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What It said on the CRL,  it is an under as "Optional Accessories".

But Line Officer with Poncho, It have been told as they may be do not have in the movie setting and people fight over it (and derailing the issues with other issues).

If you want to do the Line officer with something, go for the Trench coat instant. 

But if you do want to do with Black poncho with a Line officer outfit for 501st main events, just take note that it will look really weird the color is really mismatch of color. 

 

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My pants that I did sometime ago.

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My pants that I did sometime ago.

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yes this design. Just that in TFA, when we first time saw the admiral with a cape. As for TLJ, as this picture that you just posted shows that they do not wear the cape. But what change between from TFA to TLJ is only the costume department in the filming will know why. 

It was just info from two actors who were on TFA did said that they were wearing the classic Jodhpur kind. As TLJ DVD is not out, I did not know that they were inside the movie.  

And what I wanted to point out mostly that even if it is not a wrap, at least the design of the pants will be to be a colonel look as both share the same kind of look. 

As the rank, that is from TFA was Admiral. The looks from that picture Dawn posted from TLJ, it is a Frist Order General rank. 


Costume from TFA

So I did one design to try out sometime ago.

Oppssss XD 

And not all of those in the background of the Hux speech were wearing black uniforms

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Frist Order: Admiral
 
 
Tunic, First Order, Black
For 501st approval: Fabric is a medium weight, Black material exactly matching the pants. Tunic is fitted. Double-breasted with a left over right closure. The closure may use hidden side (or buck) clasps, or hook and eye closures. Sleeves are long, and without decoration, folded cuffs or buttons. First Order rank insignia are fully attached on the left arm only The collar is snug with an angled V neck design. Two vertical seams on the front and back sits between the collar and the edge of the shoulder.  
For level two certification (if applicable): There is a seam running the entire circumference of the tunic, dividing it along a line hidden by the uniform belt. There is a seam the entire circumference of the sleeves, that is hidden on the left side by the rank insignia.

    Rank Insignia, First Order
For 501st approval: Worn on the left side of arm, above the wrist and below the elbow For Admiral  
For level two certification (if applicable): The edges are embroidered.


Jodphur Trousers, Black
For 501st approval: Fabric is a medium weight Black suiting material exactly matching the tunic. Flared riding breeches have semi-stiff flares in the hip/thigh area, below the tunic and above the knee. Flare is triangular in shape and fits snugly at the knee. Pockets and waist belts are acceptable, although are not visible with the tunic on. 
Officer Boots, First Order
For 501st approval: Knee-high, black, lace-less, smooth non-textured, leather or leather-like material, with moderate to high-gloss shine. There are no stretch panels, buckles, snap tabs, or decoration. 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.  
For level two certification (if applicable): Boots have a zipper on the inner shaft. Seams and design match screen-used boots.  
  Gloves, First Order
For 501st approval: 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, showing no bare wrist. No visible buckles, straps, or ornamentation. Gloves may have three seams on the back of the hand but are not required. 
    Belt, First Order
For 501st approval: The belt is constructed from a black, non-textured leather or a leather-like material. Approximately 2" up to 3" in width, is acceptable. Belt fits snugly over the natural waist of the wearer. There are no loops on the belt. Sizing holes on either side of the buckle are acceptable for basic approval. The buckle is constructed from a horizontally brushed metal, or metal-looking material. Buckle is free of decoration, greeblies or insignia. Buckle is rectangular, with sharp-angled edges, approximately 5" long & 2" high.  
For level two certification (if applicable): Belt is made of leather. There are no sizing holes Buckle has a slight horizontal curve.

  First Order Hat, Black
For 501st approval: The hat's brim is a black leather, or leather-like material protruding from the front bottom of the dome. It is curved in shape and does not obscure the wearer's eyes. The dome fits snugly on the head and cocks slightly back like a baseball cap. It is fitted to the head and does not cover the ears. There is a tall flap around the back half of the hat, snugly fitting around the dome. This piece is not higher than the dome of the hat, and does not overly flex outward. It is effectively vertical in respect to the rest of the hat, and viewed from the side, it's edges are tilted slightly back at an angle. The First Order emblem is centered in the front of the hat's dome. It is black and white. The base hat is made from the same material as the suit.  
For level two certification (if applicable): The dome has a subtlety curved seam separating the front panel from rest of the hat, with a similar seam on the back part of the dome, with one vertical seam down the dome's back.

  Optional Accessories Items below are optional costume accessories. These items are not required for approval, but if present appear as described below. If adding in an accessory after initial approval, the item still needs to be submitted to local GML for approval before use.

 
Cape
For 501st approval:

 
 

No one is really worry about the clock.  In most of the post that people are writing here, are not really talking about the cape but the pants.

So do not worry so much for no reason. 

 

yes this design. Just that in TFA, when we first time saw the admiral with a cape. As for TLJ, as this picture that you just posted shows that they do not wear the cape. But what change between from TFA to TLJ is only the costume department in the filming will know why. 

It was just info from two actors who were on TFA did said that they were wearing the classic Jodhpur kind. As TLJ DVD is not out, I did not know that they were inside the movie.  

And what I wanted to point out mostly that even if it is not a wrap, at least the design of the pants will be to be a colonel look as both share the same kind of look. 

As the rank, that is from TFA was Admiral. The looks from that picture Dawn posted from TLJ, it is a Frist Order General rank. 


Costume from TFA

So I did one design to try out sometime ago.

Hi there everyone.
 
I just want to make a quick announcement about the CRL process.  Since we have a new LMO rep this year and a New LMO in charge of the LMO office, there will be a brief delay in any updates for new CRL being finalized or published.  Hopefully by mid March, things will be up and running.  However, that doesn't mean the preliminary work in this forum needs to stop.
 
Thanks for all the great input.
 
 

Adding my own opinion that it's lighting.

Yes. I plan to. 
 

So because I can see the exact folds present in most officers of TFA (Including Hux/Lieutenants/and even Hask in BF II) and you cannot, you are right?
 
If it was just one character you could claim it to be a trick of lighting. However, we have two characters, standing side by side with clear lines from the light on four knees. On top of the mathematical odds of that being poor costumes (that is a low percentage) we also know how jodpurs are because of our costumes. They do not have those lines unless the lower parts of the jodpurs are twisted around the leg. This would result in similar lines, but would also play havoc with the rest of the johdpur (upper leg) that Marc has already highlighted as not happening.
 
We also know from TFA that most black claf officers have that wrap, so even if we go by your logic of getting random uniforms from the set, they would have used the wrapped version as that was the most common.

I disagree. In the other shots I have clearly seen the folds of the style the Hux has. The only part not seen in the back of the tunic, but that is fine, as the cape would be mandatory, very much like the Vader CRLs (cause we never see his back).

Picture from Rony Bridges which is from a Japanese magazine.




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I had a super fun time
Was good meeting and catching up with everyone!

Great meeting with you guys!!! Had a great fun. Got to poke kris's arm!!! Hahahah

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Great meeting with you guys!!! Had a great fun. Got to poke kris's arm!!! Hahahah

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You may celebrate when ready
I'll call you the next time I'm in London

Fantastic!!