Amos Burton wore light armor from the stock of the Rocinante (originally the MCRN ship "Tachi") when needed for various conflicts throughout the series. In the episode "Caliban's War" (213), Amos wore his armor when he figured out a plan to save Holden and remove the Caliban Protomolecule creature from the Rocinante.

This lot contains one light-up helmet marked "Amos/Ethan", one shirt with shoulder and bicep armor attached, chest armor marked "Amos Hero", back armor, one pair of greaves, one pair of pants marked "Amos", one pair of thigh armor (left thigh marked "Amos Double"), one pair of light-up boots marked "Amos", one pair of gloves marked "Amos", one undershirt, two neck pieces (one marked "Amos"), one balaclava, and one backpack. The MCRN helmet lights up with four color options operated by an external power connection dial and battery pack. Items are in good, production distressed condition.

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