TK1571

Hey Guys just dropping a small Hello.
 
Been awhile since I have been on the forum along with a good troop. Been a rough past few years with the pandemic but still here troopin.
Rocking IBS in nice white and of course the good old Imperial Officer in Black.
 
Anyway Live, Laugh, Love
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I wonder if coffee can be in aurebesh instead of English?

I am convinced this is not just foil tape or vinyl. It has depth and the texture us too smooth.
You do not need to remove the COFFEE writing. Just stick something over it. 
 
I'm finally happy with this.
Untitled by josh_surkosky, on Flickr
 
I used a K & S 87163 Stainless Steel Strip .025 x 1/2inch, cut to 4 inches for the "large" cup, and applied 3M automotive trim tape to it after beveling the edge with a dremel and file.
 
 

I was interviewed today by a local TV station for their afternoon newscast.  I think that it went very well.
 
We also need to change the CRL.  The Staff Officer is now in the First Order. 
 
https://www.wdtv.com/2023/01/05/first-4-forum-matt-schraeder/

We have added to allow the INT helmet as an accessory for this costume per R1 shield officer. It makes sense now that we have new INT Non saga CRLs. 
We've also updated the boots to "chelsea boots only".

And for those in South East Asia with access to Shopee, we have these: https://shopee.com.my/product/126158922/7832413070?smtt=0.121273845-1666481040.9

I think you may be on to so something.
Joey Lim found a smaller mug too. Looking at the screencap with Beehaz and Petigar, it DOES look like their mugs are different sizes based on how much of their hands take up on the cup. Petigar's hand takes up more of the cup than Beehaz's which means one of three things:
1. Cups are different sizes
2. Colonel got BIG HANDS.
3. The Commandant got SMALL hands.
 
(get these hands shout out to all the Braun Strowman marks out there)

What shall I say, I like it

This thread is to collect updates to non saga CRLs.
 
Security Services Two Code Cylinders can be worn on the opposite side of the rank badge. Can wear four belt boxes belt boxes can be rounded on the corners belt boxes and buckle can have bead blasted flat finish Military Officer Green trench coat is a different from the Rogue One version ( same as the white ISB one) belt boxes can be rounded on the corners belt boxes and buckle can have bead blasted flat finish Gorn has OT/Mando sized push buttons on their rank badges. This is the first time we've seen both size push buttons in the same series.

I've added a bunch of 4K screenshots to the Gallery.  For the time being I've listed the album as "ISB Officers (White and Grey)" because the grey officer IS on Lt Dedra's assistant on staff in her office, so it's possible it's just ISB in another color.  We don't really know for sure if he's just ISB in another color, or actually in a different branch that's somehow connected to ISB, but hopefully time will tell.  I'll adjust the album names at that time, if needed.

To my surprise this weekend, I learned that one of my fellow troopers in my garrison is actually personal friends with Giancarlo Esposito (20+ years). So after the crowds died down a bit, we got to spend some time and officially make him a member of our Garrison. What a cool cat!  Thought I would share with you guys. 
 

 

 

 
Mike Quinn made an appearance and signed our wall. 
 

   

When I emailed Wampa wear they said go up a size for tunic if close and stay true to pants. 

@Herulfr 
 
I ordered some and I’m excited to get them!

Great idea!

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So I had an idea to cover up the coffee logo. I'm planning on cutting up a comm pad to make the 'thermal beverage condensator control'.  This is just a mock up with a extra scout snout. 

A few small changes prior to the submission to the LMO.  These suggestions that have come from the LMO office are recent and I have listed them here in the proposed CRL as Level 2 requirements.  I will submit them as listed and then give a history of the development of this costume.

The history is already here and in this thread... but to newcomers, they do not know this went through two Detachment administrations and at least three LMO administrations.  For the submitter of this costume they see only one legion... not transitions that occur almost yearly.  That perspective and its changing nature with emphasis needs to be shared.

The following is what will be submitted for the text.
 
Sith Eternal Officer CRL
 
Description: Sith Eternal / Final Order Officer
Prefix: ID
Detachment: Imperial Officer Corps
Context: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Officers in the High Command of the Final Order, raised on the planet Exegol by the Sith Eternal—Sith cultists who revered the dark side of the Force and were devoted to the Sith religion. 
 
