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Usually they're brass clip, but I might be wrong. But Yoy have this in CRL:
"Alternate Style: Silver clip with no blue top"
so it is the answer, I think.

To me it was boring and not very good written. The more is was surprised how good "Tarkin" was.

Looks very good! Good work!

I'd like to call it "organized chaos" that's why I updated the Design of the Rank bar chart

Yup. It's whatever you like. Best idea is watch the movies and find an officer that you like. Then try and replicate that officer

Rank chart updated, thanks again to Stefan

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Merry Christmas to all of You. Wesołych Świąt Bożego Narodzenia!

I bought the Armour now just waiting for them to ship it. Very excited about the build. 

It looks really good. 

This "sector-specific" solution is so stupid... We have one army on whole galaxy and now every sector has different rank system? It's illogical and makes mess in military structure. They should made one rank-plaques system besides movies and this problem will end.

Hi guys
 
Possibly the most off topic of all off topic threads! But I noticed that there were 501st generic facebook profile frames, and Rebel Legion ones and stuff. So I looked into it and there wasn't an IOC frame! aaaaand then I made one.
 
Should be able to find and apply it by searching ioc or imperial officer corp in the frame application bit!
 
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Waterproof fabric or it can be called as Memory fabric too. 

Normaly if you shop at in China website like Taobao (Chinese words but cheaper) or aliexpress (English words, same tree as Taobao but more ex), they call it memory fabric. 

Here are some of the pattern (will try to add more soon) and picture of the build for Line/Staff/Krennic Poncho

Take note that

1) Krennic's Cape is much longer then the Line/Staff officer's cape

2) Krennic front have a pocket. But the Line/Staff officer do not have.

The patterning is pretty easy it is just the sewing the detail of the line can be hard. So do change the needle on the sew machine if you are planing to do it yourself. Using the normal needle can sometime cost the sting to jump a few sticting. Do be careful when sewing waterproof fabric as once you poke a hole, the hole stays. 

Needle: Microtex







The cape is more of a rectangle shape. So cut two of this. And if you have a mannequin, it will be better. so you can pin the cape to the top part nicely.

It will be better to pin and see where you want the below part to be.

This is my test mock up on krennic's pocket. I think it is called a Welt Pocket.
Here are some of the links on how to do it
http://www.thebusybean.com/2012/07/how-to-welt-pocket-with-exposed-zipper/
https://oliverands.com/community/blog/2013/10/tutorial-how-to-sew-a-welt-pocket.html







The Opening of the top cape
ok this is how I did it.

 
 




 











ok. You can see the different in the cape length of it.








If you really want to be more waterproof (not for heavy rain), you can try to spray waterproof spray onto the costume (or for your daily wear too!). But every how and then you have to spray it. Because the waterproof spray do not stay onto the outfit very long. It is really usefull for hats! I did use some of the waterproof spray when I go oversea on my hat or my jacket when there is light rain like England.....

It looks something like this. 

Its a good book and it gives nices insights into the ISB. 

My DT-29 is too heavy so its falling out. Now I make new one, lighter and more accurate. And also new holster (this one is too small for my blaster). I think holster should be little bigger, but I will try it with new skin and new blaster.

A fun troop with weapons. Awesome!

So awesome!! Looks like a fun troop 

The pictures look great. The cape has a nice flow to it.

You've nailed the smirk and the swagger!

We have Hall of Commemoration where we can posts pictures from official events, but I want to share some pictures from unofficial events. Here You can see some of them - there are very good
 

 

 

 
If You want to know, why Director Krennic was always seen with troopers, so You have answer here
 

 
 

We have Hall of Commemoration where we can posts pictures from official events, but I want to share some pictures from unofficial events. Here You can see some of them - there are very good
 

 

 

 
If You want to know, why Director Krennic was always seen with troopers, so You have answer here
 

 
 

We have Hall of Commemoration where we can posts pictures from official events, but I want to share some pictures from unofficial events. Here You can see some of them - there are very good
 

 

 

 
If You want to know, why Director Krennic was always seen with troopers, so You have answer here
 

 
 

I just wanted to share a great pic that was taken at a Troop last Saturday with the Ft. Wayne, IN Philharmonic's John Williams Concert.  I love doing this kind of troop to get more people to enjoy the Arts. We always get so much appreciation from the staff and Orchestra because of all the extra audience members that attend when we are there.
 
 

Ok I've finally finished the detailed and (mostly) to scale drawings of my Cloak/Cape pattern. I still need to work on the wording of how to describe everything for the cRL, but the pictures really help. I also have this cloak/cape available to order at my etsy shop now: https://www.etsy.com/listing/552714385/director-cloak-fine-twill-cotton-white
 

 

 
To see more of my commission work, check out my FB page: https://www.facebook.com/thecostumemakersguidetothegalaxy/
 
 
 
 

I'm working on the Krennic rain poncho cape CRL currently, and this couldn't be more right. Adding in specific numbers in instances where "this HAS to be 2 inches" is a load of malarkey. People are built differently, and ergo numbers on people will be different. The standard is the costume "has to be proportional to the wearer," which effectively makes numbers irrelevant. You come up with your own numbers. Shorter vs higher neck? Broad shoulders vs not having shoulders? Its all relative. I plan on adding a general ratio to the CRL for people to follow and use, but that's it in terms of numbers. Thoughts?