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6/26/2025, 5:09:20 AM
>>149160012
>this diagram is rotated considerably from a standing position
No it isn't. The tailbone curves down and forward like that, ending near the base of the pelvis. Compare:
https://youtu.be/iWuIfR-1_u8?t=2
https://youtu.be/iWuIfR-1_u8?t=34
https://youtu.be/iWuIfR-1_u8?t=67
See how the end of the spine is between the butt cheeks? You'd need to seriously rework the structure if you want a tail in the spot in the model sheet. Like in pic related monkeys, where the pelvis attaches to the spine far ahead of the butt, and the tail is free to emerge from the lower back. Is an anon willing to explore the visual implications of this sort of pelvic structure on Thundarians?
>this diagram is rotated considerably from a standing position
No it isn't. The tailbone curves down and forward like that, ending near the base of the pelvis. Compare:
https://youtu.be/iWuIfR-1_u8?t=2
https://youtu.be/iWuIfR-1_u8?t=34
https://youtu.be/iWuIfR-1_u8?t=67
See how the end of the spine is between the butt cheeks? You'd need to seriously rework the structure if you want a tail in the spot in the model sheet. Like in pic related monkeys, where the pelvis attaches to the spine far ahead of the butt, and the tail is free to emerge from the lower back. Is an anon willing to explore the visual implications of this sort of pelvic structure on Thundarians?
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