At the risk of frustrating you, the answer is yes, and I believe that magnets were used. I have a zipped pz3 file that sadly came without a readme file to identify the author. I would not be comfortable redistributing the work of others without permission. Even if it turns out to be "free," many people like to control the distribution so that they know how popular their work is. But perhaps my mention will draw somebody who has the info on where to get it...I just checked Morph World, but it doesn't appear to be there. If nobody checks in on this thread, I would strongly recommend posting at the various poser-oriented forums around the 'net. Someone will know where this came from.

Though it's generally for female figures, you might be able to style Kozaburo's Kyokohair MkII into a Cruise/MI2 look...

Yes, the Tanzak hair is somewhat similar...and it's at one of the Japanese sites...Digital Babes or Poser++, one of those. It escapes me at the moment, but if you don't find it with a few clicks, post up and I'll see if I can find the Readme file for an address.

The song "Yellow Submarine" was a single (in the UK anyway) from late '66. You might be thinking it was later because the movie is post-St. Pepper's... And I have no Kool-Aid. In fact, I work for an appeals court judge, so that would not look good. I'm just high on the music.

As a fellow '66er, I would note that while I don't know what was on the gift CD, there were a lot of good records to be had in that year: Sounds of Silence; Eight Miles High; Day Tripper b/w We Can Work It Out; Paperback Writer; Yellow Submarine b/w Eleanor Rigby; Monday, Monday (Papa John! Did you know Roger McGuinn & Tom Petty wrote "King of the Hill" about him?); Paint It Black; Good Vibrations; I Got You (I Feel Good); It's a Man's Man's Man's Man's World; Uptight (Everything's Alright); Pretty Flamingo; When A Man Loves A Woman; Hold On, I'm Comin'; Ain't Too Proug to Beg; Land of a Thousand Dances; 634-5789; Reach Out, I'll Be There; You Keep Me Hangin' On; Knock On Wood; Psychotic Reaction; Dirty Water; and the Shadows of Knight's version of Gloria...to name but a few. Which is not to say that the Airplane wasn't great also. Indeed, to turn the topic back slightly to art, I was fortunate enough to collect a few concert posters from that very time period before they became "collectibles," including one for an Airplane/Dead show and one for an Airplane/Great Society show. Early Wes Wilsons, in fact.

Ouch! I'm too old! I guess it's time to pack up the wooden ship...

Kozaburo has a male figure that comes with a hair prop. And a texture for Mike's wedge cut. Just thought I'd mention them.

I thank Kozaburo as well, and often recommend his work (and those of his associates) to others. I would add, for those who are looking for male hair, that K's download page includes Tagosaku, a male figure that comes with a hair prop. PS: I can hardly wait for the "Alice" hair K is previewing, or for the "Ranran" figure I've seen previewed in an image here (I think).

He has a preview of his upcoming new launch at: poserbabes.tripod.com He posted not too long ago either here or at another site. If I remember correctly, he has had a major computer breakdown/lengthy repair problem, so he may not have regular access to his e-mail account.

As a proud owner of the Untamed Blonde, I should've thought of that!

Actually, Kozaburo has one called Morphhair (or is it Morphair), and the version of Kyokohair that comes with the Young Nene download may fill the bill also.

Wow, that's a memory jogger! That would be autonomous effects at www.afx.com

Poser++ (in the webring to the right) has a free download app called "Fur Fur" that builds on the easter egg. If you want to see what it can do, go to the "System" page at that site and check out the tutorial, in which easter egg hair is converted and transmapped.

I thank both of you! It is wonderful to live in a global village...

PS: Would WarriorDL (or someone else) please host that file? Perhaps at the newly re-opened www.3dposer.com (he said in a blatant suck-up)?