Tasquah, It is worth the price. Those are pistons in the legs AND the legs bend in the right direction (remember Questor muttering about pistons?) When debating costs, I usually think, "how long would this take me to build?", but lately have added, "how much pain-reliever will it take to build this?" Most of the people here are very, very spoiled by the generosity of the free-stuff providers. I appreciate the Iron Horse pun, but don't care for the overall silhouette of the model. The chest needs some bulk, compared to that butt! I'd probably have used a large draft horse (descended from the brutes ridden by knights a thousand years ago) for the shape and proportion. This might be modifiable, though. The expression is fantastic. (It is a pity that I don't cartoon: I just had a mental image of several mechanical beasties shuddering and backing away in fear (and crawling the walls in the case of Traveler's nano-bots) as the artist (he-he-heh) enters the room with that large Poser Magnet! "Steel Yourself for this One") If I had the money, I would get this horse to add to my stable of mechanical beasties and robots even if it isn't Poserized. Hmmm... "All in green went my love riding, on a great horse of gold, into the silver dawn... four lean hounds crouched low and smiling: the merry deer ran before..." (I can't sing like Joan Baez, so feel a desire to reach into my collection of vinyl, too!) There are lots of possible things one could creatively do with a nice mechanical horse. Carolly