Rhaethe

ACD got the General Veers costume (transformed into AT-AT Commander) because he commanded the AT-AT forces.  That was before my time, and I'll not comment on whether or not I agree with it.  Nor do I particularly wish to rehash that debate.
 
That does not mean that every single officer costume with battle armor necessarily goes to ACD.  Their mandate, specifically is " ... facilitates the Research, Archiving, Development & Creation for all Imperial Ground Assault Vehicle Operators/Commanders of the Star Wars saga."  Not "Anyone with officer uniform and chest armor" 
 
In the case of these officers such as Rebels Thrawn, Pryce, etc, that already have existing costumes represented, they are seen donning battle armor once or twice on screen, and not specifically and only to command ground assault vehicles.  It makes more sense to me, and the current LMO Team, to simply add in said Battle Armor as an optional accessory to their respective CRL.  Once someone actually make it to reference, that is.

I've been alerted, and can take it from here.
 
~C

We (LMO Team) will not be creating new CRL's of the same costumes for another Detachment just to account for battle armor.  If the LMO Team is different next year, of course that opinion may change, but as it stands now, battle armor on these characters will be optional accessories on their current CRL's.  And the CRL's are not moving to another detachment.
 
Assuming anyone actually makes said battle armor.

ACD got the General Veers costume (transformed into AT-AT Commander) because he commanded the AT-AT forces.  That was before my time, and I'll not comment on whether or not I agree with it.  Nor do I particularly wish to rehash that debate.
 
That does not mean that every single officer costume with battle armor necessarily goes to ACD.  Their mandate, specifically is " ... facilitates the Research, Archiving, Development & Creation for all Imperial Ground Assault Vehicle Operators/Commanders of the Star Wars saga."  Not "Anyone with officer uniform and chest armor" 
 
In the case of these officers such as Rebels Thrawn, Pryce, etc, that already have existing costumes represented, they are seen donning battle armor once or twice on screen, and not specifically and only to command ground assault vehicles.  It makes more sense to me, and the current LMO Team, to simply add in said Battle Armor as an optional accessory to their respective CRL.  Once someone actually make it to reference, that is.

I know at least two people who are building (and offering for sale) Rebels chest armour! I think Thrawn's specifically  

We (LMO Team) will not be creating new CRL's of the same costumes for another Detachment just to account for battle armor.  If the LMO Team is different next year, of course that opinion may change, but as it stands now, battle armor on these characters will be optional accessories on their current CRL's.  And the CRL's are not moving to another detachment.
 
Assuming anyone actually makes said battle armor.

ACD got the General Veers costume (transformed into AT-AT Commander) because he commanded the AT-AT forces.  That was before my time, and I'll not comment on whether or not I agree with it.  Nor do I particularly wish to rehash that debate.
 
That does not mean that every single officer costume with battle armor necessarily goes to ACD.  Their mandate, specifically is " ... facilitates the Research, Archiving, Development & Creation for all Imperial Ground Assault Vehicle Operators/Commanders of the Star Wars saga."  Not "Anyone with officer uniform and chest armor" 
 
In the case of these officers such as Rebels Thrawn, Pryce, etc, that already have existing costumes represented, they are seen donning battle armor once or twice on screen, and not specifically and only to command ground assault vehicles.  It makes more sense to me, and the current LMO Team, to simply add in said Battle Armor as an optional accessory to their respective CRL.  Once someone actually make it to reference, that is.

Hello.  Your neighborhood LMO is here with a new chapter of "Update That CRL".
 
Pursuant to the overall activity of general review and updating where needed (noted here) ... I've performed a review of the Admiral Daala - Flightsuit CRL.  
 
Rather than post the CRL in entirety below, I will say that the only changes (outside of spelling, etc) is: 
 
1. On the flightsuit, allowing both darker olive and black piping. 
2. Minor language smoothing for clarity purposes.
 
These edits have not been performed yet.  I will be making them live November 9.  If there are any further updates to this specific CRL desired, post here.

I've been alerted, and can take it from here.
 
~C

ACD got the General Veers costume (transformed into AT-AT Commander) because he commanded the AT-AT forces.  That was before my time, and I'll not comment on whether or not I agree with it.  Nor do I particularly wish to rehash that debate.
 
That does not mean that every single officer costume with battle armor necessarily goes to ACD.  Their mandate, specifically is " ... facilitates the Research, Archiving, Development & Creation for all Imperial Ground Assault Vehicle Operators/Commanders of the Star Wars saga."  Not "Anyone with officer uniform and chest armor" 
 
In the case of these officers such as Rebels Thrawn, Pryce, etc, that already have existing costumes represented, they are seen donning battle armor once or twice on screen, and not specifically and only to command ground assault vehicles.  It makes more sense to me, and the current LMO Team, to simply add in said Battle Armor as an optional accessory to their respective CRL.  Once someone actually make it to reference, that is.

