Wow! Finfolk really keeps pushing the envelope! Would be awesome to see it in the water.
Wow! Finfolk really keeps pushing the envelope! Would be awesome to see it in the water.
Dream fucking tail.
What the actual hell that is insanely beautiful!!!
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:fallover:..... What!!!! That's insane!
OH. MY. GOD.Quote:
Originally Posted by lynsea
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Gaaawwwd I saw it on Facebook, love love love [emoji171]
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those fins are incredible. that tail is out of this world.
Absolutely Fintastic!!!!!
Dat weight
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SUPER envious of Eden for getting this beauty!
I had a good guess it was hers. She told me back when I visited her in Florida.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mermaid Sirenia
It's not over yet. There should be a second lionfish tail coming up and it will be owned by Christomer. They ordered these tails together.
HOLY.... fish sticks! :drool:
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I just had a thought though.. how the heck is she going to get this on??? No way it's going to roll down with those fins O_o
They actually look quite thin and flowing in photos - I wonder if she could just fold then over her lap like Merenneito Riia does with her big hip fins...Quote:
Originally Posted by Winged Mermaid
My dream tail would totally be a Finfolk. Absolutely amazing. Pretty sure their craftsmanship is unbeatable.
I'm not sure about that. If they are as thin as you think, then they would be VERY fragile and easy to rip if one doesn't pay attention on moving carefully the tail. I rather think they are thick enough to take quite a beating just like with any other fin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mermaid Leina
I'd be scared of ripping the crap out of it doing ANYTHING.
Yeah I'm guessing the fins are thicker than they appear :) this tail honestly just makes me even more excited for the new one I'm saving for!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Merman Arion
I'll be interested to see how this thing moves in water. It's clearly a work of art, especially when displayed like it is in this picture but the issue with big fins is how floppy they are. A real lionfish, for example, has spines that support those fins and allow for more subtle movement. Obviously that's not currently possible with modern mermaid technology but it's something to think about when designing a tail for sure.
Drool....