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Description
This is an example of grade 2 armor. The m/10 armor is the heaviest unpowered standard military armor for Republic line infantry.

The m/10 helmet is shown with cheekshields and an occipital plate for added protection. The cheek shields are molded to fit with the m/10 NBC mask . The occipital plate is made of the same material and of equal thickness as the helmet. The cheek shields are of the same material, but lighter and thinner construction.
The helmet is also equipped with an optional HUD eyeshield, seen here stowed on the front of the helmet.

The front and back plates and the cevlar-weave waistband are connected to the m/10 armor-harness . Additional pieces connected to the connectors and straps of the harness include the crotch and rear protective plates, the thigh plates and the shoulder protection.
The torso plates have a quick-release system in terms of the shoulder clips and a pull-strap to disengage the connectors to the harness.

The greaves and bracers are usually made of the same material as the helmet, while the softer elements of the armor are made of cevlar. The plates themselves can be of any material and construction, as long as they are compatible with the harness.

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Took a while to make this armor, and I realise there are still some things that could use tweaking. Greaves are still a difficulty for me.
Went a bit overboard with the PALS, but hey...

Armor and uniform have not been camouflaged for sake of clarity.

Description
This is an example of grade 2 armor. The m/10 armor is the heaviest unpowered standard military armor for Republic line infantry.

The m/10 helmet is shown with cheekshields and an occipital plate for added protection. The cheek shields are molded to fit with the m/10 NBC mask . The occipital plate is made of the same material and of equal thickness as the helmet. The cheek shields are of the same material, but lighter and thinner construction.
The helmet is also equipped with an optional HUD eyeshield, seen here stowed on the front of the helmet.

The front and back plates and the cevlar-weave waistband are connected to the m/10 armor-harness . Additional pieces connected to the connectors and straps of the harness include the crotch and rear protective plates, the thigh plates and the shoulder protection.
The torso plates have a quick-release system in terms of the shoulder clips and a pull-strap to disengage the connectors to the harness.

The greaves and bracers are usually made of the same material as the helmet, while the softer elements of the armor are made of cevlar. The plates themselves can be of any material and construction, as long as they are compatible with the harness.

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Took a while to make this armor, and I realise there are still some things that could use tweaking. Greaves are still a difficulty for me.
Went a bit overboard with the PALS, but hey...

Armor and uniform have not been camouflaged for sake of clarity.