The MJOLNIR/EOD variant was originally created at the UNSC Damascus Materials Testing Facility on Chi Ceti 4. The helmet can be fitted with the AN/PZY-6011Y TYPHON and AN/PCK-221 FARNDALE Command Network Modules, the Type E3 UA module and a CBRN module. The MJOLNIR/EOD variant's pauldrons and chest plate were designed specifically to reduce the number of grabbing edges on the armor, decreasing the likelihood of dismemberment and protecting Spartans during operations that involve the handling of explosive ordnance (e.g., clearing/planting land mines, demolishing enemy structures/material and, or planting/defusing bombs). The helmet was designed to channel the pressure wave of a nearby detonation around the user's head, significantly reducing the likelihood of decapitation in the event of an explosion. 4 Non-canon and dubious canon appearances.Some people have problems finding the correct scale, but there is a short set of instructions availible here on the wikia that should help you in Adjusting the Sizes It is also strongly recommended that you read the Pepakura Tutorial, which is a great place to learn how to do it correctly, with pictures to help you. All you need to do is scale the model, reshuffle the patterns on the pages, and get some decent paper ready in your printer. With the Pepakura Designer installed, and a PDO file, you're almost ready to print. Pepakura Designer is availible as a free demo that will not allow you to save PDO files, or you may buy the full version relatively inexpensively and begin distributing your own PDO files for others to use. Unfolding a 3d file correctly can be tedious and difficult, which is why PDO files are so popular all the work has been done for you (except the printing, cutting, folding, and gluing!). The original 3d model file, once imported into the Pepakura Designer program, and unfolded, is saved and distributed to the masses as a ".PDO" file (or as a "pep file". With this program, a 3d model file can be imported and then unfolded into patterns that can be then printed out onto paper, cut out, and then folded and glued into a paper 3d model. We use it to refer to paper 3d models, much like origami, that are created using a program called "Pepakura Designer," made by. Pepakura (or "pep") is a Japanese word which means "papercraft". For Pepakura Safety Concerns, see Safety. For Pepakura Files, see Pepakura File Index. For Pepakura Tutorials, see Pepakura Tutorial.
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