Castrated V3 male: Yes, silly, silly. And all those male mammals out there on the market that are anatomically not correct also seem odd to me. Why is that so few people don't think that this is odd, but everyone would think it odd if we had to buy breasts for the females on the side because breasts did not come with the female models? Perhaps Ernyoka, anatomical mutilation seems sad to you and me because we respect nature and truth more than many people do. I am fine with mythical creatures and would like to see more models. But a real human or mammal that is being put on the market should start out with the proper anatomy, and then let the artist change it or cover it according to his or her needs and inspiration. Incidentally, last time I went to the Vatican museum they had removed the plaster fig leaves over the genitals of Greek and Roman statues, and of course Michaelangelo's Sistine chapel paintings do not show mutilated men or women. I think this oddness today is more American than European.