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'''Plastasteel''' is a self-molding material used by the [[UNSC]] to make objects shape into handgun grips.<ref>''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', page 133: ''Fred peered inside and saw a rack of handguns. They weren't the standard issue HE pistols; these had oversized barrels--easily 30 percent larger and longer--and they had grips of self-molding plastasteel.''</ref>
'''Plastasteel''', is a self-molding material used by the [[UNSC]] to make objects shape into handgun grips.<ref>''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', page 133: ''Fred peered inside and saw a rack of handguns. They weren't the standard issue HE pistols; these had oversized barrels--easily 30 percent larger and longer--and they had grips of self-molding plastasteel.''</ref>


The material is also used to make the shells of [[cryotubes]].<ref>''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', page 150: ''John brushed off the frost buildup that clouded the top half of the cryotube, and revealed the green-armored figure sprawled behind the plastasteel shell.''</ref>
The material is also used to make the shells of [[cryotubes]].<ref>''[[Halo: First Strike]]'', page 150: ''John brushed off the frost buildup that clouded the top half of the cryotube, and revealed the green-armored figure sprawled behind the plastasteel shell.''</ref>

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Plastasteel, is a self-molding material used by the UNSC to make objects shape into handgun grips.[1]

The material is also used to make the shells of cryotubes.[2]

Trivia

  • Although it is not directly called plastasteel, the material that makes up some chairs in Halo: The Fall of Reach is described very similarly, and shifts to fit the shape of the user's body.

Sources

  1. ^ Halo: First Strike, page 133: Fred peered inside and saw a rack of handguns. They weren't the standard issue HE pistols; these had oversized barrels--easily 30 percent larger and longer--and they had grips of self-molding plastasteel.
  2. ^ Halo: First Strike, page 150: John brushed off the frost buildup that clouded the top half of the cryotube, and revealed the green-armored figure sprawled behind the plastasteel shell.