So, when is one of the P5 owners going to do a furry Mil Dragon piccy???

Indeed, thank you!

That's a pretty good P... type dragon indeed!

I've been conforming the tail extras but have been noticing hangups and locks after adding them to the figure and using one of the morph dials for the tail13 object...This seems to create corrupt .rsr files in the geometry folder which I have to delete before being able to use the drgaon again.

I started having the same problems with the dragon after one successful render and went and deleted ALL the .rsr file sin the geometry folder for the Mil Dragon. IN the case of applying the MAT file I converted the jpgs to BUMs in photoshop(BUM files are just .bmps with an emboss filter run on them). If I'm asked for any other files I cancel BEFORE selecting any jpgs.

Thank you for your generosity, it looks fantastic.

There was a link to textures templates on the LE Mil Dragon page. I downloaded them at the same times as I initially got the LE version(I have the full version now as well). If your machine chokes on Mike it's going to choke on the dragon with all the textures, there are a LOT of templates.

Excellent, lots of possible uses for this...Now we're going to need props of leg and arms casts for poser people, among other things.

I bought a Canon S-40 for work and we were very pleased with it. 4 megapixel, 3X optical zoom. You should look for features like good optical zoom,at least 3X. At least 3 megapixel and manual over-rides for exposure, speed(ASA rating) and white balance.

Yes please, the props look great and like others I've been inspired by watching Knight's Tale.

This is really cool, and something no-one else has tried doing. Thanks! Was looking forward to a new model from you, having it free is even better!

Thanks Ed, it's worth a trillion...

More black definitely and black with silver(or gold) inlay. Harlequin sounds good too along with Middle East/Asian. Hmmm, how about something with an african theme? William

I'm having vast troubles downloading anything on geocities or tripod at the moment, I've tried using both IE5 and Netscape as well as the tricks of opening in a new window and clicking in the URL requester itself...Seems their java doesn't work too well IMHO.