Can you guess the Character Morph??

Hi guys,

For those with sharper eyes here, I have a quick puzzle.

I'm trying to figure out the exact character morph used in the promo images for SWAM's Athina Hair(Genesis 9) https://www.daz3d.com/swams-athina-hair-for-genesis-9

The skin is defenetely Addy Colette(moles and freckles match perfectly), but the face structure and the FiberMesh brows are not hers.
I've already tried apllied the skin of Colette on multiuple models like Victoria 9, Addy Madeline and more, with no luck. Could be a specific merchant or resource mix.
Any idea which base model or dials  could achieve this exact look??

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  • TaozTaoz Posts: 10,344
    edited August 31

    Face shape looks like typical P3Design, e.g. this one which I think looks close:  https://www.daz3d.com/p3d-stephanie-for-genesis-9

    This one might also be helpful, for modification: https://www.daz3d.com/p3d-face-builder-for-genesis-9-feminine

    But if a character face shape is modded, and the texture has been replaced, it can be almost impossible to figure out which character has been used and how it has been modded, in that case the easiest may be to try experimenting yourself with some morph packages.

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  • Thanks for the input, Taoz!
    Indeed Stephanie looks very close to the promo model, especially the eyes, mouth and brows too, good eyes!. I will definitely look into her, there is a chance that it is her!
    I do have many custom face morhps already, I am just trying to find which model was used as a base to start with.
    I also do understand that there's a huge chance this a heavy custom mix with different morphs, as it is with most promo models, but most of the time you can see which model has been used as base, Victoria for instance can be seen all over the place, you can see her modified but you can still pinpoint what it was used as base.

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