@Stormrage : I think it is a whole set of circumstances. Marketting the Adventuress Sidekick would not have brought to my mind the images of Xena, but marketting this outfit and character at the very same time that "Swordswoman for She-Freak" was marketted clearly made the point. The clothes from Celeste character look very much many other clothes in the same vein. But marketting her with the very same rooftop that the original film character stands on in the film really makes the point. As for Aiko, the outfit would have passed unnoticed if it had not been a part of a package specifically designed to recreate the anime look. I don't know about copyrights involved in the African Queen boat. But I guess there is still some unsure area, or else the mesh would have been named "African Queen" instead of "Jungle Queen". To me, it is more a marketting problem : I can handle the copyright risks in my works IF (and only if) I'm informed about a potential problem. To push the matter, I'm becoming unsure about my libraries : how many items have I bought unknowingly that can get me into trouble ? It has happened to me once. How can I know that it won't happen again ?