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I've seen a few deviants who make use of wrestling video games to create their characters and action. Going over the gallery of one sctiv45, I was impressed by the volume and variety of characters that she'd created. Among them, I was particularly taken by the design of Sapphire Toombs; and, like the Mortal Kombat ninjas, she had a few "palatte swaps" in the form of her sisters. '45 has further distinguished their appearances over time, but I had no problem with the initial base look. Sometimes it's all about color, and she made sure that the color really popped on pale-skinned lasses named Sapphire, Ruby, Pearl, and Peridot (new word added to my dictionary).

Sapphire and Ruby were different from the other cast due to their VG source, no preexisting DAZ or Poser figure to adapt; so I had some leeway in picking out textures and fiddling with costume/hair shaders. They were also the first characters I set about adapting before formally approaching '45 to see if I could use them. I guess I was that enamored by the look, and confident in their creator's approval. Without it, maybe I would have introduced "Azul" and "Roja" instead!

(From left to right) Pearl, Ruby, Sapphire, and Peridot are the creations of !

Description

I've seen a few deviants who make use of wrestling video games to create their characters and action. Going over the gallery of one sctiv45, I was impressed by the volume and variety of characters that she'd created. Among them, I was particularly taken by the design of Sapphire Toombs; and, like the Mortal Kombat ninjas, she had a few "palatte swaps" in the form of her sisters. '45 has further distinguished their appearances over time, but I had no problem with the initial base look. Sometimes it's all about color, and she made sure that the color really popped on pale-skinned lasses named Sapphire, Ruby, Pearl, and Peridot (new word added to my dictionary).

Sapphire and Ruby were different from the other cast due to their VG source, no preexisting DAZ or Poser figure to adapt; so I had some leeway in picking out textures and fiddling with costume/hair shaders. They were also the first characters I set about adapting before formally approaching '45 to see if I could use them. I guess I was that enamored by the look, and confident in their creator's approval. Without it, maybe I would have introduced "Azul" and "Roja" instead!

(From left to right) Pearl, Ruby, Sapphire, and Peridot are the creations of !