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> Did some math with Flurry via a vector of her with wings fully spread out to full wingspan as a babby pone, via using pixels for body, wingspan and other nerd math most don't usually care about. Then started with her as 1 foot in size as a fair size for a babby pone, and with goal of her growing to 7 foot tall fully grown adult alicorn mare. Using what I found, turns out that as a foal, Flurry's wingspan is about 10.5 times her body's size.


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> Using that, I ended up discovering that if her wings equally grow as much as her body does, then once she's a fully grown adult 7 foot tall alicorn mare, her wings will each be a whopping 36 feet and 9 inches in length, and will be over 35 feet from top to bottom of wing. That's about over FIVE times her body's size, and well....yeah, pretty much.


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> All in all, Flurry looks to be becoming the Princess of (xbox hueg) Wings, and I just love that such may become a thing soon. [/bq]



 
Flying equines with huge wings are quite awesome. :)


 
The OC in my avatar is a slightly less ostentatious example, a centaur who is 7ft tall with a 16ft wingspan. :)


 
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"@ancara22":/1075711#comment_4684985
[bq="ancara22"] Did some math with Flurry via a vector of her with wings fully spread out to full wingspan as a babby pone, via using pixels for body, wingspan and other nerd math most don't usually care about. Then started with her as 1 foot in size as a fair size for a babby pone, and with goal of her growing to 7 foot tall fully grown adult alicorn mare. Using what I found, turns out that as a foal, Flurry's wingspan is about 10.5 times her body's size.

Using that, I ended up discovering that if her wings equally grow as much as her body does, then once she's a fully grown adult 7 foot tall alicorn mare, her wings will each be a whopping 36 feet and 9 inches in length, and will be over 35 feet from top to bottom of wing. That's about over FIVE times her body's size, and well....yeah, pretty much.

All in all, Flurry looks to be becoming the Princess of (xbox hueg) Wings, and I just love that such may become a thing soon. [/bq]

Flying equines with huge wings are quite awesome. :)

The OC in my avatar is a slightly less ostentatious example, a centaur who is 7ft tall with a 16ft wingspan. :)

[spoiler]!https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/intermediary/f/93b733a4-c533-4f8f-95d8-2063c66b7be9/dcs88dp-a5f34f1a-7c83-4d3a-b80e-2565aac09460.jpg![/spoiler]

"@ancara22":/1075711#comment_4684985
[bq="ancara22"] Did some math with Flurry via a vector of her with wings fully spread out to full wingspan as a babby pone, via using pixels for body, wingspan and other nerd math most don't usually care about. Then started with her as 1 foot in size as a fair size for a babby pone, and with goal of her growing to 7 foot tall fully grown adult alicorn mare. Using what I found, turns out that as a foal, Flurry's wingspan is about 10.5 times her body's size.

Using that, I ended up discovering that if her wings equally grow as much as her body does, then once she's a fully grown adult 7 foot tall alicorn mare, her wings will each be a whopping 36 feet and 9 inches in length, and will be over 35 feet from top to bottom of wing. That's about over FIVE times her body's size, and well....yeah, pretty much.

All in all, Flurry looks to be becoming the Princess of (xbox hueg) Wings, and I just love that such may become a thing soon. [/bq]

Flying equines with huge wings are quite awesome. :)

The OC in my avatar is a slightly less ostentatious example, a centaur who is 7ft tall with a 16ft wingspan. :)