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[tanarri23]

I approve

[Qario]

That's actually a really good look.

[GravyTrader]

Asari are actually Blue Turians, just look at the head fringe.

[Series5Ranger]

Soldier989 wrote...



I found it here: http://www.facepunch...2&postcount=994

I have no idea where that guy found it.

She doesn't lok Flexible enough

[Mondo47]

Would be interesting if Turian females expressed some unexpected sexual dimorphism (that took them outside the boundaries of human feminine ideals... something that might explain why we never see them (perhaps they're larger, or more heavily built, which precludes them moving easily around the Citadel, or at the other end of the spectrum they're small and fragile). Or we just can't tell the difference externally (someone gives you two turtles, unless you know a little about reptiles, sexing them is raaather difficult) - right down to the voices even sounding masculine across the board.

[durasteel]

Soldier989 wrote...

The way they reproduce might be the same or close to the way Humans do, I doubt Femshepard and Garrus would have been able to do anything if Garrus didn't have a.. you know what.

I think that what Garrus tried to do to Shepard was probably something like this.

Warning: Do not watch the clip linked above while drinking hot coffee, with a full bladder, or while holding anything fragile.

[Llandaryn]

That clip gets me every time. Stephen Fry is just hilarious.

[Pannamaslo]

durasteel wrote...

Soldier989 wrote...

The way they reproduce might be the same or close to the way Humans do, I doubt Femshepard and Garrus would have been able to do anything if Garrus didn't have a.. you know what.

I think that what Garrus tried to do to Shepard was probably something like this.

Warning: Do not watch the clip linked above while drinking hot coffee, with a full bladder, or while holding anything fragile.

"Wow, you're being shagged by a rare parrot" 
LOL I can't believe what you can find on the internet.

[ShadyKat]

Mondo47 wrote...

Would be interesting if Turian females expressed some unexpected sexual dimorphism (that took them outside the boundaries of human feminine ideals... something that might explain why we never see them (perhaps they're larger, or more heavily built, which precludes them moving easily around the Citadel, or at the other end of the spectrum they're small and fragile). Or we just can't tell the difference externally (someone gives you two turtles, unless you know a little about reptiles, sexing them is raaather difficult) - right down to the voices even sounding masculine across the board.

The devs have already said that male and female Turian don't share the same model. So it's safe to say they don't look completly the same. Thet were going to go that route, but change their minds. I for one love the pic posted in this thread. Looks just like a pictured a female Turian would look.

Also going to keep posting this in hopes the devs will do it, Female Turian for a squad mate in ME3.

[Soldier989]

durasteel wrote...

Soldier989 wrote...

The way they reproduce might be the same or close to the way Humans do, I doubt Femshepard and Garrus would have been able to do anything if Garrus didn't have a.. you know what.

I think that what Garrus tried to do to Shepard was probably something like this.

Warning: Do not watch the clip linked above while drinking hot coffee, with a full bladder, or while holding anything fragile.

Hahahaha, that's funny.

[Soldier989]

Bump

[Schneidend]

Excellent work, I must say. Garrus would use his reach on her any day, I suspect!

[DipCheese83]

I always thought that the Salarian Council member was female...

[epoch_]

Super nice.

[CmdrFenix83]

Valmy wrote...

I sure hope they finally show us female Salarians and Turians in ME3. I can see leaving out female Batarians and Krogan and so forth...but Salarians and Turians are two of the most important species in ME.

Female Salarians are all back home as they're so rare.  It was in the Salarian codex entries in the first game.

[CorvushatesEA]

Soldier989 wrote...



I found it here: http://www.facepunch...2&postcount=994

I have no idea where that guy found it.

I can see the Female turians looking like that. I guess it all boils down to what the ME3 artists think looks right, though.
I wont be romancing any Turian Female squadmate we happen to get, though. I love me some tali.

[Whereto]

i like it and for the breast if they are anything like quarians well they should considering that the metal exoskin is just from a planets weak magnetic field

[Soldier989]

bump

[Marilynn-22]

Soldier989 wrote...



I found it here: http://www.facepunch...2&postcount=994

I have no idea where that guy found it.

Nice find

[HectorB]

I kinda like it. The design seems reasonable.

[BattleVisor]

planguy wrote...

I like it, but there does seem to be some evidence of breasts, which I'm not sure I like. I don't think Turians should have mammary glands. Otherwise a good way of making a feminine turian.

Well turian males have huge chests.

[BattleVisor]

SharpEdgeSoda wrote...

http://masseffect.wi...thout_armor.jpg

Wait, I just found this picture.

Uhh...He doesn't seem to have...anything...

[face palm]The collar is a dead give away from him wearing clothes

[RighteousRage]

She's purdy

[Argent Csero]

Looks pretty good to me. I'm all for seeing more females on ME3. I've been wondering where they've been hiding.