I get questions all the time about what exactly my scene props are and how they are set up. Of course without knowing how they are built it is hard to tell from the previews. This motivated me to try and make an image with a few views from different angles of one of my prop scene sets. I used my Tropical Daze Prop Pac for this example. The following sets are all set up the same way... Interior Designs Day at the Beach Tropical Daze Water Mania Fantasy Forest The North Pole Winter Wonderland All of the sets have a backdrop which is added to the scene with the prop.This is set way far back in the scene at -30.000 on the z trans. There is some kind of a ground prop which sits on (you guessed it) the ground and extends back into the scene. Then there are various other props including terrain's, trees, plants, walls and others or in the case of my interior set, columns that are set further back in the scene. All of this provides a truly 3D working area in Poser. You can move your figures back into the scene using the z trans and get a real feeling of depth. The characters, figures, props etc that you add to the scene naturally get smaller as you move them back. This allows you to create realistic images in Poser rather than the flat look you sometimes get by just using a background. Hope this answers a few questions. All of the props are available in my store. Thanks for viewing :-) Gail