===== From sshaw@fas.harvard.edu: The sextant is well done, but I would have preferred to see it in some larger scene. Perhaps in use, or with other antiquated navigation tools. ===== From Martin.Magnusson.7121@student.uu.se: The sextant model is good, but something is lacking. The scene needs more of a story, IMHO. By the way, what is Thumbsplus? ===== From castlewrks@aol.com: "Old"????? Looks fresh out of the plastic-wrap package. ===== From jerry@hoboes.com: This is a very nice looking sextant; has it ever actually been used in the field? :*) ===== From gregj56590@aol.com: Elegant, simple composition which speaks of a cool theme. Wood texture is wrong. ===== From bsieker@techfak.uni-bielefeld.de: Very nice modelling, but the brass material is too 'smooth' or has a too high ambient setting. Brass is either very smooth and then it is almost as reflective as a mirror, or it is rough and matte, but then is is not as clean and uniform. I would appreciate some details on how you did this. ===== From gmccarter@hotmail.com: Quite nice. Almost too nice, actually. All the edges are razor-sharp and precise. Needs some radii, waviness, dents to become an "old" sextant. Dents/wear in the wood would help, too. Water drops are a nice effect. ===== From davidwilkinson@cwcom.net: Nicely constructed hardware, but the reflected background lines spoil it. ===== From ethelm@bigfoot.com: The sextant looks authentic, very well done. The finish looks more like yellow paint than brass. Perhaps objects out of the frame, reflecting in the surface might have improved it. ===== From 101741.541@compuserve.com: Tres beau modele, precis et tout ! La liaison avec le sujet est peut-etre un peu courte; par exemple, ca aurait pu etre le sextan qui a appartenu a un celebre geographe et qui lui a permi de faire une decouvert importane, ou que-sais-je... A ce moment-la, on aurait pu aussi souhaiter un texturage qui vieillisse un peu l'engin, et des elements qui evoquent l'evenement... ===== From bobfranke@halcyon.com: A very nice model of a sextant, but I don_t see the connection with history. With such a close up of the wood try creating an image map for a heightfied to make raised grain. ===== From r@pluto.icom-solutions.com: Very nicely modelled but the texture needs to be less shiny and unused looking. Notable for modelling