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Description
He wants to know why you thought it was sensible to shoot fireworks at aerial performers. Don't be deceived by the adorably friendly, inviting face. Prepare for some heavy interrogation.

(Alternatively, make your own interpretation! )

Working on this was the rabbit hole to being sidetracked and observing how Soarin's mane from the front was portrayed while suited across different episodes, just because his head is pointed toward us though slightly off-center. Like my usual vectors of Wonderbolts, all of these things need to be taken to account when making different versions and variations! I've also made a few retrofits, namely gave him bigger wings like stallions normally have (and made some of the miters/sharp points look a bit neater), making him look toward us and changing his expression, drew a muzzle line above that would normally be visible there anyway despite the suit hole, the goggle model swap that I normally do (but still make the original available separately), shifted his tail a bit, and removed the extra bit of crest on one side of his neck so it doesn't look like he either has two crests or the hair is in two places at once, for some weird perspective.

Time: 1 hour, 59 minutes

SVGZ file | Reference Screenshot | Alternate versions | Suitless version

Description
He wants to know why you thought it was sensible to shoot fireworks at aerial performers. Don't be deceived by the adorably friendly, inviting face. Prepare for some heavy interrogation.

(Alternatively, make your own interpretation! )

Working on this was the rabbit hole to being sidetracked and observing how Soarin's mane from the front was portrayed while suited across different episodes, just because his head is pointed toward us though slightly off-center. Like my usual vectors of Wonderbolts, all of these things need to be taken to account when making different versions and variations! I've also made a few retrofits, namely gave him bigger wings like stallions normally have (and made some of the miters/sharp points look a bit neater), making him look toward us and changing his expression, drew a muzzle line above that would normally be visible there anyway despite the suit hole, the goggle model swap that I normally do (but still make the original available separately), shifted his tail a bit, and removed the extra bit of crest on one side of his neck so it doesn't look like he either has two crests or the hair is in two places at once, for some weird perspective.

Time: 1 hour, 59 minutes

SVGZ file | Reference Screenshot | Alternate versions | Suitless version