Hey Furron,
That’s funny what you say about being noticed when new. I felt the same thing on my first post. I think it has to do with the level of creativity on this forum. So many people post work that is simply amazing, and some of the regular stuff get unrecognized becase of it.
I think your model is great, and has a lot of potential.
But, if I were you I would forget the rest of the body and go onto something new. Sometimes it is so tough to let go of a model after so much effort, but it is better to let go and get comfortable with Zbrush in the earlier stages. I found that I continued to replicate troublesome technical areas in my modeling when I got caught up in all of the other sexier features Zbrush offered. It seems better to do around ten models, hopefully excedeeding yourself in design and feel, before trying the texturing and colors. Otherwise you get so far into a model that when you attempt another you feel jaded.
Just my 2 cents. I’m in the same boat with you.
As for your PM issue, I’m, not sure what the problem is. The only thing I could think of is that you set a low resolution when you defined the texture.
Best of luck on your z2 exprience.
cedell