This is a raw DIY kit with unpainted pieces for assembly. It includes everything in the first photo and more but now comes in black only. Assembly instructions will be provided. High difficulty level and lots of dust making these. For most people, I recommend getting the Seamed RC Kit (here).
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36 armor pieces formed in ABS plastic rough trimmed:
collar
chest
upper back
2- shoulders
4- bicep pieces
2- elbows
4- bracers (forearms)
2- hands
abdomen plate
lower back plate
butt plate
2- side waist plates
codpiece
2- left thigh pieces
2- right thigh pieces
2- knees
4- greaves (calves)
2- backpack pieces
2- foot pieces made from leather with plastic details and painted white. Wraps around footwear and can cover laces
2 backpack handles 3D printed and coated with filler primer
3D printed backpack window frame (number designation frame)
4 detailed pieces cast in polyurethane resin with stabilizing fillers, rough trimmed (includes shoulder details, bracer details)
extra plastic for seaming tabs, etc.
helmet cast optional: layered resin rotocast with stabilization layers
Your thighs should measure about 26 inches or less around your leg at groin level, otherwise, you might need to add extension flaps. No one is likely to fill the bicep armor properly so a muscle shirt is required along with padding at the back of the knee. I offer a basic undersuit package for $70.
ABS is a superior plastic to HIPS/styrene, which can be brittle. Most parts are designed to be flexible to better conform to your body, such as the parts that wrap around your torso.
You can make the raw kit fit larger sizes with extra work. Armor around the belly can reach 48 inches without extension flaps. but the thighs will likely need extensions for larger body sizes. I do plan to make optional molds for larger thigh pieces in the future.
You will need to paint your armor, even if black, to make consistent and cover bondo/seaming work. I recommend sanding all outer surfaces with 320 or 400 grit sandpaper and cleaning with degreaser and applying a good primer to get a good paint bond. It's always a good idea to do a small test before painting the entire set.
For international shipments, please be aware that shipping might cost more than described based on your country's box size limits. Also, please be aware of import fees.
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