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The Mandalorian Season 2

Started by Lurkndog, October 31, 2020, 01:13:34 AM

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Omega

Han could sit in one and since they can kneel and crouch I assume the suits are articulate enough to allow sitting. Possibly not very comfortable sitting depending on how that back piece is connected.

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Lurkndog

#137
In terms of being real-world practical armor, soldiers would need to be able to sit in it, crawl, lie down and even sleep in it.

But a quick search turns up evidence that screen-accurate Trooper costumes are indeed difficult to sit down in:

https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/21629-sitting-down/

Note also that Scout Trooper armor omits the butt plate so they can sit on their bikes.

Omega

Quote from: Lurkndog on January 13, 2021, 04:41:57 PM
In terms of being real-world practical armor, soldiers would need to be able to sit in it, crawl, lie down and even sleep in it.

But a quick search turns up evidence that screen-accurate Trooper costumes are indeed difficult to sit down in:

https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/21629-sitting-down/

Note also that Scout Trooper armor omits the butt plate so they can sit on their bikes.

I think the bigger problem is the joints in the legs. Whomever made those pieces apparently did not think about the bend point so the upper and lower pieces pinch at the back the more you bend at the knee.

Lurkndog

Quote from: Omega on January 17, 2021, 07:19:10 AM
I think the bigger problem is the joints in the legs. Whomever made those pieces apparently did not think about the bend point so the upper and lower pieces pinch at the back the more you bend at the knee.
There are also references to the armor pinching where the upper leg meets the buttplate and crotch. Yikes!

I've let my Disney + lapse now that Mando is over, gotta save up for a computer upgrade.

Lurkndog

#140
In related news, ILM announces that they have three new StageCraft soundstages coming, in addition to the one in California that The Mandalorian was filmed on.

https://www.ilm.com/hatsrabbits/3-new-ilm-stagecraft-stages-coming-soon-global-trainee-program-announced/

One will be at the same studio in California, one will be at Pinewood Studios in London, and one will be at Fox Studios in Australia, and will be used to film Thor: Love and Thunder.