The kevlar undersuit:
Note: The undersuit is primarly used to help prevent small abrasions and, insulate against cold, heat and even will provide slight insulation against electrical shock. A real store bought kevlar vest is advised for bulletproof armor. If you plan on making a homemade bulletproof suit a MINUMUM amount of kevlar layers would be 20. Often there are 24 to 28 layers of kevlar in a bulletproof vest. Also be careful to note that not all kevlar fibers are ballistic fibers. IE: Some kevlar fibers are no better to use for bulletproofing than cotton.
Buying the needed materials and tools
Cutting and assembling the fabric
Depending on how many layers of kevlar used you might need to investigate cooling methods.
How to keep cool in many layers of kevlar
Knifeproofing the suit:
Chain armor Scale armor
Defense against blunt trama such as a basebal bat:
Plate armor of various type materials
Needed Skills and knowledge:
Additions to armor, skill list and damage types/study
Ultimate Armor
Police type equipment:
What might be needed
Links where equipment might be bought
Other internal links:
Password area for members only
External links:
Mark's BLOG
Superhero net
Superhero Registry
Lots of great links here!
Suggested reading
Making chain armor
Making scale armor
Making Plate armor
Making Plate armor again
Professor Widget's web page
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