I know SOMEBODY made some really nice Ferris Wheels for Poser because I have the product datasheets. They may have been offered through DAZ and have to be dug up through a text search. I don't understand why they don't display all their models available like Renderosity does. They would sell more models if you could find them, especially the older ones. Maybe they should have a DAZ ATTIC section of models in their inventory that they usually never show anymore. Did find a huge collection of Pinball Machine photos and reference info of classic machines from the 1930's through 1950's. It's in Sweden! Didn't know the Swedes had such interest in Pinball.

Thanks! I'm going to have to break out the ol' CC I guess and git that sucker.

Attached Link: http://www.wurlitzer-jukebox.com/graphics/1015.jpeg

Attached Link: http://www.wurlitzer-jukebox.com/showroom-princess.html

Attached Link: http://www.wurlitzer-jukebox.com/museum.html

I wonder if this model could be ID'ed by some people at a 3DStudio users group someplace. I bet some 3DStudio old-timers probably could identify it and give you a better idea of what the model-maker's original intentions of use were. Again, I have a strong hunch that this model goes back to 3DStudio's MS-DOS days and was a freebie used at computer trade shows. I think I even remember this image being printed out on laser jets, inkjets and thermal type printers by CAD resellers and was pretty widely available. Obviously that doesn't decide specific usage rights according to the letter of the copyright law but if Ernyoka could obtain an email from someone from this ancient era she could keep it on file in case any questions were raised later.

Yes, that's the one! I will come to your defense, ernyoka1 and say that you have been honest in telling people the source of the object, and you have made an effort to contact parties involved, and aren't trying to make any money off it. Cooler, I'm sure, is legally quite correct, but this isn't a previously "for sale" type of model. It is certainly a gray area in this case, I think. My theory about this model is that it was made most likely by the people who make, or made, the original 3DStudio software, and distributed freely like the old classic Steam Engine and some other older 3DS models that show up around the internet. That's why its on the 3DCafe freebie website area. But other people should take Cooler's advice and be careful to not interpret this particular case as applying to other models on the internet. It's a very case by case kind of thing, I think. I think this is an old 3DStudio promo model.

Been lookin' near and far, from Baton Rouge to Bug Tussle, Tennesse, for a bass fiddle like that there. Is that a separate item someplace, or from the DAZ Music Room pak?

Looks like Dr. Geep will also be ushering in another new unique rendering style for Poser!

Attached Link: http://stevesartgallery.bryce-alive.net/lobby/lobby.html

The one I have now sure is nice. Whoever did it, did a nice job and knew what a 40's-50's era Wurlitzer jukebox looked like. I suspect it was done (the one I have) in 3DStudio, as it loaded perfectly with the correct group names. Too bad I don't know who did it. Probably made about 4-5 years ago in 3DStudio, I bet. I think I must have gotten it at 3DCafe, but I'm not sure. Great model. Ideal for a Poser prop.

Heck, yes! There certainly needs to be a Clown Car entry way. And hopefully somebody is working on a Clown Car, somewhere out in that vast Poser universe!

Ziggie's thread is getting to be a circus! Aren't you going to make a stand-by fire extinguisher? Or do we have to close your circus down because of your dangerous flaming object fire code violations!

Attached Link: http://www.msnbc.com/news/943726.asp

See, Ziggie, you have started Renderosity on a mad spiral into Circus Madness!!! Where will this lead to NEXT? BTW, Ziggie, when does your tightly fitting leotarded Famous Poser Girl Circus Trapez Babe show up?