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Ulysses3DArt β Eternal Sands
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Published: 2015-02-05 02:34:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 4766; Favourites: 79; Downloads: 0
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Nothing much to say. Only playing with Nate - which is always fun *laugh*Related content
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I see him as far sexier and more believable than old whats her name.
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lol I am a huge fan of Lara Croft but my male version will always hold a special place in my heart
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Isn't he always?
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Oh yes, yes he is 8D
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Thank you for inspiration : fav.me/d8i3e7u
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Oh boy! Gern geschehen 
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Vielen Dank! Du kannst es besser! Noch
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Challenge accepted, eh?
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Whow! Bro, you are getting really, really good. Great work, Uly. Is Nate an M4 model,or what? Are the sands a part of the new TerraDome2?
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Thank you
Yes, Nate is M4, I'm still working with M4 only since using M5/6 in Poser is sooooo annoying and complicated. Daz wants you to use Studio and I refuse to pay so much money for all the Studio exclusive stuff. Hence still M4 but he's very good to work with I think.
The outfit is part Veteran War Dog from Daz3D (the boots) and part underwear from DZ on Renderosity with a camo texture I put on it. The gun belt is also from Renderosity and actually meant for Victoria 4. The desert is called "Eternal Sand", it's a set available at Daz3D. The sky dome is from a different set though. The... "Warrior Shrine" you can find on Renderosity.
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Thank you for all of the information, Rafael (Uly). I really appreciate it. Yes, M4 is still really good to work with. And I agree that using M5/M6 in Poser is really difficult.
Again, a beautiful work.
bran
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Quite a different background. Β I almost didn't recognize Nate!
Okay for you to play with him, but be sure to leave the door open. Β
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*lol* I will remember that.
Hm, it's the newest version of him, slightly more masculine. From this angle though he really looks very different.
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