Hat, Sith Officer, Black
The front brim is a shiny black patent leather-like material. It is curved and does not obscure the wearer's eyes. The brim should attach to the hat body to present smooth curves at the sides, aligning with the back flap. The visible sides of the crown have an appearance of ribbed black leather, rubber, or similar material. Base of the hat is conical, with a crown approximately 4" (100mm) tall. Hat is roughly cone shaped with a flat crown Front and rear ‘flaps’, and top of the crown, are of a black medium weight suiting material matching the pants and tunic. Front and rear "flaps" overlap on the sides, with the back flap's ends overlapping the front's where they attach to the body of the hat. Front flap is approximately .5" to 1" (12-25mm) higher than the top of the crown, and crisp and smooth in appearance. The flap is vertical with a tilt outwards around the sides of the hat. Rear flap is vertical with a tilt outwards around the sides and back. Sith Code Disk is metal or metal appearance and is positioned at the center of the front vertical flap.
  Level 2: The ribbed portions of the hat should match the ribbing of the neck seal and have a sheen to it.  
Tunic
Fabric is a black, medium weight suiting, exactly matching the pants. The closure is at the center front using a zipper with concealed teeth, surrounded by visible red material approx 3-5mm wide. There is red ribbon or similar approximately 1/8" to 1/4" (3-5mm) wide, crossing the chest from each side and angling slightly down to meet in the center of the tunic, combining with the center closure to form a flattened Y shape , when worn. The sleeves are long and end at the wrist. The tunic is fitted to the body, with a shoulder yoke across the back. There is no vent in the back of the tunic. A vertical dart on each side of the front may extend up from the waist under the belt, stopping approximately mid chest, if needed to accommodate body curvature. Rank band insignia is attached on the left arm approximately 1/3 of the distance from the elbow to the wrist. A V-shaped separate chest yoke is attached to the top and front of the tunic, extending up from directly above the red lines.  It is the same fabric as the tunic, with smooth, semi-rigid construction. The Chest Yoke follows the neck curvature and extends to cover the top of the shoulders with faux epaulettes atop the shoulder, and ending at the back of the epaulettes atop the shoulder. The Chest Yoke attaches in a seamless, flush, invisible manner.  
Level 2: The Tunic's yoke across the back shall intersect the arm-hole seams approximately 1/3 of the way down the arms, from the top. There is a seam running the entire circumference of the tunic, dividing it along a line hidden by the uniform belt. The chest and back yokes are rigid.
  Level 3: There is a lining sewn in.  
Neck Seal
The Neck Seal shall have an appearance of ribbed black leather, rubber, or similar material. The Neck Seal is fitted to the wearer under the jacket, with horizontal ribs. The ribbed material extends from the base of the neck to just under the chin, to conceal the entire neck.
  Level 2: The neck seal shall have a sheen and be of the same size and style as the ribbing in the hat.  
Chest Rank Bar
A plain metal rectangle with radiused half-circles on the long ends, approximately 2 ½” (63.5mm) long by ⅜" (10mm) width and 1/8" (3mm) thick. Bar is attached flush to the tunic by concealed means.  
Jodhpur Pants
Fabric is a black, medium weight suiting, exactly matching the tunic. Flared riding breeches have semi-stiff flares in the hip/thigh area, below the tunic and above the knee. Pockets and waist belts are acceptable, if not visible with the tunic on. Flares are sharply triangular in shape and fit snugly at the knee.  
Officer Boots, Sith Officer
Knee-high, black, lace-less, smooth non-textured, leather or leather-like material, with moderate to high-gloss shine. There are no stretch panels, snap tabs, or decoration, other than the adjustment buckle at the top, if present. Boot seams closely match screen-used boots. Soles are flat. If zippers are present, they are on the inner part of the boot shaft only.
  Level 2: Boots have an adjustment buckle at the top  
Belt, Sith Officer
The belt is constructed from a rubber or rubber like material with horizontal ribbing. Belt is approximately 2.5" to 3" (63.5-76.2mm) in width, and should match the height of the belt buckle. There are no loops on the belt. Belt fits snugly over the natural waist of the wearer, covering the horizontal tunic seam, if present. The buckle is constructed from metal, or metal looking material. The buckle size is approximately 2 5/8" (66.7 mm) high and 4 1/8" (104.5 mm) wide with rounded corners. Sith Code Disk is metal or metal appearance and is positioned at the center of the buckle.
  Level 2: Buckle has a satin finish, not brushed Corners are more rounded than Imperial Officer buckles from the original trilogy  
Gloves, Sith Officer, Black
Gloves are constructed of a non-textured, black leather or leather-like material. Gloves are have enclosed fingers, are fitted, and worn underneath the sleeves. Gloves are long enough to cover the wrist entirely. No visible buckles, straps, or ornamentation. Gloves may be plain or have three lines of stitching on the back of the hand.
  Level 2: Gloves have three lines of stitching on the back of the hand.  
Rank Insignia Band, Sith Officer
Worn on the left side of arm, above the wrist and below the elbow, approx 1/3 of the distance from the elbow to the wrist. Rank consists of one black band sewn down to the sleeve with raised red Aurebesh writing on it. The edges utilize piping or an embroidered line on each side. For the Captain rank, the Aurebesh spells “STELS". Additional rank options and corresponding Aurebesh shall be added as discovered from licensed sources. Both piping (if used) and embroidery (Aurabesh and lines) are red in color, close in color to the red used on the tunic stripes.

