Looking at the lineup again, in comparison to the others, the "Poser 2 Hi" male doesn't look too bad. He has enough polygons to depict muscle groups and seems to be reasonably proportioned. Sad that the Poser 2 Hi female kinda' falls short. Besides the switching geometry hands, the faces can not open their mouths or display any expression. (I think the eyes are "frozen", too, but I'm at the office again, so I can't verify.)

The next revolution would come with Poser 3 when Zygote supplied the primary figures. Finally, they would have hands with finger joints and faces with moving eyes and opening mouths. When Poser 4 introduced "transparencies" which allowed figures to wear something besides "helmet" hair, things really took off. It was early 2000 when I purchased P4 and a critical service release had ironed out some really frustrating "bugs".

Sincerely,

Bill

Tempt the Hand of Fate and it'll give you the "finger"!