Okay, I do have to say....what was or was not done with the old PT is water under the bridge. Making another of the unimesh family is the smart way to go at this time. Sharing of morphs and textures makes the burden on the end-user a little less. And those joints look, from here, excellent. I am a little frightened that they might use JCMs, which have been historically used more like bandaids for bad joint design then as the tools they could be, and have proven a huge pain for clothing makers as well. But a gander at reality? They'll sell a few to those people who just have to have the latest thing, and a lot more to newbies who will be led by the nose to think there are no other options. But what will these figures be used for? In a sort of Olber's Law I expect for every "Kid with sunbonnet" pic or character package there will be two fae and four big-boobed versions. And given all the -- more appropriate -- existing material for the latter catagories, is this really a useful product?