<img src=“http://www.rpgclassics.com/subsites/twistedrpg/images/hero/rirse.gif”> You may be wondering about this topic headline about “posting your virtual self”, which would normally me using a sprite or a scanned picture of yourself. Instead this is a different idea…how about you create a representation of your realself. Thanks to My Virtual Model (website created for virtual trying on clothes), you can create yourself and post them here. Below is how I look in real life, minus the glasses. Note that their generic selection is limited, since it is after all a site made for trying on clothes at other sites.
The steps are easy, just make a name and password, then design your person, using weight and blah blah blah. Then you get the final results, which you can change. Afterwards you can head to Collection to add some clothes so you don’t look like Arthur from “Ghost and Goblins”. You can get other clothes there by hitting the yellow triangles, but don’t expect much.
P.S. Two things about the image. First off, just post the link, as they can get mighty big. And two, just right click and save them, unless you can’t upload, which case you might want to copy the address.
That’s generally what I look like on any decent workday. If it isn’t a workday, my hair is more like in my avatar, but none of the ones in the model maker look right.
When I first saw it I laughed. There is so no enough selections to get anything accurate, although it’s pretty decent. The only thing I have to brag about is that my figure is much more curvacious than that. Where is the brown eyes option?! Grrr.
Im glad that we don’t have to provide links cuz I’d be scared about certain members rotating her around >> To catch some ass.
Why must you people link at .txt, why can’t you just make a simple HTML page with the image on it and link to that? That stupid .txt trick is IE only. And I want to see how ugly Lex is.
Note that their generic selection is limited, since it is after all a site made for trying on clothes at other sites. 
