Hi @ all!
As I announced in user contributions I'm working on a good looking fish-pack with 10 models and a few underwater-misc.
The first 5 fishes are ready so long,I'm now have to animate them.Each fish has between 300-400 polys and 30-40 bones.All fins,the mouth and the eyes are animated.At last I will create a little Demolevel,where all the models you can see.Purchasing this pack for 7,50€ you will get all models and scripts from this level.I hope to get ready at weekend!Hope,you like it.Here a picture from the first 5 models,sorry the screenshots are a little diffuse:

nice! esp. if they are animated the way you describe it. i hope they won't be available in 3dgs-mdl only...?

looks realy good

@ broozar
I'm only working with MED,so I can only the formats export,that MED is able for!
I never testet the export about skins and frames,but I will do it.

Looks good though I don't like the eyes of that swordfish and that "doctorfish" (?) - well that one below the swordfish. For those two the eyes just look too much "glued on the model". The effect is ok with the above fish but it doens't fit with those two. Especially for the last one the eye position just feels wrong - maybe you should move the eye down a bit and more to his front...

Enjoy your meal
Toast

This is quite nice for models maded in MED
Not that MED is a bad modeling program but there are better modeling programs like Max and Z-Brush but then you'll be
+-2000$ lighter ^^ Anyway, Great job !!

Cheers

Frazzle

Ok,the 10 fishes are complet!! 5 models I still have to animate and to create the level.I decided,to give you 1 model for free (thats the 11. fish).You can download it here
Here the picture of all 10 fishes from the pack:

Ich kann die Pic leider nicht sehen

Edit:
Die Fische sehen sehr schön aus muss ich sagen

I'm for free

Beautiful fish, well done!

Ah yeah - the two fish I mentioned look much better now...
But after downloading the free fish I have another thing to mention:
You use a sphere for the eye which is ok but go ahead and delete the faces that cannot be seen i.e. the part of the sphere that is "in" the fish. If you would do so I guess you could save at least 25% of your faces as the fish itself is more or less lowpoly. You also should try to "integrate" the eye into the model i.e. don't just throw a sphere on the fish but delete the faces of the sphere that you cannot see (like I just said) and then just connect fish and eye part so you don't have any faces "behind" the eye. This also should help in some shading situations as I'm sure you might get some strange lighting on it if using a on vertex-based lighting...

Enjoy your meal
Toast