I'd love to have this!  Absolutely beautiful work and makes me excited to try using the GIRL again (always loved her expression, but while I do like the figure it just seemed so limited... this really does seem like a best of both worlds combo)!

For my money, I think David is the most versitle of the male figures around right now (and worth noting that Hiro can do a decent realistic look too). And I really like Vittorio as well. But I still wound up getting Apollo when he was released because 1) I have loved virtually everything Anton has ever done and never been let down in the quality department, and 2) Apollo just looks different. He's not about to replace David as my favorite, and most used male figure, but if it is just between he and the Freak, I think you'd find more reasons to like Apollo.

Just to note that it appears one has returned with the new name of "Azia." And that another I had added to my cart now appears with the new name of "Holly," but still comes up as an item that can't be found in the store... in any case, it looks like they are on their way back with new names and maybe other changes?

where meshes come from Well, when a mommy-mesh loves a daddy-mesh... :) sorry, couldn't resist that one!

Just a note on music - a recorded version of a song can be copyrighted, the notes that make up the song are not copyrighted, but rather published. An artist like Wierd Al does not need permission to remake a song from another artist (though it's still polite to ask) either in it's original form or a varied form. However, once he does, he will need to pay royalties to whoever owns the publishing rights. If he wants to include an actual soundbite or clip from the artists original CD, then he would need persmission to include the copyrighted work (though many musical artists seem to feel it's better to not ask, and then sort it out in court later). As for the oft mentioned situation of Walmart - they would be completely within their rights to ban people from their store. In what seems like an earlier life now :) managing a large retail store whilst in college, people that attempted to shoplift were regualrly banned from the store for a period of at least one year. If they returned they could be subject to prosecution for trespassing (the same situation was carried out in a couple of situations as well). Bottom line, a store is private property. It can choose to sell to who it wants - try standing outside Costco and claim they are voilating your rights since you are not a member and they won't sell to you and see how far you get.

As I use P4, I can't add much here... except to clarify that NO Macintosh ever has come with a 5 1/4" disk drive. It sounds like the earlier experience noted may have been with an Apple II.

Wow - love it! Hope it's something I will be able to get soon... now, any chance of talking you into making a '73 911RS? :-)