I don't think I could animate Oswald much better than Eric and company have done here. I just like a little different model, the Hugh Harman/Winkler rabbit is a lot of fun. He is a little squatter, has shorter fuller ears, and more bodily integrity than the earlier Disney model. The Winkler Oswald anticipates Tex Avery's body flexibility, and can even do eyeball "takes". I like floppier feet than the Disney, and would favor less Felix the Cat punctuation gags like exclamation points turning in to cannons. I love a stretch, instead of the body coming apart, to me it's funnier seeing a character like Oswald stretching his arms across the room to pick up a pipe, than detaching his arms and sending them across the room to pick it up. These are all matters of taste. I also favor less volumetric inbetweens, I like a slightly unsteady "breathing" through a scene, rather than such precise control of volume. Also, Oswald can "pop" to a pose once in awhile and still look 1920s, he doesn't have to "overlap" the pose all the time. These are just a few thoughts, not to be too critical of Eric, he did fine.