I really think this is a cool concept that has some ground-breaking applications in scientific education and courtroom testimony. But it's cost prohibitive. When it comes to forensic animation and medical diagrams, often there's this mentality that these presentations are only suited for high profile cases such as OJ Simpson and Scott Peterson because the average prosecuting and/or defending attorney wouldn't be able to acquire these services because of the cost. The great thing about poser is that it is so accessible to a mainstream audience. I think you would be making a lot more money if the figure was less cost prohibitive and you were marketing it directly to medical examiners, forensic laboratories, and medical schools. BTW, I think topics like this definitely justifies having a scientific issues forum, which is something that has been overlooked here for a very long time...