nice!

Yummy!

Super(woman) !

powered armour is best :3

that is badass. :o

Oh really like this piece. Especially a fan of those li'l drone things.

The armor kinda reminds me of a wasp.

When you have segmented armoured bits hanging off your butt, it's hard not to make that association, I guess. It seemed to make more sense to me than going to all trouble to armour up the body, and then leave her tail exposed.

It does make sense. Furry physiology makes for some interesting design decisions when it comes to armor designs. In a personal design I have thought about making military types docking their tails and possibly clipping their ears just to fit them into their body armor.

Well not just to better fit in their armor but also a social reason as a sign of,"This person is a warrior." of sorts.

Some cultures might do it, but for the most part, I suspect most anthro cultures' attitudes toward lopping off their own body parts would be a lot less cavalier than those of human breeders. Risks of complications from the procedure and general aesthetics aside, ears and tails are useful signalling devices, and tails may provide balance. In a technological society, they're an extra set of movable appendages that can be used to operate devices in your armour, while leaving hands free for other tasks.
If anything, I'd think you'd see tail and ear docking as a punishment. Something that would permanently identify a rulebreaker, while still leaving them able to perform useful work.

Ooh, very cool design for their armor!

Iron Skunkette 3: Coming to theaters near you.

Come on, Rich -- you knew that comparison was inevitable.

Actually, the superhero name she goes by is 'Skunkworks'.

I want robot drones, I'd never have to do housework again p.o

Thank you muchly!

For those curious, the drones are somewhat customised, and capable of independent operation. The red one on her left side can project a force field wall and push things with it. The magenta one on her right has an energy weapon built in. And the blue one below operates independent sensors so she can locate targets more easily.