New Wonder : Kinboat's Paperdoll

I had this idea yesterday, made it very quickly and post it as it is. I could modify it later. I thought it could be a kind of award for a "unit-of-the- year-contest", if Flamand feels like doing one. Or a "Best-unit-ever Poll" in which everyone could vote for every unit on this forum, ouch! this one should be a real big mess !!! For now the background is white but I can make it green for use as a standard wonder in game.
Of course this is a tribute to Kinboat, who is a kind of "God of Civ-modders". Or a saint. No, a true God that's what he is, look: he made the Man (Paperdoll), he gave us some words, but now he's dumb, some say he never existed when others believe in him...

Kinboat ain`t dumb!

Its a nice wonder, it should go in the Custom Civ Mod, IMO.

The way I see it, your just wasting time on those kind of things! Why don't you finish at least that fork unit (peasant) ?????

Dude, he just got Poser. Its not like you can just start making units from the first minute..

While I think that the paperdoll itself is very nice from kinboat, I think that it has been up to it's potential only in a couple of skillful hands... for a good animated unit, you need more than just the paperdoll and a couple of good-looking props. And that more is "decent animating skills"...

But I also think that the paperdoll would be worthy for the hall of fame of modding - I believe so many good things have come out of it.

peace out

@Stormy: I mean "mute", he doesn't talk anymore, at least on this forum !
@Partizanac: I'm not losing my time, since it took me only 2 minutes for it, which is not enough time to finish a unit. And the peasant will have more than three anims, the way I see it and hey every one should get Poser (or Daz, or...) and the Paperdoll and props and try to do stuff by himself, just to see...
@aaglo: what I just said doesn't apply to you of course, and I agree with you about this

you need more than just the paperdoll and a couple of good-looking props. And that more is "decent animating skills"...

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But for most wannabees it's a simple way to put their hands into unit-making and learn something