Like the head seeming to be too big, that's partly a camera trick, but they aren't identical. Not an easy thing to do unfortunately. I'm still working on that.
By themselves each actually looks quite Asian, but the problem is that one is slanted more than the other. The camera only angle exacerbates the difference. The difference isn't nearly as noticeable in person. The camera brings out all sorts of things you never knew were there. So he has a droopy eye. People do from time to time.
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My second 1/9th scale figure was a Zulu warrior. The way I had sculpted it made the calves look too short in relation to the thighs. They weren't, but the way I had sculpted the loin cloth and where I positioned it, as well as the cow tail plumes on his calves, plus the overall posture I had chosen made the calves look way too short.
It was really strange. From the right angle you can see that the knees are where they should be and the back of the calves are right, but from the intended viewing angle it looks weird. I spend a lot more time trying to plan around those kinds of things, but there's always something. Sometimes I catch them early enough to correct them, and sometimes I don't.