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 Would sword models sell well in Turbo squid? Would they?
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Richard Green
The Man Who Sold the World
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Maybe.
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Probably not.
You can try it but probably not. Why not try to hit up the niche market at Daz3d or Renderosity? You can sell probably more products there for people looking to buy products all day long. |
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What a strange thread.
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No. They would not.
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Mine wasn't selling until I applied the hattori hanzo steel material to it. Now I am rich.
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 Matthew ONeill
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It's hard to make money selling sword models. It's such a cutthroat business.
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 C Ferreira
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If they´re cutting edge they might sell well.
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Björn Dirk Marl
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Maxon Computer GmbH
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Swords are overdone, you can get a dozen for a dime. Daggers are where the money is now.
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 Dylan Saunders
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Take a stab at it and let us know how it works out for you.
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 Brian Horgan
Graphite9
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..and people say weapons are dangerous.. but it's the puns here that are killing me.
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Originally Posted by Srek:
Swords are overdone, you can get a dozen for a dime. Daggers are where the money is now.
Aren't daggers simply a shorter sword? |
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Björn Dirk Marl
Technical Design
Maxon Computer GmbH
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Originally Posted by Fdfxd:
Aren't daggers simply a shorter sword?
Nah, daggers are shorter than short swords. __________________
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 Mo Ali
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Type "sword" into TurboSquid and you'd soon realise that it's packed to the hilt with swords. On the other hand, they all looked pretty awful, so you might be able to make a killing if you strike while the iron is hot.
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Originally Posted by Telemachus:
Type "sword" into TurboSquid and you'd soon realise that it's packed to the hilt with swords. On the other hand, they all looked pretty awful, so you might be able to make a killing if you strike while the iron is hot.
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