Exaldear

I was trying out the patterning that I did after reading some books on pattern Manipulating.

I will try to do the breakdown if I can. (and I will be editing the wording alot the way. Sorry for the in convenient) 

When you do your base pattern, mark out on where is the main base on the front, as the shoulder is a different cut out.



This is how the pattern will look.



Next, draw the line that you will be doing the fold later on, try to get them in the same point.   



Cut up the panels into 4 parts like the picture below. After you place this panels on a paper and give it some measurements between each other, stick them or glue them down on a paper. 




After that try to get the top line to be aline to one and other then cut the paper again. 




And this is how the pattern looks like after it unfold out. The pointed top will give you the indication on here your fold line will be at. 



And there you have it. This is how the fold looks


And this is how on the fabric may look like after you do the cut out and sewing on it.


 

I move for a vote from High Command to approve capes for all.

Once you start down the cape path, forever will it dominate your destiny.

@SNK:  The CRL Team is reviewing this proposal again. There's a good chance many of the proposals can be implemented, but we will confirm later.
 
Meanwhile, because Legion databases are still locked, post-election, and the new LMO teams can't even START working on the backlog until March 1 when the transition switch is flipped, it is likely to be at LEAST March 10 before anything can actually start moving on this, even if everyone here was in complete agreement. The Detachment staff does not currently have the power to make ANY changes, nor can the Legion staff review any of our proposals until they're back up and running.  So please be patient while the Legion-level people get their bearings.
 
Once the wheels are moving again, things can start happening.

I'm not sure what suggestions are going through, but I would like to add my two credits to this sabaac table.
 
First: I would agree with the idea to change the name to officer and have the level 2/3 requirements for specific characters (the LT). This is after all very much how most CRLs are for this detachment with the exception of specific named face characters (Tarkin, Veers, etc).
 
Second: I would open up the rank bar requirements for L1 only to include the ranks provided to us for R1 as well (single rank bars only). We thankfully know that they carried those ranks over. This also keeps the crl in the same style as the original line officer.
 
Now, I believe that a Bekket in disguise would be the underworld detachment complete with blaster holes, but I would think that the non blaster pocketed armour would count as evidence to at least add the rank bar to the general list.
 
Either way, looking forward to seeing where this goes.

Had a bit of spare time, gallery has been sorted the WIKI just needs to update

In Krennic I get called Vader a lot
 
Very bizzar
 
I also get called General a fair bit

I'm not sure what suggestions are going through, but I would like to add my two credits to this sabaac table.
 
First: I would agree with the idea to change the name to officer and have the level 2/3 requirements for specific characters (the LT). This is after all very much how most CRLs are for this detachment with the exception of specific named face characters (Tarkin, Veers, etc).
 
Second: I would open up the rank bar requirements for L1 only to include the ranks provided to us for R1 as well (single rank bars only). We thankfully know that they carried those ranks over. This also keeps the crl in the same style as the original line officer.
 
Now, I believe that a Bekket in disguise would be the underworld detachment complete with blaster holes, but I would think that the non blaster pocketed armour would count as evidence to at least add the rank bar to the general list.
 
Either way, looking forward to seeing where this goes.

I just picked up the 4k Blu-ray will take a look later after work
 

As we have debated and agreed on multiple times.
 
On a different note, how cool does the red and blue bars look on a black uniform. 

As we have debated and agreed on multiple times.
 
On a different note, how cool does the red and blue bars look on a black uniform. 

Please tell me this will happen 2020.

its made its way into the recent Role Playing game publications where 75% of the Star Wars lore comes from when not taken from the movies.  It is part of the broader Star Wars universe.
 
double rank bars are more like fleet officers not sector officers.  That is why double rank bars and single rank bars coincided with each other in Rogue One and Rebels.

I got called Space Force by a cop at DragonCon.

Imperial officers don't salute, in the modern way. More like a German Aristocrat, clicking heels together standing straight aka Veers in Empire.
 
I would go point, or depending on rank, quarter turn arms crossed, or one hand resting on your chin (aka Thrawn/Krennic/Tarkin)

Imperial officers don't salute, in the modern way. More like a German Aristocrat, clicking heels together standing straight aka Veers in Empire.
 
I would go point, or depending on rank, quarter turn arms crossed, or one hand resting on your chin (aka Thrawn/Krennic/Tarkin)

What about the "diving into the bridge operations pit like an A-Wing just flew through the window" action pose?

There's the ever-classic chin-on-thumb-and-forefinger-elbow-resting-in-other-hand pose, too!
 

 
E: referred to now as the COTAFERIOH pose

Imperial officers don't salute, in the modern way. More like a German Aristocrat, clicking heels together standing straight aka Veers in Empire.
 
I would go point, or depending on rank, quarter turn arms crossed, or one hand resting on your chin (aka Thrawn/Krennic/Tarkin)

Remember, we are a costuming club, so this chart is simply based on things we've "seen" and have approved costumes of. 
Of course, anyone is free to troop with whatever rank they feel is fine and correct for the uniform or character they are representing, and can call it Senior Chicken Plucker 1st Class if they're so inclined. We just try to use this chart to stay in the realm of things we have seen. 
We could go on forever about novels and where they fit in, but like any costume component, a rank badge is another detail that unless there's a clear view of, and some description of what it's called from a movie, comic, official illustration, ect, it's not really possible to fit it in here.  

Even better removing full armour after a long troop.

I use my officer gloves when it's cold.

Before you guys decide by which method you want to sort the CRLs, you need to know your audience.
Some people see a movie and think "Woah, I want an uniform like him!", those need a list sorted by movie, as they maybe don't know what kind of Officer that person is. All they know is, that he/she looks cool. Mostly those are the people who want to join the 501st or the IOC.
Some people want an uniform with a special image or want an uniform to extend their wardrobe. Those need a list sorted by department/rank. These are people that already are in the IOC and know most ranks etc. by heart.
 
I have the impression, that it's easier for beginners to sort it by movie. Not everyone knows if  the Uniform they want to wear is Navy or Security or something else.
As I'm fairly new myself, I don't have the knowledge about every CRL like you guys have, so I can provide a viewpoint from outside.

I'm willing to do the work for that. Multiple times if I have to.

So, if I message the detachment staff and said that a few of us propose a new layout and cleanup of the crls with  the three listed methods, people would be OK with that?
 
If so. Then step 2 would be a list of crls to be cleaned up (big list).
 
If you want one revamped can you just add if it is wording, split, update. If one is being worked on ie navy/fleet trooper, then perhaps a link as well.