It's odd, but when I try downloading them from this site too, it is incomplete.... I'll send spiderone an email, if he will give me his email addy.

dang, it seems not to be working, every file I download comes up as an incomplete zip file.

Thanks for the links. The Geocities one doesn't have quite what I was looking for though. I'll try working with the second one. I was really hoping there'd be a guy version out there though

No ideas on the gun or the ponytail, sorry. I personally think he looks better bald, but that's just me.

applauds Bravo! It gives off a feel of an icy demenor, with a man deep in thought. Only prob is... I can't make out the hand on the gun (I'm guessing he's wearing black gloves) Maybe a light somewhere would splash just enough light to let viewers know the gun isn't just floating there. Of course, adding in a background might do it too, but I think it probably needs a light.

Well, it sounds like it's most likely that I am using a p3 model in p4. It's only happened to characters I have downloaded, and it's always offset to the right. I downloaded a tool to line the mesh up with the template, but it didn't appear to work at all for some reason. Thanks for all the advice, but I should point out, though I am a newbie to Poser, I am not a newbie to 3d graphics, so I know about UV mapping, wireframe meshes and all that, it's just the processes that use those things in Poser that throw me off a bit. At any rate, I'm getting the full version of Poser, and perhaps then I can see if the format matches or not, and if not, I'll have to modify it for P4.

It's because of the combination of hair, eyes, and lips. If she was a darker skin tone, and maybe had more pronounced cheek bones, she'd be a perfect match for Pocahontas. Funny thing, before I started reading the posts, I thought you were trying to make Pocohantas, I think it's mainly the lips though. I absolutely love it ^_^ Though, I think the hair is a bit too high on her forhead, but that's just me.