Hello, Thank you for the awesome tutorials, I've been watching them like there's no tomorrow :) I understand that this tutorial is only meant to be a quick introduction, and not supposed to go in depth, only few things that I can comment on, first of all is the order of the videos, I don't know if it's only me, but when opening a drop down menu, I expect to start from top to bottom, in this case I discovered later that they are reversed. Concerning modeling, since this tutorials are oriented towards 3D artists coming from other 3D programs, such as 3DS Max, I would suggest that you add something explaining how to merge two objects, split sub-objects "you mentioned it in one of the tuts but I had to replay the video many times to find out that it was Y button", also it would be appropriate to shed some light on the powerful selection possibilities which is combining vertex/edge/face selection which is not possible in 3DS Max for instance, since people coming from other programs will be using the other programs concept of doing things. I spent 10 minutes trying to figure out how to convert edge selection to face selection, only to find out later that this is really not necessary in Blender. Thank you again for this tutorial, it really explained lots of the power points in Blender, that makes it a serious competitor to other "Industry Standard" 3D programs.