Thanks for the wonderfull answers! I hope there is more to come. Although I am  "the new kid on the block" I already find it an amazing tool. I was a bit disappointed that some "extreme"poses look a bit distorted because the body is stiff and also does not react to gravity (eg breasts), so sometimes I use cloths to cover up the deficiencies.
I would have thought the cloth room would be a big bonus, being artists always liked draping, but e-frontier in their wisdom dont include it in their artist versions. Maybe I am at an advantage because I used computer simulations in my job (dynamics of molecules rather than cloth), but it isnt realy that hard, and well worth it.
The other big advantage of the virtual models, you can do to them/pose them in ways you couldnt do to real models..
Hopefully, will post another example - fading out now due to the flue.
Cheer me up with some more creative applications!

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