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"...project R, also known as Razorback. It was a dark skinned lizard, its genes derived primarily from a tuatara’s. It had similar clothing to Project’s T and H, but it was tailored specifically for Project R’s augmentations. The size of the experiment was roughly the equivalent of Project T and H’s, maybe a bit bigger. It looked rather powerful. It’s thick, but flexible frame suggested it was nimble, yet strong. The large spikes along its back looked rather devastating to anything they came in contact with. The spines utilized similar technology found in the spines of Projects T and H. Whatever Project R’s capabilities were, they obviously involved strength and endurance."

For this one, I actually used a render from one of my 3D models and tweaked in in paint. I think the overall model could use a bit more length though it is difficult to approximate a size. To me, there is a thin target to make the character look both nimble and strong.

Description
"...project R, also known as Razorback. It was a dark skinned lizard, its genes derived primarily from a tuatara’s. It had similar clothing to Project’s T and H, but it was tailored specifically for Project R’s augmentations. The size of the experiment was roughly the equivalent of Project T and H’s, maybe a bit bigger. It looked rather powerful. It’s thick, but flexible frame suggested it was nimble, yet strong. The large spikes along its back looked rather devastating to anything they came in contact with. The spines utilized similar technology found in the spines of Projects T and H. Whatever Project R’s capabilities were, they obviously involved strength and endurance."

For this one, I actually used a render from one of my 3D models and tweaked in in paint. I think the overall model could use a bit more length though it is difficult to approximate a size. To me, there is a thin target to make the character look both nimble and strong.