Too bad no one actually checked this out properly. It might not that great, but it's definitely not the worst ever created.

@model
Few thing that could be improved:

• Increase the amount of Polygons on your model - You can simply do this by selecting the areas that need improvement and just subdivide. Mainly the arm the thumb and the palm
• Improve your UV mapping - From what i could tell from tinkering with it you have a fairly poor layed out uv map, Look at the model and how it is being rendered and make the areas closer to the camera have more space on your uv map (this will increase the depth you can add to your textures).
• Only add texture to the area of the uv (mask) that are being used by the model. Almost every modeling program I know allows you to output your uv map, use this as a mask over your textures so you can, and others can, see how your uv map is layed out, and have a easier time modifying and fixing the small details

@textures

• When texturing Add depth to your texture by not making every thing look perfect - scratches and dents are good and can be added in the normal map to add lighting depth.
• When trying to render skin remember skin is nothing more then a layer of cells on a layer of cells, create fake light by adding nose and bluring it down. This will give it a more real look. This should be don on the normal map layer, spectular layer (more intensely) and the diffused layer. Also skin is translucent not reflective so the specular on skin is relatively low but has a hi amount of contrast.
• Cloth has depth to it, there is a cloth pattern (or you can download one) add it very lightly to add more depht to your normal and duffed layer, this will make it feel less toony and more realistic, Also add in seems and imperfections.
• Add arm hair, every one has a lil arm hair, this can be easily don but simply adding long strokes of brown along the arm, then adding a motion blur in the same direction, then using alpha to tone it down to the perfect level, this achieves a perfect arm hair color, with out a lot of work.
• Add noise to your pattern texture on your gun to give them more depth
• The wood on the barrel is facing the wrong way it should run lenth ways along the gun, it will look much better
• Lastly I would change the color of the glove based on the team, This would be more obvious then the lil light on top the gun, which really doesnt work on selling it

chasester

PS: hope to see more of your work in the future

The whole idea behind this piece was for me to understand modeling, as well as the specularity, glow, and bumpmapping. I know my textures are *horrible* for the model, and I figured it gets a low score, but that's not why I posted it here. I posted it here because I needed help.

In this case, no offense, but I was hoping to hear some major suggestions and tips at least the day or so after I posted the model up for help. I get that people are busy, apologies, but dang, been too long. Actually thought I wouldn't get an answer until I noticed the new reply at this moment.

Im sorrie you feel that way, this forum isnt really for modeling how to, or things like that. I would suggest, either looking at tutorials on youtube (with whatever modeling program you used), or looking at the forums under the same name. As far as the implantation into cube itself you seemed to do everything perfectly. I dont think most people here are modeling experts, or are really impressively good at anything you need help in, you could probably find faster and more useful help somewhere else. Once you have all the textures and models the way that you need them, if you need help setting up or improving your config Im sure that you could get better answers.

chasester