What if we arrange steel ballistic plates in a similar fashion

What if I put my dick in your butt and cummed inside?

But why?

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>>28074356
A Dragonskinned® APC of course.

>>28074356
If a plate breaks you could just replace that one instead of the whole thing

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>>28074371
Say we arrange Level IV Plates on a filipino jeepney dragonskin style. Will it make a good improvised APC?

Jeepneys only cost a thousand dollars a piece

>>28074371

You can already do that with existing armor

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>>28074410
We are talking nigger-rigged improvised shit here.

I heard two layers of Level IV plates can stop a .50BMG.

>>28074400
How expensive is a container of 200 12-inch dragon dildos?

>>28074353
I will get cum in my butt.

>>28074469
Lil over 20,000$

>>28074348
>>28074371
>>28074400
>>28074428
If you want to stop bullets, use plexiglass.

>>28074348
What if I told you Chobham armor already works like that?

>>28074348
Having overlapping discs is fucking dumb instead of having a solid, thicker plate

>>28074348
>bullet hits plate
>plate is sent spinning through your organs at 300 fps

>>28076118
>I dont understand how multi-hit ceramic armor works

>>28076150
>getting hit multiple times
Yeah ok, go play your COD and buy your mallninja shit

>>28076150
>I can't be bothered to read the OP
>I also don't understand energy cracking mechanisms

>>28074348
Wouldn't it be better to add on spaced steel plates with a wired mesh and then filled the wired mesh grap with cornstarch embedded with micrometer sized glass beads?

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>>28074371
>If a plate breaks you could just replace that one instead of the whole thing

>replacing plates
>not just adding more ceramic balls

LOL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_yWkA5GwM0

>>28076861

That's really fucking awesome

And if extra balls just lying around you could have the most operator chair in the world

Ceramic bean bag chair.

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>>28076906
Check this out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6-Sfyo0guE

You can literally just fill up the space in your drywall and have a bulletproof safe room that way. But guess you would need to add that ''special'' kind of plastic (?) that closes up after its penetrated (lots of plastics does that) otherwise the balls would just fall out after one mag. But still, pretty simple.

I also think something like this would be essential for space exploration. You could probably make some decent ceramic by mining asteroids (or the moon) and then you can use that to armor your ship against micro meteors.

>>28076974
>But guess you would need to add that ''special'' kind of plastic (?) that closes up after its penetrated (lots of plastics does that)

You mean glass beads/silica suspended in non-Newtonian fluid matrix?

You probably should google this stuff before making a absolute retard of yourself.

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>>28077013
>>28077013
>You probably should google this stuff before making a absolute retard of yourself.
You should probably learn to read before you make a complete retard of yourself.
I all ready said it was ceramic (its in the fucking description on the youtube video) and now i am discussing about what plastic they use to box it all in. A normal drywall wouldn't work very well because it would just fall apart and random plexiglas wouldn't work very well either because it would crack.

That kind of plastic they use for those self sealing targets would work great.

>>28076974
Or, y'know, use sandbags.

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>>28077360
Yeah, lets put some sandbag in front of the drywall. That will look great.

>>28077187
You mean vulcanized rubber, the same shit they used in self-sealing fuel tanks in WWII?

>>28077413
what's to stop you from putting small sandbags in the drywall, that would do the same thing for considerably less money?

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>>28077428
That would work, but there are lots of materials that would work today.

>>28077450
Because that would take up more space and put a lot more weight on building.