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The classic 3D&D Stormtrooper armour, adjusted, remapped, trimmed down where possible, and refit to the 3D&D Klingon (though since the body will be completely …

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The classic 3D&D Stormtrooper armour, adjusted, remapped, trimmed down where possible, and refit to the 3D&D Klingon (though since the body will be completely covered and you can only see a slight amount of eyes through the visor lenses, you may as well consider it stand-alone, for all practical purposes).

Includes MC6 MAT poses for "Filthy" (a la The Mandalorian) and "Spitshine" (almost perfectly clean for a coming up Imperial inspection) as well as the default "mostly clean but OK, maybe a little grimy in the corners" materials.

This includes a Smart Prop and MAT poses for the BlasTech E-11 Imperial Stormtrooper Blaster Rifle (also given away here). To use these, you will need to have that installed.

Note that if you used the previous M4 version, this is in fewer parts. The boots and greaves are together, the torso is grouped together, and so on. Also, the pauldrons (upper shoulder armour) are "free floating" children of the shoulder body parts. They will follow the pose of the shoulders, but you can translate and rotate them to fit properly over the arms when down or raised for a perfect fit. Speaking of fit, the Bodystocking underclothes suit has morphs to fit tightly to the Klingon and to "shrivel" in places the armour covers it to better avoid clipping (what Poser users mis-call "pokethrough").

Of course, it's still solid armour so don't expect anyone to be doing yoga in it. If it can't be fit in a certain pose, change the pose because that means the armour doesn't work like that.

As always, I make no demands on whether you use this commercially or not, as long as you're not that dude I don't allow to use my stuff, but if you don't work for Disney and you don't have Disney's permission, you'd better be really solidly certain any commercial use (or, especially in their case, even any noncommercial use that they just might not approve of) falls under the definitions of fair use as established in your locale. « Less