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Flip the Bottlenose Dolphin Design Tail Airbus A319 of Frontier Airlines arriving at LAX on 31 December 2010.
New ((Krature)) release at our mainstore for Wanderlust Weekend!
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Pearl is a recolor of a previous release, Abalone! It's the pastel sugary sweet twin sister to the original colorful release. Both sets of BOM layer + matching materials are in the main store for 50L each for the weekend. Afterwards they will return to Abalone's original pricing. <3
Each Box Includes
✨ One tail/fins BOM layer
✨ One set of tail/fins materials
✨ Notecard with how to add our material layers into your tail
**Designed Exclusively for the Cynefin Nemissa Tail, you will need to buy this tail to use this product. You can purchase it from their marketplace**
On Stand After Respray Into The New Icelandair Livery. The First Aircraft To Receive The Yellow Tail Design...
[ Hostile's detected at 327 meters: preparing to eliminate: waiting for Kill Command ]
I saw this tail design from someone and forgot who it was.
G-BKYB : Boeing 737-236 : British Airways : "Blue Poole"
English tail design from the World Images series.
NEW (Krature)) release at Fantasy Faire 2026
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There has long been a need for the mer community to have some bento mer dances that animate the tail and the upper body at the same time. ((Krature)) has finally heard the call and is happy to present the first pack of "subtle" mer dances-perfect for grooving in your favorite undersea club! Each animation animates both leg joins AND your tail so your non-fish friends can swim along, dancing right with you.
These dances are tested with most bento tails on the market, and should be universally usable for each.
Also, this is our first time making animations, so please be kind! We'll hopefully improve with each new animated dance release.
Grab these as well as ((Krature))'s new exclusive tail design, and many RFL goodies at their booth at Reservoir Zero!
G-BNLV: Boeing 747-436 : British Airways
"Waves of the City" tail design by a USA artist.
This must have been slightly low on approach, none of the other B747 shots had the fence visible.
The most iconic feature of the Constellation is the triple-tail design. . .But right after that are the extra wingtip tanks that some Super G's were outfitted with. This increased the fuel capacity by two-thirds over the original Connie models. And it just added a very cool look to the already elegant design of the Constellation. This is another scan of an old photo from around 1995 that I obviously tweaked a bit.
G-BRYV : DHC-8-311 : Brymon Airways
Operated on behalf of British Airways, in their World Images livery, with "Colum" tail design.
In 2022, I had been back on the grid for two years after taking a hiatus of over a decade. I was still relatively new again, thinking I had found my niche by building for multiple mer sims and helping to host weekly mermaid costume parties. At the time, I was making Nemissa BOM tail layers for myself—mostly as a way to challenge my creativity and theme my look without constantly buying new skins or tails.
It was during this period that I met my long-time sea-sters, Neve and Cecily. Both had their own mermaid stores, creating custom tail skins for one of the most popular tails at the time. I shared one of my early concepts, “the opal overlay,” with Neve, which eventually evolved into a full release. She later told me, “Oh lord, this man is coming for my gig,” because I had managed to create something beyond what I even recognized at the time. Without realizing it, I had become a creator.
Both Neve and Cecily encouraged me to open a store of my own. They helped me prepare for a last-minute opportunity to join Enchantment’s Royalty round when a spot unexpectedly opened. They guided me through planning my store, renting land for a mainstore, and setting up on systems like CasperVend and SL Marketplace. That’s when ((Krature)) was truly born—a fledgling brand with one tail design displayed in a glass case, surrounded by “coming soon” signs.
As I settled into my role as a creator, my circle of support continued to grow. I connected with incredible bloggers, including my general manager and blogger coordinator Ken, who have all pushed me to keep evolving ((Krature)) and sharing its designs with the wider Second Life community.
Three years later, ((Krature)) remains a deep passion. It’s more than an in-game income stream—it’s my way of expressing myself through creative exploration. Seeing someone wear ((Krature)) in-world or in photos fills me with a sense of acceptance and fulfillment that’s hard to put into words. That feeling is what keeps me going, even when the work gets difficult.
The identity of ((Krature)) hasn’t changed much since its inception. It has always leaned into a moody, rich aesthetic. But where the brand once featured copper tones and sleek black marble, we’re now moving toward a more reclaimed, grungy feel—whimsical neons and playful green water droplet textures setting the tone for what’s next.
Thank you for supporting ((Krature)). I look forward to growing with you for many more years to come.
With gratitude,
Matticus