I'm just about to finish my computer games technology honours project. I've created a deferred shading renderer and a multi-pass forward shading renderer with the intention of comparing and contrasting. It's not a hugely complicated project with huge balls, but it has various common features such as normal mapping, spec mapping, shadow mapping, (shitty)HDR, fogging etc.
Anyway, one of the final things I have to do is render a few scenes that approximate conditions in games. E.g. large scenes with terrain and few light sources, interior scenes with some small meshes and lots of light sources. I've not had time to create a load of art for it (the art is not a graded part of the project so my time was better spent implementing more features, writing better code & shaders etc.), so I've mainly just re-used meshes from the DirectX and NVIDIA SDKs. However, I think most people are fed up of seeing the same meshes a million different times, so this is where you chaps come in.
So, I'd appreciate it if anyone were to 'loan' me a few of their models or 3d scenes. This could be anything. Terrain models, skybox textures, vehicle models, player models. Normal & spec maps would be nice (I support tangent space normal mapping) but they're not required. The more the merrier. Polycounts should be reasonable, but they can be higher fidelity than you'd find in most games as, with deferred shading, only one geometry pass is ever made.
As long as I can get them into max and re-export them in my preferred format, I'd be happy to accept anything. If I use your meshes, you will of course be credited in the writeup, and if I send this project as part of any job applications, I will make sure your name & email address are visible in the credits. I'd really need stuff to be sent to me by the end of the month (just drop a message here or send me a pm/email if you're interested 
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Cheers!
