I'll consider these done for now. Perhaps I'll make minor adjustments so that they don't look so identical. Should look cool once they have texture and bump maps, hey, what? Berge

Very very nice Berge. When you posted your earlier WIP, I hadn't realised the gaps in the back were intentional (meant for the buttons/studs) - excellent touch Paul

Oh cool. Are you gonna post these for download???

Very nice Berge :) Like the touches of buttons on the back, I'm like Uthena....are you going to post for download???

they looked cool before, they still look cool! oh yeah, we want! :) the texture/bump maps could be slightly different to make them less symmetrical. or maybe a little morph to make the top droop a bit? i dunno.

I like the symetrical look. My faeries are dying to wear these!!

My Elves are wanting to wear them too!!!!!!!

Slight problem with the download bit. I still work in Poser3 and I don't have my own website. (I'm just a starving "artist" and know nothing about them technical thingies.) I intend to use them as conforming clothing in Poser3 but have no idea what to do to make them Poser4 friendly. If someone wants to volunteer to help out, I'd be happy to make them available. (Maybe a collaberation for future stuff and some of the old junk in my closet?) Berge

No bump map, no texture map just a straight render from my modeling program with the different materials coloured. (One can achieve almost unlimited detail in a model. The main restriction is the file size. And if Poser could read nurbs files, even that wouldn't be a problem :) Berge

Berge I'd be happy to host them on my site. I can't help with the converting to Poser 4 though. Try asking Rena at FairyWoods. You can get to it from Poser World. I know she can do the conversions. I can't wait to get them available.