American Oppossum

JStryder

Please, please Alessandro_AM put an American Opposum into the Daz store! I'm am sure it would be very popular, and is not that different from your rodent models. Illustrators will be eternally grateful. Oppossums are everywhere in the Americas and frequently encountered, even (or maybe especially) in cities. Plus they have many unique and endearing (and not so endearing, but quirky) personality traits that make them great characters in stories. Imagine the fun we will have rendering scenes like this: https://mdc.mo.gov/conmag/2019-08/awesome-opossums

 

Alessandro Mastronardi

JStryder said:

Please, please Alessandro_AM put an American Opposum into the Daz store! I'm am sure it would be very popular, and is not that different from your rodent models. Illustrators will be eternally grateful. Oppossums are everywhere in the Americas and frequently encountered, even (or maybe especially) in cities. Plus they have many unique and endearing (and not so endearing, but quirky) personality traits that make them great characters in stories. Imagine the fun we will have rendering scenes like this: https://mdc.mo.gov/conmag/2019-08/awesome-opossums

Hello, you'll be happy to know it's actually in the making. A few more weeks and it will be ready!

 

DarkmoonWerkstatt

Anything similiar to this would be wonderful.

https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/animals/mammal/opossum-67f32b9e-d359-4a24-92e5-3c28338c6d53

Alessandro Mastronardi

Hey, it's there: https://www.daz3d.com/opossum-by-am

lou_harper

MUST HAVE POSSUM.

 

richardandtracy

And the Possum can be paired with its very own Mammoth, also by Allesandro.. https://www.daz3d.com/woolly-mammoth-by-am

Regards,

Richard.

 

 

WendyLuvsCatz

our Australian ringtails and brushies leave your opossums for dead in cuteness 

those things look horrifying 

we all feed ours fruit if we have them in our backyards, sadly I don't where I am, but most of my family do

richardandtracy

What I can never get over is how most Australian mammals are pretty innocuous (cute, even), compared to almost everything else that's on average a fair bit more deadly than their non-Australian equivalents. It came as a surprise to me how common Golden Orb spiders were around Cairns. Not a nice creature to meet at night...