This is my Origin Nightnare Waff’s Ulimate Form. UV paint, coupled with crackle paint, gives a real nightmarish appearance. The bone parts are also Glow-in-the dark. All in all, the final effect is simple but effective.
Not sure if that is a compliment or an insult, but I’ll take it as the former, as that was the original intention when I first thought about a crackle effect with something glowing underneath.
Cool!Wanted to use those Phosphorescent paint for the RG Build Strike to make it glow like in RG mode, but the paints would have cost too much to take risks and I was worried the dull color appearance in daylight would be a let down. But after seeing your kit I might reconsider using those paints on one of my kits later.
I have the build strike with the wings. Something I recommend is finding some UV glow blue/white clear nail varnish, mixing with a little paint thinner, and spraying with an airbrush. At the right mixture, you get freckles rather than a full cover, which is probably closer to how it looks in the anime anyway. Also makes for good stars.
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Intermediate Modeler – Modeling Competition 2017 5 years, 10 months ago 
Looks like a zombie from a 70’s movie.
Not sure if that is a compliment or an insult, but I’ll take it as the former, as that was the original intention when I first thought about a crackle effect with something glowing underneath.
Cool!Wanted to use those Phosphorescent paint for the RG Build Strike to make it glow like in RG mode, but the paints would have cost too much to take risks and I was worried the dull color appearance in daylight would be a let down. But after seeing your kit I might reconsider using those paints on one of my kits later.
I have the build strike with the wings. Something I recommend is finding some UV glow blue/white clear nail varnish, mixing with a little paint thinner, and spraying with an airbrush. At the right mixture, you get freckles rather than a full cover, which is probably closer to how it looks in the anime anyway. Also makes for good stars.