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Thanks For Looking

I particularly like the worn gritty feeling of the book he is holding, and is that osl on the head from the force staff?

Thanks and no it's ment to be the hood and the eyes glowing

This is weird...parts of the model look very crisp and clean, but the OSL from the staff just ends up looking goopy and not very nice. In my opinion it could do with some thinner coats of paint.

The staff in my opinion is too bright and the paint looks a bit rough compared to the rest of the model, which is great

I have to agree in this photo the staff lets it down, but the model itself isn't as bright as it looks here, thanks for the criticism my first attempt at osl will have to practice a bit more

Sincerely? It look like yo spent a great time painting the details, making the model look good. And them, tried the OSL effects, wich dont happened properly, kinda of ruining the model.

Dont get this wrong (myself, i give up from OSL, for that reason), but i think you need to strip the mini, and start it over again. OSL is that hard to master, and to use

I would start the next time reducing the area of OSL, and working with a greater range of colors (not too bright ones).

Yea I think I will any advice what to strip with

simply, you need more paint mixed with water.