u/Cheese_Almighty

Greetings,

This is my almost final iteration of the lamellar armor set, with an external gorget (Which I decided to go back to a standard PBT version since it looks a bit messy for my taste).

Using an external armor which flexes allows for better movement, less restriction and more drip.

The overlay overlay and the armor pieces can be downloaded from here:

https://www.printables.com/model/1654691-lamellar-armor-plates-for-hemascalarp

https://www.printables.com/model/1708991-hema-helmet-overlay-overlay-tosba-tortoise

It is I, Dr. Harnischfechten, coming to you with a helmet overlay that goes on top of your HF-Armory overlay.

After countless hours of prototyping, a few hours of work, and "thousands or hundreds of thousands in R&D", a roll of filament's money (30 dollars~), I created a helmet overlay with a better geometry that would help deflect blows better and has an internal cushioning system that would help mitigate impact.

Printed out of TPU, it will not break; it may, over time, tear, but it costs about 300grams of filament and 24 hours of printing time, which should end up costing about 10- 15 dollars. Will be very easy to replace, especially for folks with import regulations.

Currently, it only covers the top of the head and the sides. It has a strap system to attach to your helmet. It has holes on the back, so I can add a back-of-the-head protector as a standalone overlay later on. Which is in the works, if I add that, it would be feasible to scale it down a little and use it as a standalone mask overlay. After this post, I decided to model a back of the head protector and a spine protection tail as well. So if scaled down slightly, this can be used as a standalone overlay in countries where MOF masks are available, but HEMA overlays, not so much.

https://www.printables.com/model/1708991-hema-helmet-overlay-overlay-tosba-tortoise

Printed on a P1S. 

TPU 95A

2 walls.

3 top shell.

%5 Gyroid infill.

Tested in my club, works quite well. Only 300grams.