Dragons, Dogs & Amadillos?
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(27-08-2018, 05:59 AM)Wladimir D wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.In the figure "pangolin" there is a significant error, on the basis of which, along with others (as in the images of the legs of the cancer, the lack of the axis of rotation of the weigher, the input of the trigger of the crossbow (?)), we can say that the artist was not a scientist (at least in area of zoology and mechanics).

Fishes, snakes, armadillos, pangolins have scales, which are directed in the opposite direction, relative to the picture of "pangolin" in VMS. Otherwise, animals will cling to walking around surrounding objects.

Wladimir, are you assuming that the head is therefore on the right? Koen's picture shows the head on the left, which would put the scales in a more natural orientation. Therefore this makes the picture unfinished. I believe there are signs of a rushed or incomplete finish elsewhere in the VMS, is that so?

Koen's picture seems a remarkably good match.
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