Hi Ysvry - it's a very nice model but a bit unusual - I personally wouldn't be quite sure how to use this one, but I'm sure other people would have ideas. I myself am more interested in your more realistic models such as the cottage, the light pillar, Norman steps, etc. If you finished the cottage and added just a little more detail I'd say you could sell it for $20-ish. (I'd pay that, anyway.) If you made a complete model of something like a market-cross using your components you could probably sell that for $30. You could also bundle your components and create, for example, a "church-building kit"; you could probably ask $15-$25 dollars. Your'e an excellent modeller - if you made complete models of larger buildings and finished them you could probably make even more than the amounts mentioned above. Why don't you take a look around this site or at www.turbosquid.com and see what other modellers are charging for their work? Take a look at the De Espona stuff on turbosquid; they charge over $100 per item, and their stuff is no better than yours; they just put in a bit more work to make bigger models. If you put your mind to it you could probably do even better... Thanks again for all the free models, anyway!

thx judy i will look into that at the moment im still modelling them as practice pieces if ill make comercial ones it will be like building kits to stimulate other peoples imagination.

Now, while we're all smiling and happy because ysyry put them up as freebies, someone comes out saying that he must made us pay for them... just kidding, of course. They're really cool, and judyk is right.

Quit practiceing and start the REAL work, you're already good enough!

cool looking