Kairo
Clean Open Kairo in 3D







What the check found: One eye per side, one pair of nostrils, one muzzle, and the three gold dashes behind each eye.
Progress / Face check
Each 3D model is painted from drawings of the dragon seen from several sides. Where two drawings disagree, a feature can be painted twice: a second nostril, or a fang that reads as an extra eye. Every face was checked against its book character sheet from seven angles; five needed work, and all five fixes went live on the morning of 30 September.
These pictures are the check itself, taken before the fixes: pink circles mark what it found. Open a dragon's 3D page to see the face as it is now.








What the check found: One eye per side, one pair of nostrils, one muzzle, and the three gold dashes behind each eye.








What the check found: A doubled nostril: the right side showed two equal dark nostril dots about 5 cm apart, easy to see from the right three-quarter view.
Fixed: one nostril per side. Published on 30 September.








What the check found: A smear of eye colours (black, white and green) under the left jaw, seen from low on the left. A smudge, not an eye.
Fixed: the smear is filled; a faint band remains under the left jaw. Published on 30 September.








What the check found: One eye per side, one pair of nostrils, one muzzle.








What the check found: The right nostril was doubled by a short dark slit just outside it, visible from the front.
Fixed: the slit is gone. Published on 30 September.








What the check found: Three problems: the painted mouth sat on the upper head, 22 cm above the real one, so the Roar showed two stacked snouts; the front drawing's mouth-corner fangs showed up as ghost 'eyes' on both cheeks; and a big second nostril was painted low on the right side of the muzzle.
Fixed: one snout, clean cheeks, one nostril per side. Published on 30 September.








What the check found: One eye per side, one nostril per side, one muzzle. The pale crescent on top of the snout is painted shine.








What the check found: One eye per side, one nostril per side, one muzzle.








What the check found: One eye per side. The amber marks on the crown and forehead are crest paint, not eyes.








What the check found: One spiral eye per side. The cyan and blue flecks are crystal scales.








What the check found: On the right temple only, a large blurred orange ring with a dark centre, 55 cm behind the eye, could read as an empty second eye socket.
Fixed: the ring is healed into the scales. Published on 30 September.