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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hamishspence" data-source="post: 4988850" data-attributes="member: 41555">Brachiosaur-typesFor the Brachiosaur basic type, it gave a figure of twice the bite reach, for the tail- same proportions as the basic sauropod- which is the bit I was dubious about (since some have a tail reach (and bite reach) roughly the same length- such as Barapasaurus) Though the sample one actually has a 20ft tail slap. Maybe reduce the tail slap range? it makes a good general sauropod type- from quite low sizes to quite high- since a lot of sauropods, and possibly prosauropods, were in the 45 ft long but Huge Size category- with tails and necks close to the same length. so- the following major classes: Basic Sauropod: Bite reach = Space, Tail reach = 2 x Space Slender Sauropod: Bite reach = 1.5 x Space, Tail reach = 3 x Space Chunky/Tall Sauropod:Bite reach = Space, Tail reach = Space All these seem about right. and maybe with the other two as "templates" that can be layered onto an existing one? Long necked Sauropod: As one of the other categories, but Bite Reach = 2 x Space Short-tailed Sauropod:As one of the other categories, but Tail Slap Reach = Space Armoured Sauropod: As one of the other classes (usually either Basic or Chunky/Tall) Using this system: Mamenchisaurus could be a Basic Sauropod with the Long-necked template added, Supersaurus could be a Slender Sauropod with the Long-necked template added, and: Sauroposeidon could be a Chunky Sauropod with the Long necked  template added. With all 3 being Gargantuan.</blockquote>

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