ACD got the General Veers costume (transformed into AT-AT Commander) because he commanded the AT-AT forces.  That was before my time, and I'll not comment on whether or not I agree with it.  Nor do I particularly wish to rehash that debate.
 
That does not mean that every single officer costume with battle armor necessarily goes to ACD.  Their mandate, specifically is " ... facilitates the Research, Archiving, Development & Creation for all Imperial Ground Assault Vehicle Operators/Commanders of the Star Wars saga."  Not "Anyone with officer uniform and chest armor" 
 
In the case of these officers such as Rebels Thrawn, Pryce, etc, that already have existing costumes represented, they are seen donning battle armor once or twice on screen, and not specifically and only to command ground assault vehicles.  It makes more sense to me, and the current LMO Team, to simply add in said Battle Armor as an optional accessory to their respective CRL.  Once someone actually make it to reference, that is.

I've been alerted, and can take it from here.
 
~C

Hello.  Your neighborhood LMO is here with a new chapter of "Update That CRL".
 
Pursuant to the overall activity of general review and updating where needed (noted here) ... I've performed a review of the Admiral Daala - Flightsuit CRL.  
 
Rather than post the CRL in entirety below, I will say that the only changes (outside of spelling, etc) is: 
 
1. On the flightsuit, allowing both darker olive and black piping. 
2. Minor language smoothing for clarity purposes.
 
These edits have not been performed yet.  I will be making them live November 9.  If there are any further updates to this specific CRL desired, post here.

Hello.  Your neighborhood LMO is here with a new chapter of "Update That CRL".
 
Pursuant to the overall activity of general review and updating where needed (noted here) ... I've performed a review of the Admiral Daala - Flightsuit CRL.  
 
Rather than post the CRL in entirety below, I will say that the only changes (outside of spelling, etc) is: 
 
1. On the flightsuit, allowing both darker olive and black piping. 
2. Minor language smoothing for clarity purposes.
 
These edits have not been performed yet.  I will be making them live November 9.  If there are any further updates to this specific CRL desired, post here.

Hello.  Your neighborhood LMO is here with a new chapter of "Update That CRL".
 
Pursuant to the overall activity of general review and updating where needed (noted here) ... I've performed a review of the Admiral Daala - Flightsuit CRL.  
 
Rather than post the CRL in entirety below, I will say that the only changes (outside of spelling, etc) is: 
 
1. On the flightsuit, allowing both darker olive and black piping. 
2. Minor language smoothing for clarity purposes.
 
These edits have not been performed yet.  I will be making them live November 9.  If there are any further updates to this specific CRL desired, post here.

Just saw it!  Thank you.      Wh00t!! 

That was an oversight.  Now fixed.  Thank you for the catch.
 
~C

Friendly neighborhood LMO here.
 
There has been a wealth of references submitted here.  The LMO Team has went through every piece of it, including the things uploaded just yesterday.  I will emphasize that from our perspective that when we decided if any specific reference was useable or not, we did not do so with the mindset of attempting to prove the existence of the character in the Star Wars Universe.  It definitely exists.  Nor were we concerned over the references being EU or Legends sourced.  After all, we do have a Detachment that specializes in such.
 
The mindset we had when reviewing the material was trying to establish a common, replicatable, and uniform costume.  With that in mind, a good 80% of the material cannot be used for our (Legion's) purposes.  However, of the remaining 20% of material (which is still a good bit, mind you), the references are clear, show uniformity, show full length back/side/front, show detail.
 
Yes, we will make a CRL of the character: Imperial Army Trooper.  
 
However.  It will not be exactly what the first pass was in recreating it.  The LMO Team, thus far, has determined that a good baseline of what the character uses as a consistency base is the harness, suit, belt, helmet.  Other items may be added as optional accessories, but we will get to that when we get to it
 
We are placing this in No Detachment Affiliation for the time being, and the LMO Team will work with Tarrif (and others, if any are) directly on the production of the costume, first,  to match the acceptable references, and then secondly, create the CRL based on that.
 
 
~C

@nocternus I am going to send you a box of commas for your birthday one day
 
Anywho. 
 
Can the chalk cylinders be made to look good ?  Yes.
 
Then the applicant should be worked with and guided to how to make the things look good.  GML's passing horrible looking chalkholders isn't the fault of the standard, per se`.  Should the language used be looked at to help tighten the gap on what is a "bad" chalkholder and what isn't?  Maybe, and worth consideration.
 
 

Updates on this CRL are now live.  They should reflect on the publicly facing page within a couple hours. 

I think this is great work!! Glad we are adding the possible center seam and clarification on the tunic length!!

