here it is, I have really no time for her in this period, but she is growing... It' is full of errors, but the idea works. Ok now the comments and the critics...

the problem is that the wireframe is a big mess (or a big mesh?!) I think I'll use Rhino we have at work to do it as a mesh and than I'll link everything in Bryce... :-)

WOAH! great stuff...whats the final scene size? We can host if its not super giant.

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Incredible stuff! What a work of art, in several respects!

She is stunning Vasquez, your doing an excellent job with this. 8)

I gotta get my mits on this....!!! AwesomE!

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oooo... very nice

some men would call her the perfect woman..and they'd get hurt for it, too..;) great modeling, look forward to the final result..

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Amazingly fantastic work Vasquez. This is coming along really, really nice. Wade

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Absolutely insane. This will be a masterpiece!

Good stuff... but what about the head!?! I can't wait to see what you come up with next, I love it...

thank you for your enthusiasm...but... guys... the more I stare her the more I'm not satisfied.. I think that I've focused too much on biomechanics during the evolution of the project. There is some on the aesthetical side that is not convincing... what is according to you? (I cant find it, since a father can't find difects in his daughter) any suggestion?

marvellous engineering, but can she cook?

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purely constructive critisism here... overall i would scale her on the y slightly to give her more height. she looks a little stocky as is. i think maybe she looks too 'hip'ee' too ... like her hips are bigger than her chest (which i also think could use a slight scaling on the x) i would also, scale the upper-leg plate on the y and bring it more towards the knee joint. also, consider moving the knee pad. either higher to make it more a part of the thigh or lower and make it part of the shin. the point being, it continues the line between the upper and lower leg wehn you should break it so the viewers eye can deliniate the individualality of both peices. i think she needs a back/shoulder blade plates. her posture is pretty bad. most people, even with bad posture, when they stand straight, their trunk tends to lean backwards. (shoulders, colar bone) but this could be tough since it would require moving and scaling lots of parts (by the look of it). i know its alot but i really had to nit-pick to get this so its either good or bad critisism but purely constructive in its intent.

TWISTED!! thank you very much! I appreciate it a lot! I agre totally with some points you wrote I understand the others but it is not yet finished so some parts are missing and the pose is not the final one. Critics on legs are perfect!! thank you again

I wouldn't worry too much about the aesthetic...I'm sure we'll all change her .mats when we get hold of her and caress and polish and rub and shine and add pretty textures and makeup and dress her in pretty clothes and chat her up and take her out dancing and to dinner and the movies and get her phone number and .........

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I was going to say she looks like she has good child bearing hips, but maybe that's how you like women Vasquez. But I agree with all that Twisted said above. 8)