New previews, and I think I know how to divide the bodice sets.

First, here's an alternate shoulder harness strapped to the low upper bodice version. Plus the front part of the scaled skirt I'm working on - still got to do the backside.

The Amazon style aymmetric top iis just about done too:

As for dividing the packages, I was thinking along the following lines:

Package 1: Full armor

• abdomen-covering lower bodice;
• high upper bodice;
• 2 types of cups, the one with the seam plus one I still have to make;
• shoulder harness , first style (3 or 4 plate shoulder pads)
• shoulder straps;
• long scaled skirt;
• long strap skirt (EasyPose and dynamic versions);
• heavy hip plates;

Package 2: Light armor

• abdomen-uncovering lower bodice;
• low upper bodice;
• 2 types of cups, one of which will be street legal;
• shoulder harness 2nd style (2 plate shoulder pad);
• collared straps;
• short scaled skirt;
• short strap skirt (EasyPose and dynamic versions);
• smaller hip plates.

Package 3: Accessories

• low and high boots
• shinguards;
• bracers;
• sword, scabbard, swordbelt;
• dagger with scabbard;
• helm
• shield

Package 4: Amazon

• asymmetrical top (as shown);
• asymmetrical skirt (EasyPose and dynamic);
• bow, arrows, quiver,
• shortsword + scabbard & swordbelt
• Amazon sandals,
• archery bracers.

Package 4 will be more or less standalone, although it'll be in the same style as the other packages, and will use the same set of materials.
The idea is to be able to build your collection. and at the same time to have a complete workable set with as few packages as possible.

Does this seem like a reasonable distribution?

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