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A few things that make this vector a little more unique compared to all the other ones I've made: the entirety of its production took place at an altitude of at least 38,000 feet, even if the two sessions were almost two weeks apart. I guess you could say it's also entirely foreign-grown, in a way. I even uploaded this from central London!

Well, it was some good-ol' pony body reconstruction from a cropped-off character in any case, so some little personal touches here and there are inevitable. Even, well, especially ones not relevant to reconstruction at all , like how I swapped the goggle model for Soarin's "classic" one from before they redesigned the goggle strap to constrict his mane a bit but keep that specific quality intact. I still vectored the original one (in fact I actually did that one first before remembering his other one), if you prefer or still want it.

Oh, and z-ordering what appears to be a suit hole over the ear, with the ear as well as the goggles was fun indeed. Especially during airplane turbulence to throw off my mouse movements. I'm not kidding though, because it's a lot more fun than it sounds.

Time: 3 hours, 16 minutes

SVGZ file | Reference Screenshot | Original goggle model | Suitless version

Description
A few things that make this vector a little more unique compared to all the other ones I've made: the entirety of its production took place at an altitude of at least 38,000 feet, even if the two sessions were almost two weeks apart. I guess you could say it's also entirely foreign-grown, in a way. I even uploaded this from central London!

Well, it was some good-ol' pony body reconstruction from a cropped-off character in any case, so some little personal touches here and there are inevitable. Even, well, especially ones not relevant to reconstruction at all , like how I swapped the goggle model for Soarin's "classic" one from before they redesigned the goggle strap to constrict his mane a bit but keep that specific quality intact. I still vectored the original one (in fact I actually did that one first before remembering his other one), if you prefer or still want it.

Oh, and z-ordering what appears to be a suit hole over the ear, with the ear as well as the goggles was fun indeed. Especially during airplane turbulence to throw off my mouse movements. I'm not kidding though, because it's a lot more fun than it sounds.

Time: 3 hours, 16 minutes

SVGZ file | Reference Screenshot | Original goggle model | Suitless version