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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 110,019

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    butterflyfish said:

    I had that same thought about the pants. Who wears their pants like that? 

    influencers devil 

    as in, when they get dragged into the combine harvester it will influence others not to dress liike that?

  • davesodaveso Posts: 8,018

    yes     laugh

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,825
  • butterflyfishbutterflyfish Posts: 1,579

    laugh

  • LorraineLorraine Posts: 998

    Richard Haseltine said:

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    butterflyfish said:

    I had that same thought about the pants. Who wears their pants like that? 

    influencers devil 

    as in, when they get dragged into the combine harvester it will influence others not to dress liike that?

    laugh Nice

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 26,801
    edited May 13

    Richard Haseltine said:

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    butterflyfish said:

    I had that same thought about the pants. Who wears their pants like that? 

    influencers devil 

    as in, when they get dragged into the combine harvester it will influence others not to dress liike that?

    I grew up in Iowa. My stepfather farmed hundreds of acres of corn, soybeans, and alfalfa. He raised cattle and hogs. He wore heavy cotton work shirts under OshKosh overalls every day. No farmer I ever saw (male or female) ever wore anything that looked in any way like any garment in that product. It would be inappropriate for the job in every possible way you could imagine.
    The tractor looks very outdated, but nicely modeled. The garment killed any interest in purchasing that product for me. It is a shame. With a nice set of real world farmer attire, I probably would have instantly snapped it up. I'm not the target market for all this fetish clothing and near nudity that has taken over the Daz store.

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  • LorraineLorraine Posts: 998

    barbult said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    butterflyfish said:

    I had that same thought about the pants. Who wears their pants like that? 

    influencers devil 

    as in, when they get dragged into the combine harvester it will influence others not to dress liike that?

    I grew up in Iowa. My stepfather farmed hundreds of acres of corn, soybeans, and alfalfa. He raised cattle and hogs. He wore heavy cotton work shirts under OshKosh overalls every day. No farmer I ever saw (male of female) ever wore anything that looked in any way like any garment in that product. It would be inappropriate for the job in every possible way you could imagine.
    The tractor looks very outdated, but nicely modeled. The garment killed any interest in purchasing that product for me. It is a shame. With a nice set of real world farmer attire, I probably would have instantly snapped it up. I'm not the target market for all this fetish clothing and near nudity that has taken over the Daz store.

    My feelings exactly. I saw the tractor and was "oooo, I want! Then I saw the clothes and instantly closed the tab. I refuse to participate in the DAZ store's continuing assignment of women as mere objects for men's gaze. We are not objects and we bloody well object!

  • ANGELREAPER1972ANGELREAPER1972 Posts: 4,711

    at my work they have calenders of naked men including farmers with animals, birds extra covering the view of their lower private parts hanging in their offices

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,825

    well, if I ever bought it

    I would dress a male character in it

  • paulawp (marahzen)paulawp (marahzen) Posts: 1,760

    Lorraine said:

    barbult said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    butterflyfish said:

    I had that same thought about the pants. Who wears their pants like that? 

    influencers devil 

    as in, when they get dragged into the combine harvester it will influence others not to dress liike that?

    I grew up in Iowa. My stepfather farmed hundreds of acres of corn, soybeans, and alfalfa. He raised cattle and hogs. He wore heavy cotton work shirts under OshKosh overalls every day. No farmer I ever saw (male of female) ever wore anything that looked in any way like any garment in that product. It would be inappropriate for the job in every possible way you could imagine.
    The tractor looks very outdated, but nicely modeled. The garment killed any interest in purchasing that product for me. It is a shame. With a nice set of real world farmer attire, I probably would have instantly snapped it up. I'm not the target market for all this fetish clothing and near nudity that has taken over the Daz store.

    My feelings exactly. I saw the tractor and was "oooo, I want! Then I saw the clothes and instantly closed the tab. I refuse to participate in the DAZ store's continuing assignment of women as mere objects for men's gaze. We are not objects and we bloody well object!

    I don't care that the skimpwear version is there, but I would be more interested in the product if it included a more real-world variant. I might pick it up later for the retro tractor.

  • TarantanamirTarantanamir Posts: 103
    edited May 13

    ANGELREAPER1972 said:

    at my work they have calenders of naked men including farmers with animals, birds extra covering the view of their lower private parts hanging in their offices

    Glancing over this comment made me choke on my juice.....devil

    Post edited by Tarantanamir on
  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,654

    Claydarch's Secret Fountain. I both like and dislike. The fountain is, in all honesty, quite horrible, and doesn't look like something that's been in the open, ever. What I do like is the wear in the grass, bald areas and exposed stones in the ground. That is really good. Overall, I think I like it. Would need to weather the textures on the furniture and hide the fountain, but on balance I like.

