My hobby consists of crafting a fully functional 3D printed suit of armor, in the 16th century style

I designed the entire suit you see here in Solidworks, which I then 3D printed in plastic! Everything's printed except the fake leather, rivets, and that silky bathrobe.

I aim to recreate accurate 16th century armor in both function, motion, and aesthetics as a costume piece, not intended for fighting or anything like that.

Everything done on an Ender 3 V3KE, a small 220x220mm printer, in petg plastic, and then painted using Alclad II. If you're curious about the metallic painting process, here's a video about the steps involved:
https://youtu.be/kUG9BwCL6Wg?si=lbpi7ReKjrrI4vId

I'm always adding new parts, like these pauldrons, designed to be exchanged and compatible together with other parts of the set. I share my files on Printables and on Etsy, if you're interested in making your own.
https://www.printables.com/@NicoKudeljan_2679697
https://nicoprintedantiques.etsy.com
Cheers, thank you for checking out my work <3