Armchair Corbusier, very-HI-res. (2.64M), one MT (rising up pillow, and I can make more), is diligently mapped.

Question:
How much it can cost ?
How much you are ready to pay for it ?

Who is ready to buy it ? Till now I did not sell my models, I was distributing everything for free...
*Pls reply this message. TIA.
Sviat.

No post-work.

no offense but the last picture was not really needed to get people to buy the model. Just a poser person sitting or loungeing with clothing on could have given an idea of what it looks like in poser. Im not a prud. and nudity really dosent offend me. i just didnt see the point of 3 girls in a sexual trist. The model looks good and I am shure there are people who will buy it. Good luck in your endevors. :)

Sorry to team up against you, but ill have to agree. You might want to take down the post. An admin is going to be prone to delete it anyway, due to its content. Im not offended so much, but wars have been started for less.

Granny says take it down. Jethro Jethro

And now maybe somebody will answered to my question ?

Answer question... No, I would not buy it. Since I don't sell my work, the free furniture available is adequate for me.

It's beautiful work with good detail. I would buy it as part of a set of items, but have found that smaller items (in terms of use, not necessarily in terms of effort on the modelers/texturers part) are less cost effective individually than in groups of items, so rarely buy them individually. GrayMare

If you were providing a set of 30s-era furnishings like this, it would be more marketable than just a single piece. (You can also charge more for the full set and probably ring up more sales as well.)