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I'd recommend you provide a picture of your rig to show us what it looks like. If you don't know how, here's a guide:

Not to sound harsh, but it really doesn't look like facial hair at all, and the same goes for most of the clothing. It just looks like you applied Gaussian Blur and called it a day.

Since that rig pack was made before Modelbench even existed, they are definitely not .mimodel files. They're actually .mproj, which is the old Mine-imator project file type lol However, people like Phyre, ShotU and Mercury have been making FNAF models, so I'd recommend checking their stuff out.

What's the rig? Remember, only .mimodel files can be imported into Modelbench.

Something like this?

...I still don't like those perfectly-centred pupils. All of the expressions just look derpy because of this, especially this one... Additionally, most of the textures just look blurry.

Looks amazing! But just wondering... why 1.2.6?

No, 9redwoods did.

It says it right above the image.

I can't believe you made Tails in Mine-imator

These new effects are simply amazing! And I certainly approve of that last image there. Hello, Jonathan!

Stretched Dirt block eyebrows.

In case you didn't know, you can lower the DOF's blur size from within the Camera object. If I'm going to be honest here, the lack of any lighting whatsoever on the character makes this scene look rather fake, as if you just slapped a transparent render onto a blurred background image in an image editing program.

Yeah, the sword bending looks rather odd, like it's made of rubber.

Imagine getting upvotes from reposting someone else's hard work.

Use the Center button to centre-align your text instead of using a load of spaces. Rather odd choice of lighting to showcase the model. Is the blade meant to be white, or is it coloured? I agree with RoboCreep11 in that I wouldn't consider this model to be "advanced". However, it's simple yet effective, which is nice.

Just noticed you used a bunch of spaces to centre-align your text instead of using the Align Centre button... Your character has different lighting than the rest of the scene surrounding him, making it look like you slapped him onto a premade background. Additionally, the scene's ground looks rather odd too. Something tells me you scaled up the scene and forgot to remove MI's ground? Also, is that Nether Gold Ore misaligned with the Nylium around it? Just some nitpicks, I guess. The background lighting looks great, though.

League of Legends.

You should slow down a little with the topic posting, this is your third post in the past hour and a half.

Mixeling (or Mixels) is the term used for when multiple different pixel resolutions are present in a model, either on the texture itself or caused by the scaling of parts. Subtle amounts of Mixeling can help add detail to a model; however, the more Mixeling a model has, the bigger the risk of said model looking out-of-place when used with other models in a scene. Due to this, Mixeling is typically considered undesirable by most people.