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[[File:Plasteel_cylinders.png|thumb|Plasteel cylinders in the [[Tarisian military base|Sith Base on Taris]]]]
[[File:Plasteel_cylinders.png|thumb|Plasteel cylinders in the [[Tarisian military base|Sith Base on Taris]]]]
'''Plasteel''', sometimes called '''plastisteel''', was a material that combined acrylic [[polymer]]s and metal alloys. Plasteel retained the elastic strength of plastics while benefiting from the strength and heat resistance of metal. However, it was not a miracle substance. Pressed thin enough for comfortable [[Armor/Legends|armor]], plasteel would not impede a [[Blaster/Legends|blaster]] bolt, or even an old-fashioned [[Slugthrower/Legends|slug]]. Plasteel was most commonly used in armor, [[Starship/Legends|spaceship]] components, containers, and construction. It was capable of yellowing with age.<ref name="Shadow Hunter">''[[Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter]]''</ref>
'''Plasteel''', sometimes called '''plastisteel''', was a material that combined acrylic [[polymer]]s and metal alloys. Plasteel retained the elastic strength of plastics while benefiting from the strength and heat resistance of metal. However, it was not a miracle substance. Pressed thin enough for comfortable [[Armor/Legends|armor]], plasteel would not impede a [[Blaster/Legends|blaster]] bolt, or even an old-fashioned [[Slugthrower/Legends|slug]]. Plasteel was most commonly used in armor, [[Starship/Legends|spaceship]] components, containers, and construction.


The [[Scarab Mark VI assassin droid|Scarab Droid's]] body casing was made of plasteel.<ref>''[[The Essential Guide to Droids]]''</ref>
The [[Scarab Mark VI assassin droid|Scarab Droid's]] body casing was made of plasteel.<ref>{{EGCite|D|Scarab Droid}}</ref>


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*[[Operation: Elrood (book)|''Operation: Elrood'']]
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==Notes and references==
==Notes and references==
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Latest revision as of 00:28, 14 March 2023

File:Plasteel cylinders.png
Plasteel cylinders in the Sith Base on Taris

Plasteel, sometimes called plastisteel, was a material that combined acrylic polymers and metal alloys. Plasteel retained the elastic strength of plastics while benefiting from the strength and heat resistance of metal. However, it was not a miracle substance. Pressed thin enough for comfortable armor, plasteel would not impede a blaster bolt, or even an old-fashioned slug. Plasteel was most commonly used in armor, spaceship components, containers, and construction.

The Scarab Droid's body casing was made of plasteel.[1]

Behind the scenes

The word plasteel is a portmanteau of plastic and steel. The term appears in Frank Herbert's Dune series and may have been coined by Harlan Ellison, who used it as early as 1956.

Appearances

Sources

Notes and references