Horizon Raptor

[Hector]

THE BODY COLOR HAS ALREADY BEEN CHOSEN...IT'S GOING TO BE BROWN ALREADY!!!!

I DON'T NEED ANYMORE BROWN VS GREEN HERE...IT'S ALREADY GOING TO BE BROWN...IT'S A TOTALLY MOOT POINT!!!

THE ONLY CHOICE NOW IS WHETHER TO PAINT THE CLAWS EITHER BONE WHITE OT GLOSSY BLACK!!!

THAT'S IT!!!!!

INPUT FOR THE CLAWS...NOT THE BODY!!!

[Hector]

But I appreciate you guys anyway...and thanks for saying brown anyway...but that's already been done...

...now to picking WHITE BONE or GLOSSY BLACK for the claws.

No more brown, green, etc...

ONLY...

WHITE BONE OR GLOSSY BLACK FOR THE CLAWS/NAILS OF THE RAPTOR.

Thank you...and God bless America...

[Megospidey]

Brown?

[Hector]

[jessica]

Brown?

I say black for the claws. Are there any large birds of prey that have bone colored claws? I would google, but I've got a bird phobia. Don't want to accidentally see something scary by accident.

[Hector]

Well...get ready...Jessica...here comes plenty of pictures...lol.

Don't worry...I was careful in the selection of pictures...no head shots or anything like that...just talons...nothing but talons...lol.

It seems that practically all birds of prey have black talons...

Hawk:


Eagle:


Falcon:


Owl:


Vulture:

[Hector]

Ok...now I know what color I'm picking for the Raptors' claws...and it ain't gonna be bone white.

Why?

Because while the birds of prey sport black talons...

...bone white can be found on CHICKENS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



OH HELL NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Hector]

Kill that chicken...Mr Hawk!

[knight errant00]

How about splitting the difference, kinda like in the owl pic, and have the claws black at the tips but bone back toward the knuckle? That might have some visual interest, creating a clean break visually from the brown skin (are you going with brown? ) but then still giving that black claw bird-of-prey look.

[LonnieFisher]

I'd be looking at lizard claws and not bird talons to choose a color.

[Hector]

Velociraptors are way closer related to birds than lizards, all evidence points to that...think of Raptors as ostriches with teeth.

Also, many discovered fossils shows feathers as well.

Just about every paleongologist agree with the bird over reptile theory.

[Megospidey]

Ummm....BROWN!

[Hector]

I mean, reptiles are all quadripeds...while Velocireptors were bipedal, just like a bird.

[Mikey]

I always thought Velocireptors were cool

They're like a hot rod version of T-Rex

[BlackKnight]

Brown .