Attached Link: David Fantasy Set

The long awaited (at least by me) of the David Fantasy Set. Included are: Conforming clothing and items: Fantasy Skirt 24 posing morphs 7 draping morphs Shorter and longer morphs Crumple, train, billow, and flare morphs 10 textures Muscular, Muscular2, Barbarian, and SuperHero morphs Harness 8 textures Muscular, Muscular2, Barbarian, and SuperHero morphs Chain Necklage Gold and Silver textures SuperHero and Muscular/Barbarian morphs Wrist Cuffs Gold and Silver textures SuperHero and Muscular/Barbarian morphs Sandals Black leather and silver texture Props: Jewelry Ball Cage Earring Twisted Necklace Gemstone Headband Banded Headband Tooth Earring and Necklace Weapons Dagger Claiborne Sword with shorter morph Wizard's staff Turban with twisted band brooch

All sorts of combinations. I tried to give real value to this set.

Every Fantasy figure needs accessories. From a Scottish Hero to an Arabian Wizard, this set has you covered. And the morphs on the skirt let ot go from a kilt to a full, long drape. Draping and posing morphs allow for maximum flexability. And it's cheap (grin). Finally I get to post a product showcase for one of MY released products!

This set is dedicated to my buddy Daniel Vest. Daniel is one of the brokers over at Daz. He's one of the best guys I've ever dealt with, either personally or in business. He's been nothing but honest with me, and always encourages me and helps wherever he can.

He's also the only person I've even met who can blush over the phone. I think it's some kind of weird psycic ability.

Thanks Daniel, for everything. YOU ROCK, DUDE!

Message edited on: 08/20/2004 14:33

More than a wee bit feminine isn't it?

Don't say that to a Scot! They've been wearing kilts for centuries.

Reswev dose that mean you liek it?

This set looks awesome Jim! Going into my cart now. :)

It looks nice. Great price, too. And it's for David! YAY! I'll be buying today. Nice morphs in the kilt. (And I wonder if I can clothify it?)

...and the Scots are not the only men who wear "skirts"! It is also the traditional folk clothing for Greeks and Turks and others. Islanders with knee-baring sarongs. Arabs and Japanese with abas and kimono. Priests in cassocks and Boyars in fur-lined robes. Trousers are practical for a lot of activities, but they are not the only proper clothing for a man.

At least in some periods in China, the men wore skirts and women wore pants!

this is so nice! I don't own David and don't plan to...any chance a set for Mike?

I bought it, and I love it. It clothifies beautifully. The default form is a very wide, full skirt, which may be what looks "feminine" to some eyes. But that makes it a lot easier in the cloth room. And there are morphs to make it closer-fitting.