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   doomknightofchaos

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   20 August 2016, 2:12AM

   Nice shine, but looks more like White Gold, or Tarnished Gold, rather than Yellow Gold, like the rest of the armor. A lot better than the original Spellbreaker for sure. So, it looks more "in theme" with your Glorious Retexture, but doesn't look like the right color yet. Definitely on the right track!
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      Wolflord13

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      20 August 2016, 7:59AM

      Ya that was my thought as well. I want this to go with everything else yet be unique and distinctive in some way in regards to color. I'll give this some more thought as I work on the weapons.
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      doomknightofchaos

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      20 August 2016, 8:40AM

      Well, a distinctive way to make it unique, is to go for shiny silver for the white parts, and shiny yellow gold for the dwemer metal parts. As there is no shiny silver for most other dwarven pieces, it would blend in with the other armor pieces with the yellow gold parts while at the same time stand apart with the shiny white silver parts.
      
      That's how I'd do it if I could do proper retextures.
      
      EDIT: Alternatively, make everything the yellow gold color. I say this as the Spellbreaker in Oblivion and Morrowind was all one single color, rather than having the white parts.
      
      EDIT2: Alternatively, you could make all the white parts, appear to be of the same material as Aetherium (so brilliant blue) while the rest is the typical Dwarven Yellow Gold.