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Don asks about the "other" LW training tapes:

I have all the Stranahan tapes and the Dark Horse (Bart Palamaro)
tapes. Both are good. Bart now has diskettes to go along with
his tapes all the scenes and objects. I find this pretty valuable
as a learning tool. Also Bart gives you a "ticket" that you can
send in to call him and get FREE technical help. The Stranahan
tapes cover more on the Lightwave programs themselves (modeler
and layout) whereas the Dark Horse tapes actually do
projects and Bart shows you some things about Lightwave along
the way. Again, both sets are just what is needed to get you
into Lightwave quickly.

Earl [e-mail]