Passionate Katana - A Retexture for Immersive weapons

DESCRIPTION In Skyrim so much years passed and there was not enough reality friendly katana & lore friendly & texture friendly ... That is this fact that  motivated me to learn how to mod Skyrim ! So ! I decided to take a good & famous potential meshe (the one in immersive weapons mod), and retexture it to make a close to a fair realistic katana. Immersive weapons katanas got really good shape even if the meshes are a little too simple (sad but... it will do). Why this one you ask me ? explanation :

• blade curvature, tip, proportions, are almost perfect. It's slightly a thick blade, but it's one of the best i've seen so far in skyrim mods
• tsukamaki's base is real fine
• saya got really good largeness, following the blade curvature even if perfectible
• Tsuba is a bit dull but in the right proportions & too many video games / modders mess that up
• There are all features a traditionnal katana can have (except menukis but fuck it ! not every katana has them)
• The Silver texture blade base is the best one, that's the one i started with to create my mod.

• handle overall meshe is a bit large and seriously lacking of polygons
• Saya a bit too thick and too round, the section of a saya should be a little more rectangular
• Tsuba's meshe is a bit dull but it's ok ... i don't like the fancy one that much !
• back of the blade is not flat (it was actually for the old japanese swords, but that's not what we are looking for here)
• The silver scabbard are EXTREMLY UGLY with a dull dragon pattern & dots, don't know what the original modder was thinking...

So it took me much time but that's what i've done so far :

• Corrected: Tsukmaki (silk/leather on handle) tones, définition and details. Silkish texture render kinda bad, leatherish was more appropriate.
• Corrected: Same (the rayskin below the tsukamaki) completly redone. 2 kind of color, black and bone white. fuck I spent 2 hours on this !
• Corrected: Fushigane (ring just below the guard) received a funny geometric texture. That's often a part on a katana where you can let the blacksmith express himself, that, the Menukis and the tsuba ofc. I didn't take care of adding Menuki (ornements belows the silk) because sometimes it's not needed, the first purpose of Menuki was to tighten more the tsuka & cover the Mekugi(s).
• Corrected: Tamahagane blade was given has a very slight blue-greenish tone, that's how real traditionnal tamahagane blades looked like in feudal times (modern ones are colder & more beautiful though with new steel smithing & polishing technics, but the purpose was lore-friendly...you know !).
• Corrected: Habaki are usually golden brass color & it has to be IMO !!! I owned once a (