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Flux.2 Klein 9B-base
Use a node that includes clip, ie LoraLoader rather than LoraLoaderModelOnly

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A lora to celebrate the science fiction movies and shows of the 1950s. It's fairly narrowly trained, doing well with space suits, bulky robots and moon-like landscapes.
All images/videos in showcase contain ComfyUI workflows.
Krea 2:
Krea 2 can mimick the style fairly well on its own, but a bit of hit and miss, and has the "blandness" several other models have for styles. This lora helps a bit with the style and a few concepts.
Hunyuan 1.5:
First try. All examples done without lightx, 20 steps.
Wan 2.2:
The Low noise lora has absolutely most effect for style. High noise still affects the outcome, but to a much less degree.
For the Wan showcase, I use 25 steps: 15/10. 0.8 strength, and dpm++_sde scheduler in ComfyUI. I haven't had a lot of time for testing, but it might be that it loses strength as you go up in frames.
I use Q4.gguf for High noise, and Q6 for Low noise, for no particular reason. No block swapping.
Wan lora trained with diffusion-pipe.
