nod. yeah, i am starting to run into that now, the limitations imposed by the original morph design. my mistake, for trying to create a morph that looks like an actual person instead of an imaginary one -- the latter are much more easily fudged. noses are a particularly difficult thing. well, you would know about noses, grin. how are your koji morphs selling? better than james's? (not that it's any of my business -- just random curiosity; feel free to ignore.) i can't say i quite understand why one figure is popular and another not so much. people seem to not care about james a whole lot. be interesting to see how farris does in the large field of female competitors. that is rather a good price. hey, she looks a little bit like me in the first promo image -- except my missing tooth is on the left! suddenly i feel moved to make my as yet fledgling human figure a hermaphrodite. i should probably call it a night. :)