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Miaa Rebane turns epic SL steapunk fashion into an epic photospread. And this is only the detail from one of three images. And as evocative as it is, it might not even be my favorite. So you should just click here and see the whole spread.
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Quite a lot of steampunk on the grid actually.
Its also, IMO, one of the few popular areas where male avatars not onlylook good, but often better than the options available for females. ;)
Posted by: Pussycat catnap | Friday, November 18, 2011 at 11:15 AM