It looks great to me!! You've done a wonderful job @Rhaethe 

Ok, slight adjustments made again (see here) based on feedback.   Please review
 
 

Hello everyone ... Friendly Neighborhood LMO here ...  
 
Along with Juno's Rogue Shadow updates, it makes sense to fold in any needed updates to her Dress Uniform CRL.
 
Here is the planned new text.  THIS IS NOT LIVE YET.  Not really much to mention here, other than to shift language to provide consistency with Juno's other CRL, and to remove references to ANH and the other OT movies in her tunic entry.    If there are no objections, this will be made live along with Juno's other CRL update.  Please provide feedback
 
  Imperial Hat, black
For 501st approval: Fabric is a medium weight black suiting material matching the pants and tunic. Base of the hat is conical, with a crown approximately 4" (101.6 mm) tall. Front and rear "flaps" overlap on the sides and are approximately 4" (101.6 mm) high. Front bill extends approximately 3" down Front bill may be decorated with concentric stitches, but this is not required. Imperial Code Disk is positioned in the center of the front vertical flap; disk may be notched or notchless. Dimensions of the hat are are relative and proportional to the costumer.   
For level two certification (if applicable): Code Disk has no notch detail.  
    Hair Style
For 501st approval: Hair is blonde; achieved via natural hair color or a naturally styled wig. Worn in a French twist with tendrils framing each side of the face.  
For level two certification (if applicable): Hair is pale to platinum blonde.  
    Gloves
For 501st approval: Open back, full-fingered driver gloves of leather or leather like material.    
 
  Tunic, Black
For 501st approval: Fabric should be a medium weight suiting material exactly matching the pants and hat.  Tunic is double-breasted with a left over right closure on the tapered yoke. Yoke comes up across the shoulder to the top shoulder seam. The standing collar has square corners and is about 1.25" (31.8 mm) tall, closes snugly and includes a modesty panel behind closure.  There are code cylinder pockets on both outside panels of the jacket from about half way between the top and bottom on the arm hole. Sleeves are long, and without decoration, cuffs or buttons Tunic should be constructed with no top-stitching (stitches visible on the exterior surface of fabric) Hook and eye fasteners on the uniform should not be visible.  Princess seams or bust darts to achieve a fitted appearance are permitted, though not required  
For level two certification (if applicable): Tunic is lined    
    Rank Bar
For 501st approval: Worn on the left side of the tunic over the heart. Rank consists of colored plastic tiles mounted on metal bar. Rank tiles are 4 amber and 2 red (from left to right), made of some type of plastic (i.e. plexiglass, acrylic, etc.) Yellow tiles are not acceptable. Rank tile dimensions are approx. 1/2" (12.7 mm)width x 3/4" (19 mm) height and about 1/8" (3.2 mm). Tiles are mounted with approx. 1/4" (6.4 mm) spaces between them.   
For level two certification (if applicable): Rank bar dimensions are relative to the costumer (i.e. not excessively large, or too small for the person’s frame). For level three certification (if applicable): Rank consists of colored plastic push buttons mounted on a metal bar.  
    Code Cylinders
For 501st approval: (2) code cylinders, are worn, one on each side of the tunic. Three styles of code cylinder are permitted, but the two cylinders worn must match each other: Modified Calk Holder: Silver "chalk holder" tube with a short clip. Top is colored Blue. Dosimeter Style: True Dosimeter with correct clip and Blue top. Alternate Style: Silver clip with no blue top.   
   
  Belt
For 501st approval: The belt is constructed from a non-textured leather or a leather-like material. Approximately 2" (50.8 mm) in width, up to 3" (76.2 mm) is acceptable. There are no loops on the belt. A single large snap or rivet approximately 1" (25.4 mm) from the buckle is permitted but not required. If present, the belt may be worn with the snap to the right or left of the wearer. The buckle is constructed from a horizontally brushed 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 0.5" (12.7 mm) radius rounded corners. Buckle is adorned with an Imperial Code Disk at the center, which may be notched or notchless.   
For level two certification (if applicable): Belt is worn so that the top of the belt is exactly flush with the top of the trousers.  
For level three certification (if applicable): Belt is made of leather.  
    Trousers, Black
For 501st approval: Fabric is a medium weight black suiting material matching the tunic and hat. Pockets are acceptable, although they are not visible with the tunic on. Pants are neatly pressed or ironed, without a center crease.     
 
  Officer Boots
For 501st approval: Knee-high, black, lace-less, smooth non-textured, leather or leather-like material. There are no visible stretch panels, buckles, snap tabs, or decoration. Top of the boots are flat in style. Boots have conservative / flat heels. If zippers are present, they are hidden on the inner part of the boot shaft. Not visible from the front, side or back.   
For level two certification (if applicable): Boots do not have a zipper. For level three certification (if applicable): Boots are made of leather.

Ok, slight adjustments made again (see here) based on feedback.   Please review