Without a standard reference, it's easy to fall into the trap of saying, "Jeez, V3's head sure is small for her size."

**NOW WE KNOW THE TRUTH!

**It's not small--SHE'S HUGE!

@___@ Wow.  Doing a comparative size examination of popular poser models is Superlative!

Sort of a Jane's Book of VR Models. :lol:

Since Poser Normal Units are crap to use, I've been using the Poser yard-stick that was come up with, like others in this thread.  I think there in lays the gordian knot of outlandish size.  If you don't KNOW how big something is, you can't really know how big or small something is.

Stahl----You are my hero.  This one article had turned my perception of Poser upside down.  That is NOT a bad thing, either.  I fully support this thread as a VERY important reference not just on human proportions, but how to achieve them in Poser and other CGI apps!

You deserve a prize or something for this!

More to do, of course.  Like Terai Yuki, Aiko, S3 and others.

Brilliant.  Bloody brilliant!

EDIT: Aiko is useable when REALISITC morph is used.  The only way I use her. ^__^ V,,

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