I think most poser stuff is absurdly cheap. ".... not only is poser content unbelievably cheap, it also takes a damned sight longer to make than content for many other formats. After you've modelled your product, you still have to set it up for poser, and include MATs, etc. In general, I spend 20% of the project time on modelling, the other 80% on getting it poser-ready." Ain't THAT the truth!! I have a veritable pantload of pretty good models which might never see the marketplace because I run out of steam when it comes down to getting them poser-ready. I find it SUCH a drag. I'll be the first to admit that: a)I'm fundamentally lazy, and b)I'm a great starter but not a good finisher. But after a model is made and mapped there's almost no fun in all the methodical, repetitive, anal, nitpicky tasks involved in turning it into a poser product. Maybe I need to team up with a really methodical, anal, nitpicky person who hates modelling? LOL Ob