very interesting, I didn't notice that until you pointed it out. Since it's on both arms, I'm thinking it's deliberate and not lighting

It's also interesting that the officer on the right has a black section on his tunic's lower arm! Or is that just lighting?

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Jay TiePilot and the other admins have claimed, “IOC can have it.” After having a short meeting about it. 

Hello and welcome to my discussion for a CRL of the Tie Fighter Hanger crew.
 
Much like the Bridge crew, Death Star crew, scanning crew and finally the mechanic crew - we have the Tie fighter hanger crew according to game, “Star Wars: Squadrons.” 
 
We are first introduced to this class by, “Sergeant Waylin, a Chief Mechanic and head of the hanger crew.” Throughout the entire game on the Imperial’s side of the story plot you interact with this character. 
 
One could say, “than let’s make a CRL for Sergeant Waylin!” That would make sense as well. But it’s the job class that more interesting for a CRL. “Tie Fighter Hanger Crew.” 
 
How would we dress for the CRL?
 

 
Sergeant Waylin gives us an appearance which according to close ups on the image seems to be a, “Rogue 1 imperial enlisted flight-suit.” It is gray in contrast to the black cap and black boots he is wearing. 

The outfit would be this 
(1) Charcoal gray R1 (or similar) enlisted flight-suit 
(2) Black officer cap or charcoal gray In color.
(3) AT-ST Goggles or goggles that are square WW2 aviator type in nature. 
(4) Silver R1 imperial cog patch either (A) Velcro or (B) embroidered.
(5) 1 code cylinder as (optional) or none at all.
(6) 1 R1 Imperial compad or (optional.)
(7) R1 Officer belt with Chicago screw on the left side. 
(8) 1 R1 code box on left side on belt or, (optional.) 
(9) 2 black leather carrying tool bags on belt or, (optional) 
(10) Black leather German jackboots or, a black boat that has calf back strap. Or something that is similar in nature. 
(11) No gloves on hands, or (Optional) Black leather gauntlet gloves.
 
I hope this post generates good discussion and that we can move this outfit forward. 
 
This would be a comfortable fun and cheaper outfit that is much like the Bridge crew, mechanic crew, or scanning crew.
 
Look forward to working with you all on getting this passed. 
 

there is actually a discussion underway with the LMOs over shared materials with other detachments.  I know that JRS has deviated some from what we had, but these SHOULD be the same items used repeatedly.  I'll let you know what we fight out.  We just started talks with @stormtrooperguy recently.

Changes approved and wiki has been updated.  I suspect they'll be live shortly.
 
The clock starts now, on the old style being grandfathered out.  The next administration can make the final call.  (if that's us, I'd say somewhere between 3-6 months, so we'll see)
 
Meanwhile, both styles are approvable.   (If you're starting now, though, I would definitely not spend money on anything other than the more accurate newer style!)

FYI, these changes were submitted to the LMO team for approval today.