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Interesting color scheme:), the "metallic" effect on a living creature looks a bit unusual - it turned out to be something like a Steel Dragon.
Overall, I like it, but maybe the eyes should be recolored to a mix of green and blue, ranging from the "Cyan" color (R=0; G=255; B=255) and moving towards reducing the green.
P.S. What if we try playing with the transparency of the wing textures - leave the membrane in the area where it attaches to the frame opaque and gradually reduce the alpha towards the end of the wing - in a gray version, this might give the effect of clouds (but the shine on such wings will have to be removed, otherwise we'll get the "plastic bag" effect that I had in the early versions of the golden dragons). And here, of course, we could add lightning (the game has an effect of lightning under the wings of a phoenix - it's not clear how it will look on the model of a green dragon - maybe it will look bad, or maybe it will look good), you can also try various effects related to smoke (like on the Necrodrakes and some buildings - spreading outwards). You can also try attaching something from the storm summoned by the Thunderlords.
For transparent textures, a format that does not support such shine is used.
Added 14 minutes ago
You can try making a white dragon with transparent wings and no shine.
Regarding the smoke: I've already tried adding smoke, but it didn't turn out very well - the problem with the storm is that it's not flat; I had to reduce the size of the storm and add many identical clouds, which takes too long. There are a lot of bones on the wings, and for each one, I'll have to add more than one effect.
Added 2 minutes ago
The Phoenix and Bone Dragon won't work either - they are not attached to bones; each effect repeats the movement of the model in different animations