Toastie, so pleased to see someone else using the figures for real life applications and training and instruction. And, thank you for also saying how it is difficult to get the correct torso bends.

The cost of filming live actors, and if poroviding it for global access, the nightmare problems of image rights costs and actor's IPR. Never quite getting the camera angle right.

Then the cost of a re-shoot to change the camera angle, or get the right close-up, or improve the lighting effects. The 3D figures make it so much easier and cheaper, it means we can use these figures to get such a much greater attraction, to what we produce, by the end-user (viewer).

As soon as they produced generation of figures with the 360 deg skin mapping of real people, photo-realistic skin mapping, it transformed the figures and their potential to replace actors.

We need it in animated clips, not stills which can be more easily worked on to get the right look.

Erogenesis, if you can pull this off, I think you will have a product with demand.