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From agage@mines.edu:
Is the smaller atom on the ground hear the net intentional?  I figure they
wouldn't want a spare ball getting in the way of the game :)

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From jjanger@mail.cspp.edu:
   Good image. Notable for modeling. A little sparse, but fun to look at.

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From wozzeck@club-internet.fr:
I doubt they were model VL 4215/36. Wasn't it VL 4215/47 made 3 years before?
Great, except I am surprised to find such a conventionnal tennis court.

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From jaime@ctav.es:
Funny sport, but its a risky sport!


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From bill.marrs@pureatria.com:
game, set, and molecule..

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From libelle@webbwerks.com:
Very nice. Gives new meaning to a "smokin' serve."

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From gmccarter@hotmail.com:
Very nice texture on the androids.
But I'm sure they are the XJ 4215/58 model!

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From cfusner@enter.net:
Quite nice. I thought it might be interesting if the one atom/ball 
which is currently on the floor of the court were smashed, with the 
rings laying about and the spheres rolling away. Of course, you'ld
have to paint a burned spot at the center of the impact spot (showing
what happens when the atom ball breaks!) I don't know how REFLECTIONS
is fixed for halos, bumping, height_fields and such, but such effects
(if available) could add to the "damaged by exploding atom" effect.

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From alex@astro.queensu.ca:
Very good!  Net could be a little less "perfect"(shorter in the center etc...)

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From SSchanevil@aol.com:
Cute idea.  I love the rackets.  The atoms aren't bad either.  More background maybe.

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From marvil@algonet.se:
Nicely modelled and very good concept. The abacus rackets are funny as well.

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From bsieker@techfak.uni-bielefeld.de:
The floor texture is a shame. Rather use uniform black background than boring
tiled planes. But an extra bonus for using such a headache program as
Reflections and stil producing good results, and also for using Amiga :) .
As it is with all polygon-modellers, round objects have edgy contours.


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From web_user@sf-pm1-28-28.dialup.slip.net:
Notable for originality