Talk:Mandalorian armor
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- Moved the Tom Hodges pic of the Mandalorian working on his armour to the article from the main Mandalorian page on suggestion.
Quiet Mandalorian 05:40, 18 February 2006
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[edit] Can Mandalorian breathe in outer space?
Can Mandalorians survive in outer space with just their armor? In the sense that the armor/helmet supplies them with oxygen. So if a Mandalorian gets blasted out of the airlock, he's able to survive as long as he's wearing his helmet? Seeing as Basilisk War Droids are open, Mandalorians either get oxygen from the War Droid, or get it from their own armor. -- Crimson Jax 22:15, 6 June 2007 (UTC +2)
- From what I understand their suits are completely air tight (when vacumed sealed), but they only carry a short air supply (less than an hour). -- "Awar 17:07, 23 August 2007 (UTC)".
- Not necessarly true. Jango Fett doesn't wear a neck seal, so we can assume that his suit isn't airtight, when Boba however does. It's really up to the Mando and what they want to be able to do/survive. Older crusaders and neo-crusaders wore almost completely vac sealed armor because of the use of war droids and more common at the time space combat. -- Novall Talon
- Darth Awar, you are wrong. It clearly states in the article that Mandos can breath in space for two hours at a time, becuase that's how long the oxygen lasts. Kom'rk
12:07, 27 April 2008 (UTC)
- Darth Awar, you are wrong. It clearly states in the article that Mandos can breath in space for two hours at a time, becuase that's how long the oxygen lasts. Kom'rk
[edit] Error on Mandalorian Armor wiki
On the 3 Mandalorian armor constants, there is a pretty big error. Not all Mandalorians wore forged Beskar armor. Infact, Neither Boba or Jango had sets, and part of Bobas was even duraplast. Much fewer Mandalorians wore Beskar armor then people think, because it was extremely expensive and highly rare. Most Mando's didn't have that kind of cash. -- Novall Talon
The article self contradict, it's wrote the it's always made of mandalorian iron in a paragraph, and it's not the case everytime a bit further. The "always made" version at least needs sources. Salene Lusch 07:25, 6 March 2009 (UTC)
- Changed it up to make it more in line. Also, if an article needs to be updated, please feel free to tweak it. If it's a major change, it's usually best to pose the question in here before doing it, to see if there is an objection to it or a specific reason why something is or isn't in the article. Have a good one. — Sadriel Fett
17:49, 6 March 2009 (UTC)
[edit] variety showcase
The pages of KOTOR flashpoint showcase the wide variety of mandalorian armor other than the common T-visor a panel might be a good addition.SargeLIVES 05:07, 21 February 2008 (UTC)
Perhaps only humans and Taungs have the T visor?Sith-venator
There's a pretty large variety of visor shapes in the Sith War era, mostly variants of a T shape. This article doesn't reflect that, and seems only to take into account the ROTE/Rebellion eras when it comes to this. Even then it isn't even accurate in many areas. -- SarimThiri (Couldn't log on for some reason)
- Many of the Mandalorians in Flashpoint were Crusaders and had a wide varity of armor. The Neo-Crusaders had more stream lined and constant armor. So the T-shape didn't become commonplace and/or widly reconized until the Neo-Crusaders movement started by Mandalore the Ultimate, even though the Sith War saw all Mando' with T-shape visors. In the Great Sith War, most of the Mando's seen were most likely Taungs. Deanscotsmen022 09:25, 7 January 2009 (UTC)
[edit] Boba Fett
Is it worth mentioning that Fett's armour was custormized? --TVoid 10:40, 13 October 2008 (UTC)
