Managed to get back into your site and picked up Neftoon Pal and Clothing Pack. Very nice! Lots of personality with a kind of handsome-but-not-too-bright look. A perfect foil for HER. I'm tempted to return for Neftoon Gal and Esmarelda but I'm already way over my Poser budget this month. Thanks Dan

Hi Neftis I'm having trouble accessing your site - is it down at the moment? I was able to access it earlier today and was very impressed with the content. The toonish characters nicely complement the Project Human series from Sixus1 and I plan to buy some of the Neftoon stuff as soon as I can get back in to your site. Hope there's nothing wrong. Cheers Dan

I seem to remember lalverson posted a free one sometime ago but none I can't find anything in the Renderosity Free Stuff. Anyone know if he's still around?

I think this hair is from Phil Hokusai's Lara Croft character.

I've just read that The Ten Bells exterior isn't original, so maybe The Pricess Alice (now called City Darts) would be better. I've also decided to join a Jack the Ripper tour conducted by Donald Rumbelow (author of The Complete Jack the Ripper), which seems a painless and educational way to do some scouting. I'll IM you when I have something for you.

Looking good! I'll head out this weekend to get those pics for you. There are certainly still examples of original brickwork and cobbles around, though the light isn't too good this time of year. Interested in the Ten Bells Public House as a corner piece?

I'll be happy to help, freebie or no freebie. The building shown looks similar to 29 Hanbury Street, though without the attic windows. The casebook site has a close-up of the brickwork on some of the still remaining buildings. Are these the king of shots you're looking for? If so, I can head down there at the weekend with my digital camera.

This is great news and it looks like you're off to a good start. For reference material I'd suggest checking books and sites relating to Jack the Ripper as many of them have contemporary pictures of the murder sites. www.casebook.org has some in their Victorian London section. Gustave Dore's illustrations of London, although made slightly earlier, will also be useful as the architecture in the East End didn't change much. I'm really looking forward to this one so let me know if I can help with refernces (I'm based in London). Dan

A fanatastic model I've been looking out for since you posted that you were working on it. And free too! Can't thank you enough.

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OK no reply from HeWhoWatches. Is it just that his PC crashed again or should we put out a sniper alert?

Looks like the perfect weapon to defend Tokyo against a rampaging Gojira.

Yes, please. What do I need to do?

Very impressive! If you're thinking of continuing the theme, how about John Dee or members of the clergy (the Baby-Eating Bishop of Bath)?

When do you plan to make Dwayne, the missus, et al, available commercially from your site?