Boob Armor: 4 Things You Need to Know

Designing some armour for ladies? Female torso armour specifically? Welcome. Boob armour, or boob plate, or lady armour. Or fantasy lady armour, come to that: how does it work then? Let's have a look at Wonder Woman, The Mandalorian, Warhammer 40K and various examples of historical armour, as well as costume considerations, which will make designing a look for your female fighters that is practical and looks awesome a breeze. Tsunami Seeker on YouTube: TIMESTAMPS! 00:00 So you need some lady armour? 00:37 1. You don't need boob plate 02:23 Alternate options 03:14 2. Divots are a disadvantage 03:56 Muscle cuirasses 04:35 Boob shelf designs 05:11 Cleavage divots 05:39 Wasp waist armor 06:44 Sticky weapons 08:02 Codpieces 08:40 3. Consider mobility (including experiments) 09:35 Two handed weapons and giant swords 10:29 Underlayers and materials used in experiments 11:03 Low guards and power generation in boob plate 11:46 Not painting a 'look, a lady!' target on yourself with your armor 12:17 4. Breathing is important 13:44 Corsets are not like armor, and scifi armor with flex 15:39 Lightning round #boobplate #femalearmor #armor Music by Meet Me in the Hills - Howard Harper-Barnes To Begin - Raymond Grouse Honorable Salute - Sage Orsler Plains of Illeyneth - Dragon Tamer Sparkle and Swirl - Raymond Grouse Sergeant Wise - Stationary Sign Optimist At Heart - Jerry Lacey Fluz de la Riviere - Howard Harper-Barnes Sailing for Gold - Howard Harper-Barnes Endless Flirtation - Jerry Lacey Select imagery supplied by Getty Images