Takin' me to task, are ya? ;) Although you'll pay more, LightWave has the better modeling resources. And, in the event that you eventually want to do more work in LightWave, such as rendering, boning, animation, there will be nothing more needed to do so. It comes default with caustics, radiosity, volumetrics, paricle fx, boning and IK, hypervoxels, metaballs, distributed rendering, UV map editing, (I think) HDRI support, and the ubiquitous "much, much more." :)