That's a really fun scene.  I think it's great.  A few things that might
help...
1.  I think the phong value on the green bug-eyed car thing is a bit too
high.  It just looks too glossy for plastic.
2.  By the color of the light source, I'd say it's a fluorescent, but by the
sharpness of the shadows (I know it's an area light, but I think it needs to
be spread out more), it looks more like the light is coming from a single
light bulb.
3.  The antialiasing is doing some funky kind of swirl pattern across your
new bulletin board.  I'm not sure how to fix that, but it looks a little
odd.
4.  I think radiosity would help your picture lots.
5.  Is your floor a repeating image map?  It would be nicer if the woodgrain
wasn't the same in each tile.  If it is an image map, a simple solution
would be to make the square tile transparent in a GIF, then put a wood
texture underneath the whole thing.  Just a thought.
Anyway, I love your modelling.  Keep working at it.

Stephen

"Txemi Jendrix" <tji### [at] euskalnetnet> wrote in message
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> Hi all:
> First of all, thank you all for your comments and replies to my previous
> post on this subject. All were very helpful.
> Here is take two. I have replaced the poster with a board with some pins
> (the pictures will come later), added a lamp and a cushion (even though
> their textures are going to change), scaled up the floor, changed the
clock
> texture, rotated the baby walker and the pointlight is an area light now.
> I have decided to use Poser, so maybe some objects must change their
> position.
> As this render includes some of your suggestions, I think it's time to
show
> it to you.
> Comments?
>
> Bye
>
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> Txemi Jendrix
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