If you look carefully at the renders there appear to be subtle differences in the shape of the front quarter panels, particularly near the hood.  The seam between those quarter panels and the front bumper is also angled differently in the two models.  I don't own either model (wish I did), but I think its safe to say that they differ in more than just the offered textures.

Quote - What I want is to convert some of my cloths for GND4. She has nothing to ware :).
Joan

You should look at the free GND4 clothing fits offered by so kindly by Phoenix1966 and Alizea3D at her website here: http://www.alizea3d.fr/

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dphoadley,  Thank you for the two paragraph tutorial on posing.  I've stored it away for future reference.

I have also found the general site search to be remarkably off target.  Very specific searches using single-string member names, product names,  and vendor names almost never result in appropriate matches in my experience.  It either comes up with nothing or a list of seemingly random unrelated hits.  My only excuse for why I've kept trying is force of habit from using search engines that actually work.

GND 2 is a good morph for the Victoria 3 model, particularly as it doesn't require that you purchase the additional head and body morphs package.  Frankly, I think GND 2 as also good as anything available for the newer Victoria 4.  Finding clothing that fits is an issue, though.  I suggest that you do some searches at Renderosity (almost every thing for GND 2 is there).  Don't wait too long to do this as some of these items are disappearing.

I found this thread through some cookie crumbs left by Acadia, all started by a search for motorcycles.  What a find and what a wonderfull bunch of information!  I've saved this page in my favorites, because I've yet to the hard work.  But, I couldn't wait for that to thank you all.

DAZ studio is essentially free and its value exceeds that price.  What more is there to say?  I have Poser and more additional software than I have time to use.  However, I can remember a time when most computer software was out of my price range.  I wish that, then, I had had something like DAZ Sudio to play with. Its a boon to folks that want to exercise their creativity, but lack the resources to buy commercial software that may cost more than a monthly loan payment.