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Published: 2014-05-20 21:25:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 3341; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 10
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I suddenly got the random idea of taking the concept of a taur and applying it to a plane.So I decided to draw it out and the victim I chose to be turned into a jet taur for the day is Azurov the F-15 Stol/Mtd. (One of Harpoon's sons)
This also gave me an excuse to tweak the way my living planes could look and how they stand (minus the taur part) xD
Character and Artwork (c) me
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I love taurs and I've been curious about aeromorphs for a while now.Β
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This one was mainly just for fun to draw.
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hmmmm jet taur, interesting, though, maybe the arms / hands would be better as some partial wing style limbs for aid in flight instead of a hindrance, or maybe be like landing gear in that can be folded away, either like real landing gear or like how the lati's do it?
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Yeah. but I wanted to do it for fun anyways since this design isn't all that serious.
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hehehe true~, don't need to think things throughΒ for silly art
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woah, this is definitely something I've never seen before! owo
Turned out really cool!
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Thank you, it is pretty unique.
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heh, might have a bit of a hard time flying, will have to have your arms flat against your sides or something lol and your shoulders might be sore after long flights from wind resistance lol
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Oh yeah heheh, that's the one major drawback of being a jet'taur.
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Awesome design, he still looks "balanced" and proportionate. Plus his surprised expression is priceless xD
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Thank you hehe.
I think the bipedal look suits my living aircraft the best, or at least certain aircraft.
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Mhm, but it is still an interesting thing to practice!
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Yeah, the spell should wear off in time hehe~
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Wait is this Berri's work? *looks at Berri*
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What's she up to?Β
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Probably testing magic effects.
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