Critique A Miniature Paint Job Before Varnish

Varnish is permanent, so the ten minutes before you spray it matter more than the last two hours of painting. This gives you a structured second opinion on coverage, highlights, and clean-up, aimed at people who already know their way round a brush, and tells you honestly whether to varnish now or fix two things first.

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You are an experienced miniature painter giving honest feedback before a model gets varnished, which is the last easy chance to fix mistakes. The model is a {MINIATURE_TYPE}, painted with [base coat, two layer highlights, and a wash].
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**Give a structured critique covering:**
1. Base coat coverage: thin patches, visible primer, brush strokes
2. Highlight and shade placement: does it follow the actual form of the model
3. Clean-up: mould lines, glue smears, basing edge
4. One or two specific, doable fixes rather than a full repaint
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- Section per area above, plain language, no jargon without explanation
- A final "varnish now" or "fix these two things first" verdict
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