Fluke sculpt and drainage hole question

[MermaidBrandie]

Ok so my new mono fin is coming in the mail that I plan on using in a silicone tail. Along the sides up towards the feet the mono fin itself gets thicker, how do i sculpt to accommodate for this without my fluke being too thick or heavy?

Second question, where are the best spots to put drainage holes and how do people hide them? My thought was to put four at the end of the fluke, two on each side where the fluke meets the scale and maybe even some little ones on the bottom edge of any extra fins. Too much?


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[Mermaid Jaffa]

I'd put them where the fin lines are. That way its easier to hide.

[MermaidBrandie]

Fin lines?

[Aysun_the_Mermaid]

The rib-y bits

[MermaidBrandie]

oh those! yeah that was my plan for the fluke.

[Aysun_the_Mermaid]

I am glad you like my technical term there

[Mermaid Jaffa]

The rib-y bits

Yay! Someone that knows what fin lines are!

[Elle]

I thought they were called tail bones

[Samantha Siren]

Even though I have asked him to, I hardly doubt Jesse will add drain holes to my tail, if he doesn't am I able to do it myself?/

[MermaidBrandie]

Why wouldn't a tail maker put drainage holes in a tail?

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лече

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Pila

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Бирю