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I have picked up a lot of prizes for winning second place with my Snow Queen Portrait image. This one shows one of my choices from one of the sponsors of the competition; Xurge3D!

Plastech Girl 1 & Annie Wynn

An ongoing Series of short stories I have been writing is called "Tales of the Plastech Girls". These girls are androids that have been given the status of Artificial Life Forms. They were developed to be the commanders of a special division of the Stinger Corps. Each has been given a Stinger Starcraft with the capacity for four crew, including the commander. The first of the Plastech Girls was also given blueish-green skin to differentiate her from her human counterparts. She was also the sole occupant of her Stinger, as it was shot down before her human companions could be assigned to the craft. She took that incident quite personally, and leapt from her craft as it fell out of the sky, with her blaster blazing at the offending enemy, who was bearing down on her as she fell. She took the enemy out with extreme prejudice, and continued taking more down as she fell. As it happens, one of the other Stingers that had just three occupants (all human), raced to her aid, matching her speed as she fell, and ultimately allowing her to come aboard and take the place of the missing crewmember. Thus she was saved, though she was never given another Stinger to command. Instead she was given a position of trainer, not for the Plastech Girls that followed her into service, but for their human crewmates that would be flying with them on most of their missions.

Now you may be wondering if she was fashioned after a Human, and if so, who that human was. Well it is rumored that the human she was modeled after was a young and exceptionally bright woman, working as an engineer at the corporation where she was developed. This woman was named Annie Wynn, and she indeed was the primary robotics engineer developing the Plastech Girl Project! Now whether or not the Plastech Girls were modeled after her is a question no one is answering including Annie Wynn. Even so, if you put Plastech Girl 1 and Annie Wynn side by side, you can see a resemblance, even though they have different skin and hair colors. Here is a rare image showing the two in just such a situation. Study the two in this image and decide for yourself. Do you believe the android is fashioned after Annie Wynn? Or do you think it is pure coincidence that they resemble each other?

This is an image I did using one of the products I chose from Xurge3D as my prizes from that site. It is the Sci Fi suit for Aiko 3. I wanted to show it side by side with the Mech Girl Suit from DAZ 3D, which is also for Aiko 3. Both figures are Aiko 3 with the Annette Head Morphs for Aiko 3 applied. Their hair is one of my all time favorites; Mitsu Hair For Aiko 3, which I have no trouble fitting to almost every figure I have, whether male or female! It is a delight to work with! The Backdrop was done by me in Bryce 7.1 Pro with all elements created by me personally within the application. No presets were used.

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I have picked up a lot of prizes for winning second place with my Snow Queen Portrait image. This one shows one of my choices from one of the sponsors of the competition; Xurge3D!

Plastech Girl 1 & Annie Wynn

An ongoing Series of short stories I have been writing is called "Tales of the Plastech Girls". These girls are androids that have been given the status of Artificial Life Forms. They were developed to be the commanders of a special division of the Stinger Corps. Each has been given a Stinger Starcraft with the capacity for four crew, including the commander. The first of the Plastech Girls was also given blueish-green skin to differentiate her from her human counterparts. She was also the sole occupant of her Stinger, as it was shot down before her human companions could be assigned to the craft. She took that incident quite personally, and leapt from her craft as it fell out of the sky, with her blaster blazing at the offending enemy, who was bearing down on her as she fell. She took the enemy out with extreme prejudice, and continued taking more down as she fell. As it happens, one of the other Stingers that had just three occupants (all human), raced to her aid, matching her speed as she fell, and ultimately allowing her to come aboard and take the place of the missing crewmember. Thus she was saved, though she was never given another Stinger to command. Instead she was given a position of trainer, not for the Plastech Girls that followed her into service, but for their human crewmates that would be flying with them on most of their missions.

Now you may be wondering if she was fashioned after a Human, and if so, who that human was. Well it is rumored that the human she was modeled after was a young and exceptionally bright woman, working as an engineer at the corporation where she was developed. This woman was named Annie Wynn, and she indeed was the primary robotics engineer developing the Plastech Girl Project! Now whether or not the Plastech Girls were modeled after her is a question no one is answering including Annie Wynn. Even so, if you put Plastech Girl 1 and Annie Wynn side by side, you can see a resemblance, even though they have different skin and hair colors. Here is a rare image showing the two in just such a situation. Study the two in this image and decide for yourself. Do you believe the android is fashioned after Annie Wynn? Or do you think it is pure coincidence that they resemble each other?

This is an image I did using one of the products I chose from Xurge3D as my prizes from that site. It is the Sci Fi suit for Aiko 3. I wanted to show it side by side with the Mech Girl Suit from DAZ 3D, which is also for Aiko 3. Both figures are Aiko 3 with the Annette Head Morphs for Aiko 3 applied. Their hair is one of my all time favorites; Mitsu Hair For Aiko 3, which I have no trouble fitting to almost every figure I have, whether male or female! It is a delight to work with! The Backdrop was done by me in Bryce 7.1 Pro with all elements created by me personally within the application. No presets were used.