Hey, thank you very much for the line-up!

Actually Klaus just today posted a heads-up for his characters over at "The Testing Gounds":
http://sasha-16.forumprofi.de/showthread...&pid=381#pid381

Your line up also is a good example for how well SASHA's height setting and body proportions scaling works.
But most of all (and it wouldn't have been you as you wouldn't have grabbed the opportunity) i chuckled about the CVs you made up for them!

B.t.w., any idea how to get in contact with Kathy and Anne? I could think of one or a dozen things we could "evaluate"

Cheers!
K

Good Golly!

Not quite my cup of tea... [rolling_eyes]
Or, as the "Dupond/Dupont" would say:
"Je dirais même plus: pas mon toupe du fée..."

Anyhow, it shows very well how versatile SASHA is, and that she's not limited to standard shapes.

Thank you!

Karina

To understand this you must know the classic cartoon albums "Tintin" by Belgian artist Hergé.

Two recurring actors are two detectives, looking like siamese twins and always dressed in black suits and bowler hats. It appears they work for the Belgian Secret Police, but in fact they are the dumbest detectives the world has ever seen.

One of their stereotypes when, once again, they draw the wrong conclusions, or want to make a serious statement is that one of them make the statement in all earnest, seconded by the other who (with even more earnest) repeats the statement with an "Je dirais même plus: ..." (I would even say: ...), but then he gets everything mixed up which often leads to hilarious or even completely senseless statements.

From Wikipedia:
Cette désorganisation totale se reflète aussi dans leur langage. S'ils s'enorgueillissent – bien à tort – de leur devise « motus et bouche cousue », ils accumulent les pléonasmes et les redites (rituellement introduites par leur formule fétiche « je dirais même plus »), les contrepèteries accidentelles : « Botus et mouche cousue », « Je sirais même plus, Dire » pour « Je dirais même plus, Sire », « Majesté, Votre Sire est bien bonne » (après une glissade sur un parquet trop bien encaustiqué), ainsi que les sottises : « c'est mon opinion et je la partage »


My attempt would translate:
"Pas mon coupe du thé..." (not my cup of tea)
"Je dirais même plus: pas mon toupe du fée..." (could translate very loosely into "Not my Fairy's toupee")

... D'accord, my French is a bit rusty after all those years...

K

Actually this is the first "just for fun" render I made in several months... and I still enjoy it.
And please don't shoot me if I've made more mistakes in the french caption - I'm trying my best. It's just sooo long ago, and so much I forgot which I once knew...




EDIT:
THIS is SASHA-16. Édition speciale, charactère "Verena".
As you can see "Specific fitting clothes" can be made for SASHA too

Shirt: Kit-bashed from "English Schoolgirl". Removed the pullover and tie.
Pants: Jeans from "IA's Outfit 6 For V4"
Socks: "Casual Leisure Shoes for M4", heavily customized
Sandals: "G-Sandals" - a unique kit bash.

I see!

And I must admit that "your way" is by far more, hmm... effective? civil? I know: interesting!

Thank you!

K

Ouch!

However it immediately reminded me of this one:

Well this is odd:

Your first render looks almost like when you wake up at night, with no light in the room except some very dim ambient.
The second render is OK, daylight, indoors.

But obviously the light still isn't enough to discover comic book characters, although the "Lady in Red" in the picture to the right might be Yoko Tsuno.
But then I'm no champion at comics - just what I now, a few of the classics:
Donald Duck of course (the Carl Barks stories), Lucky Luke, Asterix, Tintin, and Yoko Tsuno because I like the technical/mystery aspect in R. Leloup's stories.

A belated "vrolijk kerstfeest"/"joyeux Noël" to you, and a happy new year too.
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