Siamese

nSi/SiSi

Like its real life counterpart, Siamese colors the face and limbs of a kukuri lighter or darker. The mask is always required.

The dominant form (SiSi) has the range extended!

Siamese

nSi/SiSi

Like its real life counterpart, Siamese colors the face and limbs of a kukuri lighter or darker. The mask is always required.

The Dominant form (SiSi) has the range extended!

Siamese

nSi/SiSi

Like its real life counterpart, Siamese colors the face and limbs of a kukuri lighter or darker. The mask is always required.

The Dominant form (SiSi) has the range extended!

Siamese

nSi/SiSi

Like its real life counterpart, Siamese colors the face and limbs of a kukuri lighter or darker. The mask is always required.

The Dominant form (SiSi) has the range extended!

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Edge allowances

Hard

Soft

Gradient

Textured

Symmetry allowances

Can be symmetrical or asymmetrical

Mask Edge allowances

Hard

Soft

The Colors must be:

Lighter or darker than base

A Guide to Siamese

Siamese Mask

The Siamese mask is the absolute minimum you can show on the marking, it must always be present. If another marking covers it, then Siamese must show in another location!

The mask also can only have soft or hard edges! Blended or textured are not permitted!

Coverage

While Siamese doesn't need to be symmetrical, all limbs do need some coverage.

Siamese on Feathers and fins

Siamese acts like Socks on feathers, and will color the feathers where it also covers the leg. It can retain shape patterns from the socks on the leg, or completely fill the feathers.

Not filling the feathers where Siamese touch them would be considered a hole in the marking!

The same rules apply to Aquatic fins.

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