    Regards,

    Richard

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,825
    edited May 13

    the colour of the stone makes it more ugly than it should be, furniture too light for my tastes too

    would be interesting to see those with western red cedar textures and wear and tear decals, and a dark marble or granite fountain 

    I do however like the green tiles in the fountain and water shader

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  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,654
    edited May 13

    You might be right about dark marble, or dark granite. But the fountain is not a very interesting shape. It reminds me of my octagonal bowls, and I look at it wondering why the fruit salad has gone wrong.

    I'm part way though a model fountain that may get issued if I can model the fountainy bit in the middle & find a decent texture for it. Do think my one's got the potential to be a bit more interesting to look at, though.

    Regards,

    Richard

     

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  • barbultbarbult Posts: 26,801

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    the colour of the stone makes it more ugly than it should be, furniture too light for my tastes too

    would be interesting to see those with western red cedar textures and wear and tear decals, and a dark marble or granite fountain 

    I do however like the green tiles in the fountain and water shader

    Good observations. There is a lot to not like there.  

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,825
    edited May 13

    I didn't think fountains on lawns were even a thing truth be told, more a patio thing, or at least surrounded by a path

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  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,654

    You have a point there, they are usually surrounded by paths, chippings or slabs.

    Regards,

    Richard

  • memcneil70memcneil70 Posts: 5,782

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    I didn't think fountains on lawns were even a thing truth be told, more a patio thing, or at least surrounded by a path

    My impression is that particular fountain would generally placed in a turning circle or the front of a mansion, but not in an area people are really expected to walk out too. The shape of this one turned me off right away and I clicked off. 

    But a well-done fountain, in a proper location can offer a pleasant view, place to walk to and sit with friends or a book, just rest, or in a city/town/village a place to gather and have little bistros' outside tables and chairs. My Framlingham home had a three tiered naturalized fountain in the upper corner of the front garden. More of a layered waterfall. Along with the lovely plantings the owners had made, it provided pedestrians a wonderful view. And I had to hire a gardener as I have a purple thumb and no idea what some of the plants were.

    @richardandtracy, love your fountain design.

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,654

    Thanks Mary, I'll have to make sure I finish it.

    Regards,

    Richard

  • Griffin AvidGriffin Avid Posts: 3,840

    Whoever put together today's slew of products needs to be sat down and talked to.

    I haven't seen a line up like this in a long time.

    I WANT EVERYTHING!

     

  • chanurchanur Posts: 56

    I have no experience with real court rooms, but whenever I see one in a movie or on tv, the witness is sitting next to the judge. They mention a witness stand under details, but where is it? Where is the place for the witness? Am I to blind to see it?

  • jmucchiellojmucchiello Posts: 1,252

    What makes a bedroom a "lawyer bedroom"? Is it the clothing strewn about?

     

    chanur said:

    I have no experience with real court rooms, but whenever I see one in a movie or on tv, the witness is sitting next to the judge. They mention a witness stand under details, but where is it? Where is the place for the witness? Am I to blind to see it?

    There is no witness box or jury box in this image. It isn't a US courtroom. It might conform to some other nation's version of jurisprudence, though. I just wouldn't know which.

  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 7,654

    Yet the US flags suggest it is a US courtroom. Are there any hearings in the US where there is judicial review of the actions of corporate or government bodies where the judge may be sitting alone? The UK does have such things & I was wondering if the related US system might have it too. The UK also has branches of family law where the judge sits alone (custody hearings spring to mind) because a jury is not appropriate or needed for what's being considered.

    Regards,

    Richard

  • jmucchiellojmucchiello Posts: 1,252

    richardandtracy said:

    Yet the US flags suggest it is a US courtroom. Are there any hearings in the US where there is judicial review of the actions of corporate or government bodies where the judge may be sitting alone? The UK does have such things & I was wondering if the related US system might have it too. The UK also has branches of family law where the judge sits alone (custody hearings spring to mind) because a jury is not appropriate or needed for what's being considered.

    I suppose so. But I doubt any room dedicated to such hearing wouldn't include the two boxes I mentioned. A unifrom room layout if far more likely.

  • backgroundbackground Posts: 740
    edited 10:04AM

    It might be intended for Courts of appeal hearings, as below: ecept the the model has a place for only one judge.

    Courts of Appeals courtrooms are different than district courtrooms because they are where oral arguments take place—there is no jury or witness stand. Instead, attorneys for the parties sit at their respective tables and argue directly to the panel of three judges. 

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  • chanurchanur Posts: 56

    But there is still a witness stand mentioned under 'details'...

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