Biomechanical Velociraptor in an Industrial Studio

Create an ultra-realistic full-body portrait of a biomechanical Velociraptor standing in a perfectly centered three-quarter side view inside a dark industrial studio. The creature is engineered rather than biological, combining pale ivory ceramic armor plates with exposed precision machinery, brushed titanium structures, oxidized brass gears, steel bearings, pistons, rotary mechanisms, hydraulic joints, braided cables, copper wiring, springs, and intricate mechanical assemblies. The elongated skull is narrow and skeletal with exposed internal components, articulated jaw mechanics, optical sensor cavities, and delicate metallic details. The long segmented neck is constructed from stacked vertebra-like mechanical elements connected by flexible conduits and articulated actuators. The torso features partially damaged ceramic shell panels revealing an extraordinarily complex internal engine composed of turbines, flywheels, gear trains, transmission assemblies, rotating discs, cooling vents, and dense mechanical architecture. The forelimbs are small yet highly articulated with razor-sharp metallic claws. Powerful digitigrade hind legs display layered pistons, reinforced joints, exposed suspension systems, and realistic engineering. The long tail is built from hundreds of articulated vertebral segments, gradually tapering while maintaining perfect curvature and mechanical continuity. Surface materials exhibit scratches, chipped paint, subtle oxidation, grease stains, dust accumulation, and realistic manufacturing wear. The floor is smooth concrete with soft reflections and thin drifting ground fog surrounding the feet. Background is a seamless charcoal-to-black gradient with no distractions. Soft cinematic studio lighting from above and slightly left creates controlled highlights, deep shadows, and exceptional depth.