Consider it done. Check your e-mail.

Here's a test render. I'll be glad to share any textures, but you should bear in mind that they're very simplistic. As you can see from the picture, the badge, pockets, and name tag all warp slightly depending on the figure's pose. That won't be a problem for my project, since the figures will be too far away from the camera for the distortion to be noticeable. I'll add my department's shoulder patches and other insignia in post-render. But if you want the textures anyway, I'll send them to you. It's the least I can do to repay all the help you people have given me. As for the car textures, I only had to modify a few of them - just the doors, roof, license plate, and trunk. Everyting else was left as is, since the Redondo Beach P.D. units pretty much look like ours anyway (they're only one county over).

No contracts would be broken. My captain knows about my computer abilities and asked me to come up with a visualization of his concept for the lobby of our department's proposed museum. It involves hanging a helicopter shell from the ceiling, with a spotlight shining down on a patrol car set in the middle of the lobby, with mannequins of a cop or two standing next to it. As far as my country is concerned, I'm in Orange County, California, USA. I've already re-textured the police car model from Imagination Works to match the markings of my department's own patrol units. If time allows, I may replace the existing roof light bar with a model of the type of strobes we use.

Never mind that last bit. Thanks to JVRenderer in the chat room, I got a good link to a site with a simple tie prop. I might be in business at this point.

Thanks, everyone. I greatly appreciate the links. I'm trying to keep the cost on this project down, since I only use Poser on a semi-regular basis. But the link to the police car was too much to resist, so I purchased the four-pack of emergency vehicles. Although I'm more or less of a rank amateur with Poser, I'm extremely good with Adobe Photoshop, so the police car will soon be retextured to match my own department's units. I've also made a texture for the shirt to include the two front pockets, badge and name tag, using scans of my own uniform for the basic shapes. I'll add details like the shoulder patches and miscellaneous insignia with Photoshop after I render the picture in Poser. As for the cop figures themselves, I have almost everything I need (thanks for the links to the "Lawboy" figures). The only thing I'm missing that's driving me nuts is a poseable tie! I tried to Google "Poser men's tie" and several variations on that phrase, which for some reason gave me a bunch of links to porno sites. Kind of frustrating when all you need is a simple tie prop. The cop(s) in the photo will be standing reasonably straight, so the tie doesn't even have to move much. SeanMartin - will the "Michael" tie shown in your render work with a standard P4 men's dress shirt, assuming I can find the tie for free somewhere?

WOW! I like that enough to bookmark, LOL. Thanks! Consider that question answered.

Found just what I needed by Traveler on Morph World. Thanks to both of you.