OK, I had to do this eventually. The faces went rather well and it was time to take a break from that project. So "body poses" is the next logical step. I'm just goofing off, once again, but have some interesting looking poses. I'll show you two for now. What do you think?! Ron

I'm not sure what to call this one. I was fiddling about with the Millennium Pose Construction kit, and got kind of lost!

You can call it "Sidewalk Highwire". I used to do that a lot when I was a kid, you know? Just walk on the sidewalk (on the edge, that is) pretending it was a highwire. That kid looks cute, too.

Thanks. Of course this is the "standard Millennium Preteen Girl."

Of course I wouldn't know, then, since I don't have the Millennium package ;)

Ron these are cute, and the second one does look as though shes trying to stay balanced on something ,like stated above :) Or could be walking on top of a brick wall. Can ya make one that looks like shes jumping rope or playing hopscotch?

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It could just be my misperception, but I would have guessed an age between 18 and 21 for the face in your images. So it's good that you mentioned she's actually supposed to be 11 or 12.

That's one problem I'm wrestling with. I didn't create or alter the face or body. It's the "stock" Preteen Millennium Kid. I didn't change her face or body on purpose. So I don't know what to do if she looks too old. Now that you see her body, she doesn't still look like a woman, does she?

I asked Melanie about that subject, and you can see her reaction.