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RE: sunfire and sun tiger question?

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Posted by: PrehistoricPets at Tue Feb 13 00:27:27 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PrehistoricPets ]  
   

I'm not really sure how they will look. My thoughts are look at a Sunfire or Suntiger and imagine all of the black pigment as White, Lavender or Purple. I guess now that I think about it and look a little more closely at them, there will probably be less White/Lavender/Purple, but it will be more intense, especially towards the back end where the black seems more bold. I would love to hear other's thoughts, though. They have not been produced as of yet.



Patrick Powers

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