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Are there plans in the works for a kit to allow retrofitting a RD2 face to RD1's?

*disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, what I am about to post is based on impromptu research and should not be considered legal advice.* The short answer is no. The long answer is that in some cases, impersonators themselves are in violation of that celebrity's trademark on their image in likeness. There ...

The pictures aren't showing up on coverdoll so it's hard to follow what you did for the repairs.

From what we've cast so far with foam cores, we're hoping this body will weigh about 65 lbs. I've begun to take orders for it at $4800. plus shipping. As I said, we are establishing payment plans...sort of a lay away. We just want this to easy...simple...enjoyable. I really appreciate the generous ...

Why are you people pissing in this guy's For Sale thread?

www.flickr.com

or

www.picasaweb.com

If you already have a Yahoo! account, you can link that to flickr.
Same for google and picasaweb.

That is some top-notch photography! Absolutely stunning.

How does that stance modifier work? Is the L-bracket the only major part of it or is there something else?

The pictures never do the skintone any justice. The african toned RD's are dolls that you have to see in the flesh to get an idea of their skin tone.

Great doll btw, Everhard.

How difficult would it be to make that pelvis, or build a doll with it?

Stef wrote:Wow, the previous owner had a giant penis or what ??!

It was a bad case of diarrhea. Tell your dolls to stay away from the spicy foods!!! It's no good for them!

Will they make it searchable so we don't have to look through all 32 pages for a specific doll?

Will they also give the option of sorting through most recently modified so we're not looking through 32 pages to track down the most recent additions?

Don't worry, they'll soften up over time.

$200 seems to be a lot for a character. My best recommendation is to pick up Vicky 3 and/or Stephanie Petite 3. They are both the most widely used characters and have the most third party support for clothing, morphs, props, hair, and characters. The other characters won't come close to the amount o...

Looks to be a more user friendly, though not as powerful version of Poser. I've never used it, but I think it's good for the beginner 3d artist, but if you want something more powerful, get the full poser version. If price is a concern, you can pick up poser 4 or 5 instead of diving right into p6.