Speaking frankly, I think people shouldn't be selling the following obvious models at all: ping-pong balls, 3DStudio MAX teapots and baseball bats. But people are publishing them over and over again and as a result these models take solid part of all 3D sellers catalogs.
Content link: http://www.exchange3d.com/cubecart/sports/baseball-bat/prod_1693.html
Available at Exchange3D.com
I am monitoring 3D Content stores for some time and could clearly see the pattern how all top sellers may present the same content (Baseball Bat):
Exchange3D.com: "Baseball Bat", was: $20.00, now: $2.95
Turbosquid: "My First Baseball Bat": $250.00
The3DStudio: "Baseball bats collection: aluminium, iron, oak, marble, titanium, bronze, cooper, concrete": $75.00
Modelbank: "Baseball bat, low-poly": $1200.00
3DExport: "Baseball bat at sunset with flowers, HDRI": $20.00
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Another Baseball bat
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I just found your Blog... Outstanding work!!! With more and more people picking up some sort of 3d tool, low quality assets will become more and more prevalent. I think the only way this could be combated is for these sites to adapt a premium area, or hight quality area. No matter what you call it, they need someone to monitor and approve high quality assets for buyers that have some cash burning a whole in their pocket, and they don't want to sift thought pages and pages of crap. I was just happy to see you didn't link to any of my stuff :) http://gamesterart.com/
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