my suggestion is you should have a look on ebay becasue ebay is sometimes cheap and you will be able to find what you want for a reasonable price.

Your more likely to get a very good graphic tablet for not a lot of cash they also come in different sizes so it depends how big as well really.

This is the link straight to the graphic tablets hope i could have been of help to you

Make sure you copy raight up to bit what is not highlighted below dont know why its not highlighted

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/items/?_nkw=graphic+tablets&_from...

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One life Live it
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yeah i went to ebay earlier and searched and i was told to look into buying a Wacom Graphire4 4x5. I found this... http://cgi.ebay.com/WACOM-GRAPHIRE4-GRAPHIRE-4-GRAPHIC-4x5-T...

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awww cool that looks smart if you dont mind me asking the graphics tablet for sesigning your 3d models on.

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One life Live it
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Na dude i don't mind. But no im gonna use this for photoshop. I also use that program and alias sketchbook pro 2. But its extremely hard to get things just right drawing with a mouse and im fed up with it and just gonna buy a tablet

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lol i use photoshop aswell i find it just as hard with a graphcs tablet then a mouse lol it must just be me.

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One life Live it
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Yeah ha well i dunno cause i've never used a tablet. Thats why im trying to find a cheap one to see if i like it before i go all out and buy an expensive good one.

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Yer you got the right idea there mate like you say what the point in buying a rate expensive one if you have never used one.

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One life Live it
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Yupp yup cause i could go buy an expensive one and hate using a tablet. Then what i just have a $500-$800 tablet going to waste and the resale value won't be near as much as when i bought it. So i'm sayin why not buy a used one off ebay or whatever and see if i like it.

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Thats the one pal how long you being modelling for

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One life Live it
http://www.scotts-designs.co.uk

I use a Wacom Graphire 3 8x6. I would reccommend it for your first. Don't bother with anything smaller than 8x6 though or you will really find yourself cramped and you will have trouble scaling your movements to fit the space.

Now that I am getting more experienced I find that the Graphire is a bit lumpy in its pressure sensitivity, it has 512 levels where the Intuos has 1024.

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Matt
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