It was approximately 3am that night, she was sleeping soundly in her bed when she was awoken by a noise. At first she thought nothing of it, until she heard it again. She wondered on to the deserted street and into a dark alley. No one heard a thing, or knows what befell her that night. It was days before anyone found her. No one missed her...
This is a great decoration for any Halloween party. This is a dead body of a woman in pjs and is 10 prims, nicely sculpted and textured.
creepy addition to anywhere a dead body is needed.
This represents a mile stone in sculpty creation don't miss seeing this.You'll think mesh is already here. Watch for more.
*body inspired by left 4 dead dead body
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This dead body is perfect for my build. Seller provides great customer service. If you need a dead or unconscious girl BUY IT!!
Omfg... <3
I think I'm in love with her. I named her Erin after one of my top two favourite "scream queens" - i.e. softcore horror actresses - Misty Mundae, (the other being the absolutely legendary Ingrid Pitt, UNF) and she's already "starred" in a little spontaneous screencap-comic a friend and I made. She's just fantastic. Would be nice to have different outfits for her (or... er... none, haha) but really, I don't care that much, she's just adorable. I now take her almost everywhere with me. Brilliant job. Absolutely brilliant. /Thank you/. ^_^ <3 <3 <3
Great item!
I dragged this body from my inventory for Halloween. I set it up at the landing point and added a bloody knife for effect. Then I just sat back and watched the role play begin. People couldn't resist creating stories about how she was killed, trying to identify her, accusing each other and even admitting to the murder. I was FUN! :) Great job! Thanks :)
Fantastic detail
I've had this product for quite some time now, but recently stumbled upon it again here on Marketplace. I'd like to simply say the detail is fantastic, and is amazing for role-play purposes. The creator is very talented and skilled.
