I have been looking through these downloads and was wondering If there were any free dolls ... like Victoria or something similar... I can't afford to buy them.. that is why I was asking. Thank you ^_^.

Dolls??? Please, lets call them "Models", or all testocerone would be washed away from all the male poser users :) Studio Maya has a free model woman, but Victoria and Mike have to be purchased at DAZ.

There are human models in Poser so you should have some to start with anyhow. There are some anime styled models as well - can't remember where - little dragon will know.

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Geraldray has a couple in his downloads as well. They're lo-mesh, which may not hold up well in close up. And who knows, maybe the poster really meant dolls. There are a few out there, designed for the MilGirls.

I think the Eve testerone raising 'doll' [LOL] might still be available over at Traveler's old site. [At least the Azura version was there last time I dropped in which way quite awhile ago.] Sorry I don't have the URL handy but sure someone here will pop in in. You tuned in Trav?

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Well in a sense it IS dolls.. They're certainly not alive, despite what they MAY look. Poser = electronic Barbie Dolls, remember? :o)

I told someone at work the other day, "If the objective weren't the occasional piece of art, I might as well just be playing with virtual Barbie Dolls :D" For the preservation of testosterone, we can refer to them as male and female 'action figures' ;)

Well you could have got Victoria V 1.0 free with Computer arts a few months ago, there's always the MayaDoll from Studio Maya, (ask somebody for a link, I'm in a net cafe in Bucharest at the mo') If you really mean a "doll" then DAZ did a free rag-doll a while back, (6 months to a year or more, not sure) there should be textures for it in free stuff. later jb

While on the subject of "dolls" or "not-dolls", correct me if I am wrong but wasn't the Barbie Doll the creation of a male? I have often made comment and totally disagree with the accepted double-standard that boys climb trees and girls play with dolls. My prime example of this is the late-great boxer, Emile Griffth....a champion who designed ladies hats as a sideline business.