic foot wears a tall sock that fully covers the metal pylon up to the socket, plus a shoe.

      • sock only: The prosthetic foot is covered only by a tall sock that fully covers the metal pylon up to the socket; no shoe.

      • shoe, no sock: No sock: the shoe is worn directly over the prosthetic foot shell, with the bare metal pylon visible above.

      • barefoot foot shell: Barefoot: the prosthetic ends in a realistic flesh-toned cosmetic foot shell, with the bare metal pylon visible above.

      • bare blade: The carbon-fiber running blade is bare, with no sock and no shoe.

      • blade + shoe: The running blade is fitted with a running shoe at the bottom.

    Construct prompt with: Generating or Replacing(+Ending) + Liner and Socket + Foot

    v0.1

    For sockets:

    • Sealing liner
      with a {COLOR} sealing liner fully visible and covering the upper portion of the {COLOR} socket, leaving the lower socket exposed

    • Pin-lock liner
      with a {COLOR} pin-lock liner visible above a {COLOR} socket

    For types:

    • Normal
      bkpl artificial lower leg

    • Running blade
      bkrb athletic artificial lower leg with a curved carbon-fiber running foot

    For barefoot:

    • without shoes, exposing a skin-toned synthetic prosthetic foot cover with five molded toes

    Single / Double:

    • Single
      exactly one bkpl artificial lower leg / exactly one bkrb athletic artificial lower leg with a curved carbon-fiber running foot + {SOCKET/LINER} + ,and the other leg is a natural leg

    • Double
      bilateral bkpl artificial lower legs / bilateral bkrb athletic artificial lower leg with a curved carbon-fiber running foots

    Eg.

    a person with exactly one bkrb athletic artificial lower leg with a {COLOR} sealing liner fully visible and covering the upper portion of the {COLOR} socket, leaving the lower socket exposed, a curved carbon-fiber running foot, and the other leg is a natural leg with single white sock and single white sneakers,

    Description

    Fix trigger words.

    LORA
    Flux.2 Klein 9B-base

    Details

    Downloads
    25
    Platform
    CivitAI
    Platform Status
    Available
    Created
    10/8/2026
    Updated
    10/13/2026
    Deleted
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    Trigger Words:
    bkpl
    bkrb