::pets the puppydaughter/daughterpuppy::

29 minutes ago, Drasnighta said:

... the condition named for the mythological term..

.. besides, what if the Star Wars version of a Cat IS painted there?

54 minutes ago, Formynder4 said:

It's not, though. It is just the Latin spelling from its Greek roots.

Well, I stand corrected on that then. Thx.

22 minutes ago, Undeadguy said:

Lolthcat.

Clearly not a domestic cat. And only on Lothal, so hardly a common pet.

Perhaps thevsquiddlyface Chimaera is... I mean, we don’t live there to know...

16 minutes ago, Drasnighta said:

Lolthcat.

Clearly not a domestic cat. And only on Lothal, so hardly a common pet.

It is, however, a regional variant of the much more widespread (and often domesticated) tooka:

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Tooka

So... Why do Tookas need Polishing?

Star Wars Chimaera does not need to = Greek Chimaera.

Also, it’s just awesome.

In My Not So Humble Opinion.

Also, wraithdt, this your work? If so it’s fantastic.

Tagging @Wraithdt

The design is fantastic and looks phenomenal on the model.

Why is this even a point of contention?

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3. BIOLOGY

an organism containing a mixture of genetically different tissues, formed by processes such as fusion of early embryos, grafting, or mutation.

Its the name of a Star Destroyer from a beloved nearly thirty year old book series. Chill, Rebels isnt ruining anything.

EDIT: What would ruin the star destroyer is if I saw this emblazoned on it.

On the side note, have you noticed that new star destroyer is on taller peg than old one? Looks great as a centrepiece of fleet.

44 minutes ago, Forresto said:

The design is fantastic and looks phenomenal on the model.

Why is this even a point of contention?

Its the name of a Star Destroyer from a beloved nearly thirty year old book series. Chill, Rebels isnt ruining anything.

EDIT: What would ruin the star destroyer is if I saw this emblazoned on it.

This Etruscan interpretation could work, though it wouldn't make sense to see recognizable earth animals in Star Wars:

What they used on the Chimaera is more akin to a multi headed hydra though.

Just now, Lord Tareq said:

What they used on the Chimaera is more akin to a multi headed hydra though.

well it is a mixture of two star wars creatures, I think someone had figured out which when that topic came up a while ago

20 minutes ago, Visovics said:

well it is a mixture of two star wars creatures, I think someone had figured out which when that topic came up a while ago

It’s not like anyone listened to me back then, either ?

21 minutes ago, Drasnighta said:

It’s not like anyone listened to me back then, either ?

I wasn't sure if it had been you, and well blindly pointing credits could go badly wrong you also spotted one of those in the back of Tarkin's room in the rebels trailer right?

16 minutes ago, Visovics said:

I wasn't sure if it had been you, and well blindly pointing credits could go badly wrong you also spotted one of those in the back of Tarkin's room in the rebels trailer right?

Tarkin has a Venator back there.

6 minutes ago, Drasnighta said:

Tarkin has a Venator back there.

Or Thrawn's? Or I may be going paranoic, that is not totally in the realms of impossibility

3 hours ago, Visovics said:

Or Thrawn's? Or I may be going paranoic, that is not totally in the realms of impossibility

Thrawn was depicted with the two lizard ornament in the background, which basically framed his shoulders, being a tribute to the Legends story where he draped Ysilimari over his shoulders.

This shot: