Anyone ever done a third, middle breast for Vicki or V3? You know where I get the idea don't you.... :o) I guess that would need some smart patchwork with a modified extra collar attached as a prop, or something. :] Fish

Gee, next you'll be asking for a guy with 2 heads and 3 arms and a vending machine which doesn't serve tea!

No, but Natalia by Dacort has a morph for a third breast, and much much more. Check out Victorias incredible faces and textures for her. Emily

Carolly: Now why shouldn't the vending machine serve tea? Sounds like an excellent idea, I could use a cuppa.... Also, he could have 2 something elses, souns like fun! Now there's an idea.... :] Fish

What ever do you mean Fish, LOL.

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She does????? blink, blink I own Natalia and I've played with her head morphs (several really excellent ones)... maybe I'd better check out her chest! (You can tell by this that I'm female, since I suspect that most guys would have ogled her breast dials upon installation. Carolly

No, she doesn't! I just loaded Natalia hi-Res and she does have some nice gravity morphs and conical morphs and other fun stuff... but no third breast. Pity. :(

Yes she does. Also many extras morphs, to many to name.

"Mmmmm...going on "typical' mammalian structures...wouldn't she be more likely to have 4 (or 6 !!) arranged in two vertical rows ?? (And I believe that THIS is medically possible...but VERY rare ? )

First time I tried it, I thought of the bar scene in Total Recall. Not easy to put clothes on her, then again, I haven't tried her in P5 Yet. P5 cloth room keeps getting better all the time. Well I'm off to see if it works.

Three-breasted woman is the traditonal emblem of Frascati. Don't ask me why ...

"Mmmmm...going on "typical' mammalian structures...wouldn't she be more likely to have 4 (or 6 !!) arranged in two vertical rows ?? (And I believe that THIS is medically possible...but VERY rare ? ) I would think evolutionary-wise rather than mutant-wise, with our vertical structure rather than horizontal build, the three breasts across the chest rather than pairs going down it seems better.

Carolly, it's an add-on for the latest version of Natalia. 3.0? I'm betting you have 2+. She has hawk and panther feet as well, digigrade joints too, if I'm remembering properly. Emily

Queri, Thanks! That's why I didn't find the morphs when I looked. Dan slipped me a CD when he came to the Poser party, and it was full of neat stuff. Mermaids. :) I'll have to check his site for the upgrade. Hawk feet would be good. With eagle wings I could make a nice harpy. Oh, for us mammals, multiple breasts would probably go in vertical rows, just like a cat. There is a statue of Diana of the Ephesians (sp) where she is shown with all 50 breasts. Definately a mother goddess rather than a virgin huntress, but the Romans did their best with the renaming! Carolly

"I would think evolutionary-wise rather than mutant-wise, with our vertical structure rather than horizontal build, the three breasts across the chest rather than pairs going down it seems better." Maybe so, but the arrangement is in two rows down the chest.

Carolly, Dan was giving the upgrade awhile back. Maybe send an email and ask him about it. There was a thread way back when, can't find it, that he was doing it for everyone that had Natalia/Natrixa2.

Carolly, It's been a year or so since the party, huh? Wow. Time flies. Anyway, the upgrade is free for anyone who has Natalia 1 or 2. Just send me an e-mail. dac@dacort.com - Dan

Attached Link: http://www.vh.org/adult/provider/anatomy/AnatomicVariants/OrganSystem/Text/MammaryGland.html

"Extras" can appear in many locations, some of them dowmright weird. Check out the images if you're curious. "The usual position of the accessory mammae is below and somewhat medial to the usual glands and corresponds to the mammary line in other animals. In some cases, they may be found above and laterally, in the axillary region, especially in Japanese subjects. The number of accessory or supernumerary glands varies: three pairs in one case, five milk-secreting organs in another, and eight glands in both sexes (1-2% of females and males) have been recorded. They are often asymmetrically placed and not uniformly developed. Comparative studies of the mammae in "lower animals" and the disposition of the supernumerary organs in the human subject suggest the probability that remote human ancestors normally possessed more than two glands; the occasional occurrence of the variant mammae in positions anticipated by the milk-ridges, rudimentary organs sometimes occupy very unusual locations, including the back, lateral thorax, neck, shoulder, inner aspect of the arm, axilla, buttocks, hip, thigh and labium majus." - Bergman, Afifi & Miyauchi

Dan, You really are a generous-hearted person! I'd hesitated to ask, but I really like this model and the fun morphs for the head and body. {hug} Carolly