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Since you're making templates, I assume you'll be using a router to finish the outline - you could go straight for the router without trimming the blank and cut the shape out in several passes. (Probably easier with a guide collar on the router and
a suitably undersized template.)
I also bought a cheap bandsaw, and was pleasantly surprised with what it could do, but the lack of throat depth made cutting even half a body awkward.
i'm leaning towards a Jigsaw I think. Would any of these be up to the job? All seem to have suitable maximum cutting depths, but is there anything else to look out for?
http://www.diy.com/nav/fix/power-tools/saws/jigsaws/Bosch-PST-900-Pel-Compact-Jigsaw-10957573
http://www.diy.com/nav/fix/power-tools/saws/jigsaws/Mac-Allister-Laser-Pendulum-Jigsaw-MJS750L-750W-12389434
http://www.diy.com/nav/fix/power-tools/saws/jigsaws/Black-and-Decker-520W-Auto-select-Jigsaw-10477539
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But I'd suggest heading down to B&Q (if that's where you're going to buy it from - I wouldn't normally recommend anyone going to B&Q for anything) and just picking them up to see which is the most comfortable in the hand, and which seems the most solid.