I think I'm one of the few people who still uses Vicky2 on a regular basis: my Tabby character is a V2 model.
But, since the release of V3, most of the regular Poser sites have stopped offering V2 stuff.
 
I made some "Spandex" Sub-Dividing MAT Poses a while back and they're still available on my  Goodies page (for free).
I have the following items that were once offered as products, but have long been deleted due to lack of sales:

• Charlee character (head texture, body texture, MAT poses)
• 30 Poses for Vicky (poses)
• Dress Pack: a set of textures and transparency maps: 11 styles and 15 colors, for 165 possible combinations.
   
  If anyone can use these files, let me know and I'll add them my site... for free, of course.

If anyone can find a good place to host the Serenity model, let me know. I received permission from Sean Kennedy (the guy who made the Lighwave model) to convert it for use in Poser last year.
 
Some statistics:

• The model has over 242,000 polygons, which may make it too unwieldy for use in Poser.
• The model comes with 178 jpg texture files, ranging in size from 10k to 350k.
• The base obj file is approximately 43M in size (after splitting the verticies, smoothing, and UV mapping). The Poser cr2/ rsr/ png files will probably be around 300k in size... I never finished the conversion since the obj file was so big.
• The final zip file will be over 29M in size, which is too large to host as a freebie at either my site or Vanishing Point. As a side note: when I offered the Blockade Runner, at 11M in size, I received an e-mail from my hosting company that I was going through bandwidth too fast and I was running the risk of exceeding my limit for the month.
   
  As another side note, be careful of converting files and sending them to people to be "helpful". Unless you have permission from the original author, this could be called "unauthorized redistribution", which tends to be frowned upon.
  A friend of mine got yelled at by the community when he tried to be "helpful" and publicly offered to convert a Vue model to obj format for someone.

Attached Link: Salon interview with Ronald D Moore

Some comments: 1) Yes, there will be no new episodes of BSG until January 2008. :( I guess the producers didn't learn a thing from *The Sopranos*. It wasn't the acting or the plotlines that killed *The Sopranos*, but making the audience waiting fracking YEARS for new episodes. I mean, really, the show has been around for something like 10 years, but at one point, there was a TWO year gap between new episodes. And even then, I think they only showed 10 or 11 new episodes... before going off the air for another year. How many people will really wait and tune in a year later? Most people will forget about the show and move on. If they only show 13 episodes in 2008 and make people wait until January 2009 for the next season, I would be willing to bet that they'll lose most of their audience.   Though if they can hold off for 3 years, they could have Galactica find Earth in 2010... 30 years after the original Galactica came to Earth in *Galactica: 1980*!   2) There may be a BSG mini-series sometime in the fall and it **may** be set on the Pegasus or during the year of occupation on New Caprica. But, it won't resolve the cliffhanger from last week's episode.   3) Next year **may** be the last season since the producers said they wanted a beginning (the 2003 mini-series), a middle (the current series), and ending (finding Earth?). Ronald Moore has also said that he wants to end the show when it's on top, instead of dragging it out.   There's more juicy information in the [interview on Salon](http://www.salon.com/ent/feature/2007/03/24/battlestar/) with Ronald D. Moore. Not to worry- he doesn't explain any secrets like the "final five" Cylons, what happened to Starbuck, what specifically happens next season, etc. (Note: you may need to watch a short commercial before entering Salon.)

Just some thoughts:
 
Disney movies:

1. Most historians say that Pocahonatas was actually a 12-year old girl who ran around naked a lot. She may have had a romance with John Smith, but a love affair between a 12-year old and a European probably won't work too well in a Disney movie. Supposedly, the movie, The New World, is a little closer to the truth... even if there's no signing tree in it.
2. And, as everyone knows, Victor Hugo always meant to include singing gargoyles in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, but he cut it out in favor of critiquing the church. (That's sarcasm, by the way.)
    
   Anyway, back to how things "should look" in movies. Has anyone stopped to think about the cameraman in these kinds of shots. Is he floating just outside the Enterprise? And when the Enterprise goes to warp speed, does the cameraman get left behind or do they swing back around and pick him up?
   And how is his camera-ship microphone picking up the stereo sound of the lasers, explosions, dialog over the radio, and the soundtrack?
    
   In other words, just accept things as they are, for dramatic reasons. These are movies and they may not always show reality. ;)

Just a nit-pick, but please remember to include the www in the URL. If you don't, the site may not recognize your login and you may not get the member discount.
The correct link is: Street Scene Pack or http://www.vanishingpoint.biz/productdetail.asp?productID=350

The set I use all the time: Magic Mirror. Includes car finishes, glass, mirrors, and more.

I downloaded the T-Rex from Content Paradise when it was offered for free... and it's still only $5.99 ($2.99 for Passport members) and the textures are excellent.
Then again, all of e-frontier's dinos are excellent. :)
 
I hope this thread isn't about this item: T-Rex at DAZ. Are they serious about the $39.95 price?? This version better come with real dino DNA in amber to make it worth that much more than the $5.99 version!

Very nice tutorial. It reminds me a lot of Eric Van Dyke (Traveler)'s Poor Mans HDRI tutorial. But, your images use a later version of Poser. ;)

Quote - OMG!!!!11!!  Here's an obvious (in retrospect) idea---howzabout   MONGOLS!

If we're doing barbarian tribes, how about the Vandals? After all (as the History Channel said), when someone defaces property, they haven't "Mongolized" it or "Hunnized" it- they've "Vandalized" it. :)
 
But if you're going to make barbarian tribes, why not make the Roman soldiers for them to fight? We could make historic-epic battle scenes in Poser!

mrsparky is right- you're never too old to play with toys.
And in some cases, Poser could actually be cheaper than some "collector's toys". Plus, you don't have to worry about digital models losing their value if you take them out of the case and play with them. :lol:
 
And I'm the one who said Erin Gray looked better in the season 2 miniskirt. That's what made season 2 worth watching. :)

What figure are you deleting? Like ashley9803 mentioned, Poser 7 has to store the figure, the textures, and any parented props in memory in case you want to undo the deletion. In some cases, this could take a few moments and it could look like P7 has frozen.
 
Or, are you sure that you've selected the figure? Remember that Poser 7 inherited the "up Library" command from P6: if "focus" is on the Library Palette, hitting the Delete key will move you up the Library instead of deleting an object in the scene.
If there are a lot of items in your Library, it could take a moment for P7 to display the Library and it could look it froze.

Evil?? But this is the main space-fighter used by the good guys! :)

Attached Link: Bot-Boi poses

And the free [Bot-Boi poses](http://www.vanishingpoint.biz/freestuff.asp?StartNo=383) are up.   Remember that these require the previous purchase and installation of the [ Bot-Boi figure](http://www.netherworks-studios.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=52_53), available for sale at the Netherworks Studios site.

The long rectangular box on the right shoulder is a missile-holder. Both hatches open to reveal 6 missiles, which are parented props.
The wider box on the left shoulder is a super-huge light: the globe-shaped object is the lightbulb! Let's just call it a gazillion-watt spotlight!

Attached Link: Tomahawk Superseam Guide

The [Tomahawk Mech Robot Superseam Guide](http://www.vanishingpoint.biz/freestuff.asp?StartNo=382) is now available.   mrsparky already has an excellent tutorial on how to make sci-fi panels and such... and it's a free PDF book! [Panel Texturing Tutorial](http://www.vanishingpoint.biz/freestuff.asp?StartNo=61)