well, i will have my own web site(s). i want a gallery that works with tags, (eventually) various formats, and  changeable order.  i don't actually have a gallery here- ideally i'll have my own up first or shortly after.

i think that's a really accurate assessment of v4's head.  it's interesting-  a lot of the products i've seen have heads a lot like  the free morphs for posette i acquired back in the day.

the body, on the other hand, is very much like aiko meets v3.  right down to less definition than v3.  check out  "the great bending test" over at poserpros.  jim burton did it.  it seems to show better bending and joints (seems only because it lacks an actual photo reference, so it's not definitive).  but it also shows how even though v4 has ribs showing in the space between her breasts, she has much less definition in her back and other areas.  and her hips are even less realistic than v3's.  i saw a 30-40 morph for the mill teen girl once (laura's predecessor), and the author said she chose her because she was the only female figure out with a proper pelvic area.  and looking at the morph, i could see what (iirc) she meant.  the weight of the figure was in her hips.  it kind of just floats on other figures.  v4's is even more doll like (or boyish), which helps her look younger.   

i'm actually kind of worried about  that.  aiko and miki pics often ran into t.o.s. issues, and one is anime and the other is asian.  v4 is neither, and some characters for her look young enough for my boyfriend to look over my shoulder and say, "that's just not o.k."

i don't have poser 7 yet.  i figured i'd wait until after holidays and possibly catch it at a different sale.  i definitely plan to get it for a few different reasons.  the primary ones are the reports of better render times and ability to render scenes p6 wouldn't, sydney, and layered animation.