LSM, actually, she does. SaE/Sr2 v3 both do.

Xena, we need your rain! My back yard was so dry yesterday that my mother bent her heavy duty shovel trying to dig out space for some flowers!

says, in shakey old woman voice Buckle up, it's going to be a bumpy ride!

hugs 3dZ Sorry to hear that, hon. On the plus side, unless it was mesh specific, you can do a slight refitting to make it fit V3 better.

Exactly, Jack. Renderosity was more interested in turning a buck than making sure they had a quality product, which is NOT how you should be doing it.

I actually have that episode on tape. I love it. My mother drives me nuts with that on long trips.

Told you she was V3's evil, deformed twin. ;)

... I surrenda... Oi. Bad... rhyming scheme... sapping strength... You know, some days I really do love you guys. Just when I needed a good laugh, I came back to see this. :)

Personally, I don't even see a Tom of Finland look to the figure. All of Tom's artwork featured over muscled, massively beefy to a point of unrealisticness men. Anton's character, by default, is slightly above average on the muscular scale, but unless you were referring to the 'freak like' image to the right, in the main part... Not very ToF. I find it amusing to think of base models as having sexual orientations based on their appearance. If Apollo Maximus had been wearing a leather harness and crotchless/assless pants, leading a guy around on a leash... yeah, that's a clue that the image the artist wants to project is of a gay man. By the way. When will Apollo be getting his harness and assless chaps? (And the guy to lead around!) :D

When I set something at a low price, I do it for a reason. It's not because my products aren't quality, or worth the money, it's simply because a lot of what I do is fixing existing base characters or making add ons that in all reality should have been included. I'm of the opinion that if I'm fixing something that I consider to be broken, how fair is it to make my customers pay 20$ for a fix? Not trying to drive the marketplace down, at all. But I must admit, my smaller priced items generally sell better than the higher priced sets. (My Anime Doll stuff still sells really well, for example.)

I'll work on an epicanthic fold morph or two for him. The problem is that most of the older meshes were completely unable to handle an Asian eye shape, due in part to low polycount. Apollo Maximus shouldn't have a problem with it, since his eyes are nice and hi res. :)

Unfortunately, Apollo's Asian morphs don't seem to be authentic. The eyelids just get smoothed over. I'll be working on some morphs for that, as well. :)

Your taxes didn't seem any worse than American taxes when I was up. Although it was a little weird paying taxes on a meal...

You have to remember, also, when converting, that the Canadian dollar is slightly less than the American dollar. When I was in Toronto, I had to keep reminding myself that things weren't expensive, at all, they were merely the same price, after conversion. :) (Whee, I loved the TTC!)

Been playing with Apollo for about twenty or so minutes now, give or take. So far, so good. His zeroed pose threw me, a little. I thought he was wanting a hug. But now I see why he was positioned like this, it makes sense. Every time, so far, I've thought 'Well, he should have x morph', I scroll up or down, and there it is. He looks good in default, and with a little tweaking, I'll be able to produce good morphs (Which is not to say that his existing morphs aren't good, they ARE good.) He scales like a dream come true, so far. I've always had a problem with the way necks are set up on Poser figures, not easily allowing us to lengthen the neck for more graceful proportions. No such problem with Apollo. I know I've gotten my money's worth. He's a good investment. :)