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I coudl do that myself if you want, assuming you can poin tme towards the info I need.

I'm also going ot post the sketch of Vosslin's Heavysuit in a few moments, it's not finsihed, but I don't feel like foolign with the last few plates at the moment.

I really don't have any idea on the information needed to create the thread, Fenrir Fenix originally created the thread and you'd have to get the information from him about it if he doesn't wish to do it.

An Absolute amasing Consept for female power aromour, it looks great and it gives the female a very warrior look making them more rough and tough rather than elagent and refined suck as my consept portrays, but like ender my attention is drawn towards the midsection and then legs. For one i honestly think it looks like a b***h to put on unless the parts are broken down into simple parts. The midesction looks restricted for movment for bending taking away from the females natural agility . the second part is the leggings are jaged and not smooth. the problem is getting cought up on your own armour wile running wouldnet be the best thing in the universe for the wearer, like the inner thighs and the knees and ankelsthe jagedness of the armor itself promotes issues when trying to crawl through traped areas or confined spaces or under a barbed wire. it would be in the best intrest if the armour to be smooth and less bulky to the wearer and at the coust of protection the female be alowed to move and use her body more rather than relying on the armour. now imagen trying to take the armor off when trying to get to the wearer medical attention there is an issue in it self. but all in all its very intragetly designed but remeber often the most simplest things are the better mousetraps (I.E the bangalor mines, claymores, that nifty little headge trimmer that fits on the front of tanks)

I agree simplafy the armor makes it really easy for the enamie to ID a soldger, but as cammo becomes more complex the harder it is to conseal your location, on a technological battlefield if you can hide your soldger digitaly you have a better advantage seeing is how everyhings seen mostly though a digital picture, that picture is broken down into the basic unite of pixles. hence Digital cammoflage, less natural but still has the same effect.

those aren't bolts Munki, those are servos, and they are pretty flat, it's difficutl to see withotu any shading however.

As for the simplifying...sure I COULD simplfy it, at the cost of flexibility, protection and general armor coverage.

And the armor can't really get much more form fitting - that's a realisitcally drawn female figure under there, not a stick-legs and arms anime girl, the thighs are wider and more shapely then a man's and the body has a much more curved shape to it, I neede dto give some play between the hips and armor plating to suggest a bodysuit of some sort beneath it for padding/reflexive MOcap use.

And remember 'Simpler also means more openings" and since Vosslin's Heavysuit is supposed to function like a Envriomental Pressure suit whenthe helmet is attached, I had to seal any gaps to make it practical for cobmat in a harsh or toxic enviroment, such as a vacuum or such. As for the legs, W was redesginign them for a sleeker, less complex look when Ender posted about them, hell before, so I don't think it's an issue.

And if you note i DIDNT make it female power armor from Fallout, I posted this here because I borrowed a few concepts from BOS styled armor for this partciular character's suit, so I thought you'd get a tickel out of it.

As for camoflauge - Vosslin's suit was desgined to work in a very urban/industrial envrioment, so the jagged edges and gunmetal and ironclad hues make her EXCELLENTLY camolfauged when in her home enviroment, which is a dim, metal-wrougth archology. So to make her blend into this mish-mash of a brakcground, I made alot of use of recessed palting and other such devices, also because they provides a flexable alternitive to using a fiberous materal as jon-material, and thus added to the protective factor.

On second thought never mind

Also, the many small parts serve another purpose. Interchangable parts. If there is only one large metal plate for the torso, then if it gets damaged, well, that must be pretty expensive to replace; whereas if you had many small plates, only one or two would need to be replaced, though it would probably be more likely.