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I apologize ahead of time for there not being any PNG versions of these images available. I fear that I am more experienced and have more advanced tools for use with GIF images then PNG images. I will convert my Gallery to PNG as soon as Photoshop includes PNG support that is as easy to use and of as high quality as their GIF support is right now. Of course please feel free to contact me if you have information on freely available or low priced PNG software for the Windows platform. (my main rendering machine is running Windows 2000, my deepest apologies to any *nix users.)
All images link to a larger version of themselves.
Information on my texturing practices can be found on my Texture Information Page.

A simple spear, likely best textured as a primitive hammered out metal tip on the end of a wooden pole.

53 polies, some four vertex polygons. ~60 polygons with only three vertex polygons.

Sword. Test render from POVRAY.

124 polygons. Can be reduced down to 60 or 98 depending on how many fancy extras you desire on it.

A simple frying pan of the kind that you would find hanging on a hook. Good for use in the background.

23 polygons, some four vertex polygons. 30 polygons if only three vertex polygons are used.

A nice park bench, very useful for atmosphere in a gaming set in modern day. A lot better then a sprite.

156 Polygons. A nice wood grain texture would work well for this model, with a steel or iron texture for the legs. I also have a lower polygon version of this model available that counts in at 138 polygons that has some different texturing opportunities.

A very simplified fire hydrant. Quite usable though, see the texturing notes for it below.

77 polygons. This fire hydrant would look quite realistic if a rusted metal texture was applied to it. I have seem a number of fire hydrants designed similarly to this one, so the design itself is quite sound. The top of the hydrant was the part that underwent the most simplification in comparison to its real life counterparts, though as you can see a water outlet also exists on the top of the hydrant if it needs to be used.

A small work robot. These types of robots are often times referred to a scuttlers. See note about scalability.

66 polygons. The good thing about this particular model is that it can be scaled up or down to whatever extent that you may need. The model can be used as a a small scuttler or repair type of a robot that is no higher then the player's ankle, or it can be used as a medium sized attack robot of some sort. Either way this models small polygon count allows for you to have entire legions of them on screen at once with nary a performance drop to be seen. The model could also have its top flattened off and be mounted on to a wall as a security turret if desired. All in all it is a very versatile robot.

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	A simple spear, likely best textured as a primitive hammered out metal tip on the end of a wooden pole.
53 polies, some four vertex polygons. ~60 polygons with only three vertex polygons.
	Sword. Test render from POVRAY.
124 polygons. Can be reduced down to 60 or 98 depending on how many fancy extras you desire on it.

	A simple frying pan of the kind that you would find hanging on a hook. Good for use in the background.
23 polygons, some four vertex polygons. 30 polygons if only three vertex polygons are used.
	A nice park bench, very useful for atmosphere in a gaming set in modern day. A lot better then a sprite.
156 Polygons. A nice wood grain texture would work well for this model, with a steel or iron texture for the legs. I also have a lower polygon version of this model available that counts in at 138 polygons that has some different texturing opportunities.
	A very simplified fire hydrant. Quite usable though, see the texturing notes for it below.
77 polygons. This fire hydrant would look quite realistic if a rusted metal texture was applied to it. I have seem a number of fire hydrants designed similarly to this one, so the design itself is quite sound. The top of the hydrant was the part that underwent the most simplification in comparison to its real life counterparts, though as you can see a water outlet also exists on the top of the hydrant if it needs to be used.
	A small work robot. These types of robots are often times referred to a scuttlers. See note about scalability.
66 polygons. The good thing about this particular model is that it can be scaled up or down to whatever extent that you may need. The model can be used as a a small scuttler or repair type of a robot that is no higher then the player's ankle, or it can be used as a medium sized attack robot of some sort. Either way this models small polygon count allows for you to have entire legions of them on screen at once with nary a performance drop to be seen. The model could also have its top flattened off and be mounted on to a wall as a security turret if desired. All in all it is a very versatile robot.