I really did this for a project I am working on. I figured that if you wanted it, I could send you the modified mesh. Or.... drats. Since I have the origional and the modified version. They hace the same geometry I in one motion can create a morph rather easily in lightwave. I just open both the oigional and the modified object in LW and define the modified version as the morph target with 2 mouse clicks. While this creates an animatable lightwave object very simply. I have no Idea how you would convert the object morph target into a OBJ. let alone a poser object. The open breech is an illusion, what I did was take your mesh and add a bunch of additional surfaces to the mesh. THe grips, the safety's the breech lock, clip and other pieces now have their own surfaces. This way I could still make use of your excellent UV maps while being able to tweak the components with additional textures and surfaces that are the backbone or Lightwave.The open breech is a transparency surface I added to you mesh. It allows me to keep the poly counts identical between the origional and the modified version. I will put up the objects in the LWO format in Lightwave free stuff. I will keep your name and I will be the footnote. This is your baby and you did all of the hard stuff. I just took a great piece and snazzed it up a little. I would prefer that for other uses or versions, that you be the source. I would rather send the mesh back over to you and you can distribute it or modify it for what ever purpose you see fit. Here is the porject I am using your glock for. This is very early in the project. I am using the still from the movie as a guide in getting the shading, lighting and testuring of the model right. It still has a way to go, The hair definitly needs to be redone. But it is getting there.