I've been thinking about some of the comments referring to wrecked spaceships, vehicles etc, and I Wonder whether the problem is that freebie makers in particular would be loathe to spend hours modelling a great vehicle/spaceship/etc, uv map it, then basically trash it.

As far i can tell, and i'm no experienced uv manipulator, in order to say get a decent texture map on the inside of the vehicle that would look good when the vehicle is wrecked/trashed exploded etc, ie dashboard poking out, seats squished, you would need to model a good undamaged model first.

From a commercial point of view, would it therefore mean that the market place vendor would be loathe to spend extra time deconstructing something that they could in all honesty charge less for becuase it was trashed....I can't imagine many people would be willing to pay more for a wrecked item than for an intact one?

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