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Hi Joel I'm looking at $292 per pc That's $2336 for the lot 8 PC's

Hi guys I have the below I would like to sell....any interest firstly? I have no idea what shipping costs would be and might or might not affect the price. So testing the waters.....let me know. I have 8 x Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge compact desktops(Workstations) in immaculate condition. (only used 3 of them for a farm) Selling as a bundle Size approximate: 30x35cm Specs detail: https://support.lenovo.com/za/en/documents/pd024281 http://shopap.lenovo.com/…/d…/thinkcentre/e-series-sff/e92/… Specs: Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge I7 2600 @3.4GHz Quad Core Ram DDR3/ 12G 1TB HDD 64bit Win 7 Pro - Only 2 or 3 of them have Ram - These are amazing workstations with many safety and backup features by Lenovo. - Absolutely no sound from computer fans etc. 100% quiet

I have gone through glow many times and post is always better...less render time, less set up and testing and overall more control in post.

That depends on what it is...the more polygons the longer render time...no avarage polys in any scene, but lower is faster.

That is just bad advice Gedsta. Polycount should be as low as possible. The more complex ones work get the more poly's you will have yes but any respectible 3d artist will keep it as low as possible. Good modeling = Low poly at visibly good standard. Lazyiness and bad modeling = High polys in scenes where one does not need it. MOST works can be low poly counts, not everyone has city scapes where you have millions of polys, that is a different issue. That is probably the worst advice I have ever seen Corey Beaulieu. Not only wasting your own time but wasting company time and project time.

Would love to know if people really charge extra......my experience is that I cant really charge more because the client need bespoke furniture...I would charge a bit more for this type client but it does not make up for the time on a furn piece really, but in a sense you charge a bit more because the jobs are always more complex and I get regular work from them. Time spent on modeling furniture vs time spent on modeling the rest of the project doesn't make sense because it always eats up so much time modeling furniture. But I can also not charge what that chair is worth because no one would be able to afford it. I sure wont pay for furniture modeling in normal circumstances....rather bite the bullet and do it myself.

you mean more "Beijing Studio" rather than US

Thats called architecture these days my friend..

What a stupid @rse comment???

Guess some are more stingy than others.

I would imagine my story to be like most freelancer. Even company's dont like to spend money on third party products, thats why they employ people. Not shooting it down at all, just adding what I came across when I use to be employed and thats for 3 different company's.

Cant say I can model everything and not the best.....but at the price models sell its not worth it for a once off, for me atleast. I have bought and do buy on very rare occasions. If you have so much work that you cannot spend any time on modeling then its a different story all together. I do not have 3 projects a week. I have around one a week. That said, most furniture are from catalogs and I model them up moslty.

I try my best not to buy and pay for models, mostly model up myself. Chances of using the model again is VERY low. ALways different chairs etc that have to be used, and paying that price for a once off...no, I try to avoid.

Looks good.......only tip would be that you need more contrast, seem to be washed out thus looking flat. And you have all this light pouring into the rooms but no light source..

I would say so yes, its needed, lower poly but detail like stitching is awesome!