Leaving aside Nick Fury's preparations for his visit to China.
After returning to his workshop, Chen Mu briefly checked on the armor production. The titanium-gold alloy materials, enough to produce over a hundred suits of armor, had now been almost entirely used up.
Nearly eighty sets of Kirin Armor were already stored in the warehouse.
These suits had yet to be painted. Due to the titanium-gold alloy, they all gleamed a bright gold; without paint, their natural color was Tuhao Gold.
The high-strength aerospace materials made these suits incomparably sturdy. In terms of sheer durability alone, they were no weaker than Tony Stark's Mark 3.
Since the industrial park was not licensed to manufacture weapons, these suits consisted only of power systems and shells, though space had been reserved for weapons.
When he began producing the Kirin Armor, Chen Mu had already given the supporting weapon data to Director Zhang. Thus, while the armor was being manufactured, China's military factories were also working at full speed to produce the corresponding weapons systems.
And because China's industrial system was so vast, those weapons had long since been produced in sufficient quantities and transported to the industrial park.
As soon as a suit of armor rolled off the line, designated personnel would install its weapons.
Thus, these nearly eighty suits were now genuine Kirin Armor, armed with overwhelming firepower.
In no more than two days, this batch of armor should all be finished, right?
Chen Mu took the time to visit the production workshop. As he looked at those powerful suits of armor, a sense of pride welled up within him.
"The first batch of one hundred suits will be distributed among the four services. The Navy, Army, and Air Force will each receive thirty, while the Rocket Force will receive ten.