I don't see how the arms can rotate at the major joins--the shoulder, the elbow. :) Also, the head looks to me like it's only connected in two small places. Could be just the angle, I'm not sure.

Not a bad start, though. :)

Nevanna

Thanks for the input. :)

I'm not sure if I mentioned this above, but I did make it over a year ago. So it was done in Bryce 4. When I opened the file the other day, all I did was render it in Bryce 5...just didn't do anything to adjust the image. I know the material on the temple is a preset. And I'm pretty sure the sky is, too--if not, it's only some minor tweaks. :)

I think I'm going to try playing with the lighting, as you suggested--I'm familiar with the techniques. Actually, I've used them some on other projects.

I just wasn't sure what else to do to it. I kept feeling like it needed something else, but I wasn't sure what. But I also felt like I wasn't going to really do anything else to it. So I thought I would put it up to see what others thought.

Sorry if this seems rambling...just sort of thinking out loud. :p

You sure? It's really not that bad... :)

It's doable. How much detail do you need?? How many PC's total? Are you going to use a router or a hub? Are you planning on splitting some sort of internet access? Is either/both going to be accessable via the interent? (In which case, do you have a firewall installed?) For just networking two PC's, you will need a network card installed in each machine and a network (Cat5) cable connecting them. For just a local network, you want to set their IP addresses to 192.168.0.xxx. (Make sure they are different.) And assign both to the same domain. (Whatever you want to name it.) Let me know, I can talk you through it. It's fairly easy with WinXP involved.