thank you all... to answer your questions, catlin, I've probably been working on this, off and on, for 3 or 4 weeks. I work nights (at work right now) and have a part time job during the day, so free time is somewhat hard to come by. Probably another week or so and it should be done. My main goal with this model was first to see if I could do it. It's not a very difficult model, really, not many 'organic' shapes, which is why I wanted to put as much detail as I could into it. I wanted to provide something that a beginner could simply download and throw into a scene and have it look good, and also something that a more experienced user could tear apart and use just what they need (i.e. don't really need all the interiors of the drawers if they're not going to be open). I'm also hoping some ambitious soul will take it and convert it to poser format so that every drawer opens and closes with a dial, or help me do it. btw... the reason that I was thinking of providing this in .obp format as well as something more universal is that I've found that some of the parts need to be smoothed after import and others look much better without it, and the groups don't stay grouped. Thought I'd save my fellow Brycers the trouble of figuring all that out.