>>2890082Here, have this token of my autism if it makes it any easier for you. It looks like shit but I hope you can see what I mean. Basically the base of the tail should connect to her ass right above the anus, not at her waistline. Even if you wanted to preserve the ass there's no excuse for putting it there.
>As far as your pic goes, I would think it would be physically possible for Liz to raise her tail so the base sticks out 90 degrees, but that it is not the standard resting position. It would only be raised like that for mating and pooping.It's not, it would have a curve to it. Tails are basically a continuation of the spine. Look at any skeleton of a lizard. Then try bending only two or three of your vertebrae to achieve that angle. Actually, don't, because it would break your spine. If you wanted to say that there was an extra joint in there for some reason, there's still not enough skin, or scales, for that tail to move into a flat position without a severe laceration. To fix that he'd need to add a natural curve to the place where it connects and lower the base of the tail so there's some actual conceivable motion possible.
As for your question. If I recall, Rach's original design had a chitin plate covering her ass, but Crabman removed it to give her more of an ass. The problem about that is it just looks like she's sitting in a seat rather than biologically attached. It's not the worst thing in the world, but I think the original design was superior.
>>2890087Glad you liked it. The design hits a good balance.
