Fully Integrated Rigging System:
Each piece of the armor comes with hidden channels through which to pass through straps in order to fasten each piece comfortably and securely to your body.
Spacious internal cavities allow for your preferred combination of foam padding/straps to ensure that you are wearing your armor and not the other way around.
The most integral piece is the back shell, which has large channels through which to form a "back pack", this will allow you to securely attach the back plate and by extension, the power pack to your torso and prevent any unwanted movement. The front chest plate can then be taken on and off this back plate at will.
Details on how to rig each piece can be found in the build guide.
 
Modular Shoulder System:
The iconically large shoulder pauldrons come with two different mounting options. The first features numerous integrated strap channels similar to the rest of the armor.
The second features a mounting frame fully integrated into the bicep plate. This frame mounts the shoulder to this frame via three large printable bolts. This allows the pauldron to be removed and replaced as desired.
 
Power Pack:
The Power Pack features magnetically fastened access panels on top that allow for you to access the internal cavity of the power pack. This power pack also leads into the torso armor cavity. This cavity also leads to the open vents and side jets. This allows for endless possibilities for additions like fans, lights, smoke machines etc.
The Jet Block of the power pack slides on and off the bottom body and is fastened by 16 printable pins. The entire power pack itself is fastened to the backplate by 12 large, printable pins, to ensure the back pack is securely attached but removable for maintenance.
 
Helmet Design Features:
The helmet features my usual multi-part, hidden seam design that allows you to assemble without the need for glue, so that you can verify a good fit before committing to the final build.
The helmet comes with a template for how to cut a flat sheet of your preferred visor material to fit inside the main crown of the helmet.
The helmet also features a magnetically attached neck to easily take the helmet on and off.
The face plate can also be removed and replaced with the use of large magnets.There are two variants of the face plate available.
Lastly, the helmet features a sizing ring that represents the narrowest part of the helmet (the cheeks where the side tubes  enter the helmet). This sizing ring can be printed to ensure your head will fit inside the helmet.
 
Tac Pad:
The left forearm features a Tac Pad with several build options. You can include a button plate as it appears in game or you can print a hollow version that can hold your phone in place.
The cover rotates on a hinge/pin to cover the Tac Pad and is held closed magnetically when not in use.
 
Ornamentation:
Currently included with the armor:
- The Reliquary that hangs from the hip
- Deathwatch emblem that can be attached to a chain
- The skull and laurels that attaches to the shin
- The skull and Ultramarine ribbon for the shoulders
- The skull and Ultramarine emblem with golden wings for the chest
- The skull and Ultramarine emblem for the power pack
- The skull emblem for the helmet
- The skull emblem for the belt buckle
 
All of these are separate pieces so that you can include your own preferred chapter ornaments.
I will be working to release other chapter ornaments in the future.
 
Designed for Printers of All Sizes:
Most of the pieces shown have multiple different printing options. Larger pieces have sliced options that split the pieces for printers with volumes as small as 250^3 mm.
This assumes you are printing at 100% scale and this armor is scaled to a 6ft person.
If you run into any issues fitting any of the pieces on your printer, contact me and as with all my models I will offer custom slicing free of charge.
 
Detailed Build Guide:
Detailed instructions/tips on building this armor can be found in the dedicated build guide. Additional pictures/videos can be found on print orientation, assembly, etc.
That guide is located here