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    [QUESTION] How do you activate Eye Glow On Scourge Models?

    Ye, basically I've been doing model editing for a while, I'd say I was an intermediate model editer, but I have yet to find a way to enable the NightElf Eye Glow on my Scourge models, is there anyway to do this or shall I give it up as a bad job?

    Any help is extremely apreciated
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