#4159: Original dynamic duo by Radar_rad-dude
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M3 and D3 characters in their original skins and poses.
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Comments (18)
Nice duo.
I will never think of Adam West like this again! Robin, I'm not so sure! ROFL!!!!!
I remember those guys! To summon them, do you shine a searchlight with purple boxers up into the sky? I am intrigued!
Very great work, it's superb !!
Oldies but goodies ! Great job : ) oh and .. I'm Batman !!
Nicely done.
Klasse duo,excellent image,like it a lot!!!!!!!!!
the 3's were my gateway drug.......
It's good to see these guys!
Interesting. They seem to hold up alright.
Nice presentation. I like the spot light.
I remember those days. I would have a limited amount of time to spend on Poser. I would use David 3 (or whoever for a scene), then I'd want to use him again. But I could find him or some of his parts. I would spend all my time looking for all the pieces and use up all my time and do nothing. It was frustrating.
Great look back at the oldies, Bill. The 3's were even before I got into 3D stuff!
Nice of you to refresh our memories of these two! When these guys were out having fun in the world of Poser...I was having a great time using the Aiko 3 models! Those were the days when everything Daz3d did, worked with Poser! These 2 characters are great to use, even today as they consume so little resources from you PC. You can use more of them in scenes that require more characters! Thanks for the memories! :-)
Nice lighting
They still got it.
A fine image
This is a classic remembrance of when I started doing this. Thanks for the fond memory of what we had back then.
Nice work