Stuff I ordered from the Daz store, but then forgot about, but which I'd like to use.

[modernwizard]

• 3 Piece Suit for D3. Part of my ongoing quest to find a decent suit for everyone...
• Air Bike. Probably illegal, but prevalent, in Intellectum.
• Alien Plants. Big plans for these never materialized...
• Basic Hair. A short, clean style, more attractive than it looks on the product page.
• Bus Maxis and Bus Pegasus. I'm beginning to think that everyone in Intellectum gets around on petipet machines.
• BWC Runway. Jareth wants to have a fashion show.
• Classic Deco. I've used the chairs, but that's it.
• Daz Squirrel. Will eat any French fries my runtime has to offer.
• Daz Water Pump and Grain Silo. Plop a stove-in barn next to the silo, and it'll look just like Vermont! ...Anyone know where I can get a collapsing barn?
• Disconsolation. A waterfront set that demands atmospheric fog and low lighting.
• DM Time Shadows. Ye Olde Genericke Machines by Danie and Marforno, who do great moody environments. Good background for the Wrathful Scientists, now that I think of it.
• Epic Wings. Amazingly enough, almost properly scaled for actual use by human beings.
• Fly Girl. Another thing for which I had big plans that never materialized.
• Generic Sci Fi Corridor. Another possible location for the Wrathful Scientists.
• Hilly Surround. Showed up in my renders of Intellectum's Fink, but dropped back into obscurity.
• Home One Bathroom. Whoops, I forgot I had that...and I explicitly bought it to easily add a fully stocked w.c. to my runtime.
• If You Build It Picket Fence. In case I need to render a representation of the American Dream Lie.
• Newport Outfit. How did I forget that I bought a modern, realistic, pretty generic outfit? Ah I see...I got it as a bundle and only paid attention to certain items in the bundle.
• Interiors The Model Agency. Purchased as an inexpensive, fully stocked office interior and then...summarily forgotten.
• Lune Portail. This could work as a cemetery gate.
• Maple Tree Pack 1. Big plans for these were only half executed.
• Mediterranean Patio. For al fresco dining. I have a lot of these Nouschka Design sets that I got as freebies the first time I was in Platinum Club; they don't get out much.
• Neo Stop. A regular fixture in Intellectum.
• Noggin's Duck Mallard. Purchased when I wanted to reproduce in 3D the Make Way for Ducklings sculpture in Boston Public Garden. The duckling poses are hilarious.
• Ranaki. Now that I've finally figured out how to convert those frog legs to G2F, I can redo Grenk.
• Regenerator. I bet the Wrathful Scientists have one of these in their shack lab.
• Sculptural Genesis Ultra Fun Kit. Time to put lampshades on people's heads!
• Shackled! The more I stare at this set, the more I realize that I would only use pieces as background props in a stereotypical medieval dungeon. I could never put people in chains; it reminds me too much of the Middle Passage.
• Shelter. Wait a minute -- this comes with snow? How did I miss that?
• Space Base. You know, just in case anyone needs to go to the moon.
• Skulduggery. Really cool bodysuit and makeup effects!
• Technopolis. A whole neighborhood of Intellectum! Swanky, new, rich...
• The Conservatory. I dunno -- looks like a greenhouse to me...
• Time Traveler. Exposed wires -- coooooool.
• Tubo Hotel. Probably not a hotel, but a makeshift community near Intellectum's dump, constructed with abandoned sewer construction materials.
• Versailles Tail. The less gravity-defying cousin of the pompadour.
• Unicycle Bob. What the hell is this? Who knows? But it's by petipet, which means that it probably belongs in Intellectum.
• Waste Container. Probably a part of the Intellectan shanty town next to the dump.
• Wynter Hair. That built-in headgear probably picks up radio signals or something.