Two Kastelan Robots, very different painting method. Is the Dull-coloured one too boring or is the Bright one too bright?
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With respect, I feel that both are halves of very similar end goals. For example, the model on the left (A) has edge highlighting, but lacks much contrast. Whereas, it's counterpart (B) has an abundance of contrast, the larger pieces seem to lack the definition that edge highlighting can produce. While it might be a bit of work to get A & B to each resemble the same C, there are a number of things they don't have in common that their neighbor could benefit from. ๐ค๐ผ