First im going to tell you not to use the daz Mike 2.0 full body morphs if you want to achive this. For some reason everytine I used them, the body always looked a little off, your better off if you use the pbm morphs in each body part. This figure has no full body morphs used at all just pbm morphs.

Why not? Because when you use the full body morph they effect the whole body, This can be good and bad because when you combine full body morphs with pbm morphs or full body morphs with full body morphs mike starts to get tired of this and begines to look overmorphed and lumpy you have more control and your figure does not wind up getting too much tone morph when you use just the pbm morphs. If you said Holy Cow! is that Mke 2.0? it is. Here is my best Mike 3 with Freak Morphs, He is not commingalong as well as I would like, I think the problem is the morphs are not isolated from each other enough maybe or thier is too much morph talk between the morphs, I call then morph tension... I really really did my best on this figure and he just in my opinion does not match up to Mike 2.0, That said I would hope Daz knows this and would do 2 things, improve on Mike 3 aqd update Mike 2.0 since he's not ready to be sweap aside and ignored for unimesh methods of figure creation.

Looks awesome. I always fund pbm more useful but sooo tedious. In the end worth the time though. I know crossing all the unimesh morphs is all the rage nowadays, but the concept isn't really sound. Since morphs are made based on the shape of a base, you can get bumps and lumps in odd places on a different base. Your Mike2 reminds me of someone but I can't think of who. -Anton

i knew that was mike2, cant' achieve that muscularity with m3, and m3 has lumps and bumps all over him, you did good sticking with mike2, excellent character

It's more then just muscularity it's muscularity correctness.