Allison Lower Rear Corner (again) by tallpindo
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This is something efron241 asked for. It was originally a Carrara 4 image with a Poser 6 Jessica figure imported as an .obj so she's stiff and not poseable. I pulled the file off the external disk I bought to go with this notebook and the textures are off the backup files for my desktop transferred from the other external disk that backed it and my first notebook up. This computer only has Poser 7 and Carraras 6 installed on it. So license wise I am OK with my chain of updates now. This is called the cupidity of success which is an Edwardian term dealing with successsion in times of infertility. The old school corridor where this sat was quite dark and Jessica is not far from the former JV and Varsity locker room doors. The kindergarten where I began public school has moved but was rigth behind us before it became the wood shop in my junior high years. I've come a long way in backup since QIC-80 tapes and 1.45Mb Poser 4 files that won't fit on 1.44Mb floppies. I never had Zipdiscs or Iomega and don't have a USB key now. I've lost files on CD-R's and CD-RWs as SP-1 could not be read by SP-2 but some could be read by SP-3 and others by ME on my sister's computer. I'm all magnetic hard disc. Even my iPod is magnetic hard disc. Are you still trying to backup your complete file system to your desktop?
Comments (32)
A second re-make.. a great one.. I am a bit of a digi-fool.. i have Poser and I have a keybord i have my fingers.. and some fun.. don't ask me how i do the things i do.. it just happens.. grin Topper TP.. 5 stars+
Cool and original work.
Pretty cool-looking engine! It reminds me of a compressor. Fantastic pic! (:
excellent image
Impressive modelling......!!!!!!
Dude, now THAT is a fine rack. Nice to see you flexing your muscles in Carrara again.
Nice details , very cool work!
Never heard of the "cupidity of success" before...now I know :o) ....well done image ~
Cool engine... does it fit in my Metro? LOL!
Great modeling
Standing up? Against the wall? A technique now become more widely known among the other half, and news to many macho babes in the military (not necessarily "female", as in the woods). The edge is there in foreboding, not quite a smell yet, but only frame by frame in context. Hard to say whether just one inch in this or that direction would make a masterpiece, but perhaps not where you want to go. On the other hand masterpieces take the artist there, not the reverse. So that is settled. By the way, it is a pain in the ass sometimes having close to an eidetic memory, especially visually.
well there you go efron it's a start and a good one dale:: hmmmmmm?? I am still thinking on mine come on guy and gals>
Enigmatic picture !
Great work! Very well done!
wow this is really cool. can i have one. steve
QIC-80 tapes.........I remember when, it was a mess. Now this is more like it well done !
Nice work and details!!
Very cool. 5+.
Nice work on the remake TP, Jessica still looks good even when she's stiff.
Great engine!
Very nice work!!!!
I have Iomega and doubt seriously that it will work on vista.the zip disks sits unused for a long time.I had reservations about cd's so I was using zip disks for the first 2-3 years that I had a computer.many old Poser files that I used with P4 before I knew about Apophysis and barely beginning digital fotos.some old cds will not work because I put too many files without enough space to read properly.luckily nothing real important, at least I do not think so outstanding model Dale even the second time around the block
super doing here
Lets hook er up to something. I note the number of exhaust stacks. Loud in the hall, loud in the wild.
Wonderful modeling.
Excellent Work!
Wow! Thats a Mighty engine! Very impressive work, my friend. Good job. Rob.
Interesting...
very nice detail in this it looks a bit like a marine engine
Stunning engine!