This armor was usually modified to represent unit affiliation. The clone gunners of the 7th Sky Corps could customize their armor in orange and brown desert camouflage. [6] Clone gunners of a clone tank division's ground squadron that operated alongside the 104th Battalion customized their armor with dark colors and the stylized mouth of a creature on their helmet. [1] As said above, Phase I Clone Trooper armor bore a striking resemblance to Mandalorian armor. The helmet is nearly identical in style, as is the body glove covered in white plastoid plates. Just upon looking at the armor, though, one can tell that it looks both clunky and uncomfortable, as well as unable to withstand a lot of force. Meanwhile, the Phase II Clone Trooper armor does away with the Mandalorian resemblance and is more tailored to human anatomy. The new helmet was designed to have a more comfortable fit, as well as an advanced air filtration system. Meanwhile, the design does still use the body glove with plastoid plates, but the plates are more formfitting, lighter, and stronger than Phase I’s plates.

During the Cold War, Sidon Ithano and his crew sought after and eventually awakened the clone trooper Kix from stasis. Kix joined the pirate's crew and donned a patched-up dark set of Phase I armor with red details, carrying on his legacy as the last clone trooper. [15] The gear worn by clone gunners featured helmets with additional noise insulation and reinforced chest armor as safeguards against the intense recoil of the cannons they controlled. Clone ordnance specialists wore armor with bright orange markings, indicating to others the dangerous nature of their role. Apart from this aesthetic distinction, their armor offered no additional protection from explosions. Special ops clone troopers were trained for stealth and detecting enemies at a distance, and were given advanced gear that improved their senses. [2] Animated Season 1-3 – these are the clone troopers from the first three seasons Star Wars animated TV show called The Clone Wars.I used US Letter sized paper for mine, but you could probably use a4 just make sure to use the original image size when you print and don't convert it to a4 or it will shrink the template to fit the different paper. Some of the edges will get cut off if you use anything other than US Letter, but honestly as long as you have the basic shape, you can guess the bit that gets cut off. As for which suit is superior, depends on if we’re going off of the official Star Wars canon or Star Wars Legends. In Legends, Phase II was seen as an improvement over Phase I. However, in the canon Star Wars: The Clone Wars, some characters had reservations about the Phase II armor. There were suggestions of Phase II armor being of a lesser quality than Phase I, with some clones even preferring Phase II’s predecessor. Hence, it seems Phase II was certainly designed to be superior to Phase I, but it’s unclear if the actual armor met its expectations. THE CLONE WARS SERIES-INSPIRED DESIGN: Fans can imagine scenes from the Star Wars Galaxy with this premium roleplay helmet inspired by the animated series After some time, Republic forces besieged the Separatist primary droid foundry, and advanced with troop columns and AT-TEs, and several AV-7s were called to the front lines of battle. Once the area was temporarily cleared, the gunners engaged Separatist super tanks, which were being deployed from the foundry. The gunners and their cannons were unable to impact the tanks, and were all destroyed and killed by Separatist forces. Eventually, the Republic forces emerged victorious. [16] Appearances [ ]

Yeah? Well, at least I know how to wear it." ―Rex and Kanan Jarrus, referring to stormtrooper armor [28]The new armor incorporated a more advanced air filtration and oxygen supply system, polarized lenses, and an annunciator to make speech more comprehensible. In addition, the boots were magnetized and incorporated a grav-field alternator to ensure stability. Another useful feature was that the armor and the bodysuit could be pressurized, providing temporary protection against non-breathable atmospheres. It was not as pressurized as its predecessor, however, when used in conjunction with a external respirator, the clones could last longer in a vacuum environment wearing Phase 2 compared to its predecessor. I'm proud of my service, but I really hate this armor." ―Rex, referring to his Republic service and stormtrooper armor [28] Many clone officers, such as Commander Cody, had their armor repainted to conform to the Imperial code of uniformity. The Phase II armor, unlike the Phase I armor, had many distinct variations. In some examples, armor was modified to suit an individual clone, while in others, it was specialized to suit a specific 'breed' of troopers (such as clone paratroopers). It is known that some clones, like Faie and CC-1004, had more than one set of armor. Many Clone trooper commanders, Clone commandos and Shadow Clone Troopers had special attachments on their armor, and allowed some lower ranked officers to wear special attachments as well. Some special attachments included kamas and pauldrons, they could also attach electrobinoculars and sun visors to their helmets. Clone captains would occasionally have a pair of DC-17 hand blasters attached to each side of their kama.

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