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L.A.Kenji Ishikawa

SWAT Kats DEUX PROject---T-Bone
SWAT Kats DEUX PROject---T-Bone by @EternalT_Bone (L.A.Kenji Ishikawa)

my own version of T-Bone for the DEUX PROject...I based in some details of Tremblay's designs and I put some own details for make this image...

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Everyone
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Finished Work
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Posted: Sunday, 20 February, 2005 @ 12:42 PM
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Jejejejejejeje........vaya...a T-boncito se le creció el cabello, y de paso, se está dejando influencias por las sanas costumbres de la magia y de la brujería occidental.....que guay!!!!!, de paso lo único que le faltaría es un ambiente neo-medieval (o lo hay?........oiga kenji, deje de darme coscorrones!!!!)

el dibu está excelente, a veces necesito meterle la ficha para lograr cosas buenas, y por último no haga más

Posted: Monday, 21 February, 2005 @ 05:33 PM
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Wow... I really like the coloring and T-Bone's expression. The background is really interesting. What are all the images in it about?

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