Walk to the Shops by richardandtracy
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Description
Jim Burton's Glamorous Vicki 3 having another outing, doing the necessary trip to the shops while walking next to the railway.
Details: Victoria 3 Based Glamorous Vicki 3 with a TriAx conversion to allow autofit of other generation's clothing and hair. G8F Clothing by Lilflame (can't find the asymmetric top again), G8F hair by Akhelloos. Scene is the 'Disused Railway Bridge' at DAZ. The skin texture is the 'V3/SP3 International Beauties 1' skin texture, first time I have used it.
#GV3 #Victoria3 #NoAI
Comments (4)
hope she steps carefully.. her stiletto heels look very thin...nice beauty in urban scene..
True Enough. Glamorous Vicki has a very limited range of shoes due to being modelled with high heel feet in the 'default' T Pose. It makes normal V3 shoes impossible to fit, and autofit of shoes isn't often very successful across generations (even between G3F and G8F). As a result I generally stick to GV3 original shoes, these ones being from the 'Calendar Girl Set for Glamorous Vicki' over at DAZ (SKU 1335). Pretend they're made from high tensile steel.. ;) Regards, Richard
ok -- lol..
Great scene - V3 still looks really good!
Thank you. Much appreciated. I just wish I could do something about the V3 joints. Jim Burton did a bit with the new .cr2 for GV3, but it's something I'd like to be able to deal with myself.
Great scene but I can't see any shop in the vicinity ! I guess she'll have to walk a long time...
Funnily enough the bridge scene just made me think of the shops at our last house, they were around 200m further down the road from the bridge. The shops included a hairdresser, small general store, a takeaway food shop and an 'Off license' (a shop that sold wines, beers etc to be drunk outside the shop, preferably at home, but there is no general prohibition to drinking alcohol in public in the UK). In fact, our last house was only 10 minutes walk from the centre of town, and while we lived there it was rare for us to drive, even when accompanied by young children.