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We've never governed the height of code cylinders in a CRL.  No need to start now.

We've never governed the height of code cylinders in a CRL.  No need to start now.

They're standard OT dosimeter style with standard brass (-ish) clips.
 
Hit me up privately if you'd like to discuss.

Worry about getting chewed out by your commanding officer, perhaps, but it's there, in-universe, as far as that's concerned LOL
 
And yes, walking around a troop with a cup of caf is a joy. 
 

 

Thank you for the clarification.

As a UKG armourer we will approve any costume that meets the CRL but builder's will need to sign on to the UKG forum and start a build thread.

Sure, no problem:https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005005577433251.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.5.67335c5fzTPpmM&gatewayAdapt=glo2deu
I will report and send pictures as soon as possible.

Those look like good gloves, especially if that have the correct notch.  Everything else is fine.
 
Note that altering gloves may be expensive... you might have better luck buying gloves that fit you better in the first place but it's up to you.
 
The gloves actually used on the productions are Dents Skyfall gloves:
 

UKG is a bit unique in how they work, different to the rest of the Legion.  Your best bet is to contact the Garrison and get assigned to a UKG armorer who can advise you.

I was waiting for the vambraces to be designed from the cham, but I am impatient so started doing a heavy mod on the do3d vambraces
 
Here are theirs (I didn't photo them before modding).
 

 
Mods

There aren't any bands on the inside forearm, so i sanded them down.
The geometry of the raised sections was off, so I send them down
 I filled in the spaces with epoxy putty and will make them smooth.
 

 
Also there were some pieces missing, so I modeled the trapezoidal flame thrower vent, and the side greeblie raised sections, and added those. And the tubing on the sides needs to be extended.

 
And now I wait.
 
I figure that once this is all done cham will have finished the vambraces making all my work moot... but it gives me something to do and nudges the universe to manifest things sometimes. Hah!
 
 
 

The Chelsea boots are an option, but only with the straight-legged pants.
https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:ID_imperial_officer(Non-Saga)#Version Two
https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:Temp-Imperial-Staff-Officer_(Non_Saga)#Version Two
https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:ISB_non_saga#Version Two

I have a collection that spans MANY ranks, both OT and non-saga.  I don't have pictures of all my OT ranks handy, but here is a taste LOL:
 
Non-Saga:
 

 
OT:
 

 
But I tend to agree with the "realistic age for the rank" theory.  A 20-year old is welcome to portray a top general if they really want to, but to my eye, if you appear too young, and those top tiers ranks seem a little off.  Similarly the bottom level ranks seem a little incongruous on someone in their 50s-60s, although it's certainly easier to rationalize. ("I got busted down for sleeping with the wrong general's wife" can be a great backstory LOL)

Sadly, no room for display of a full size costume.  Even if I did, though, I would have the same concern expressed above: Guaranteed to have issues with dust unless it's in a hermetically sealed cabinet.  And if sunlight ever hits it, fading is going to be an issue.
 
I store my tunics and trousers in black suit bags that I ironed on an HTV cog, so I can readily grab the right one in a dim closet.
 

 
For the small bits, I have small cases similar to what is shown in the video posted above.  (tho not the belt)
 

 

 
Except my belt, which I roll up and keep inside my boots in my boot bag.  Blaster and gloves go in the boot bag, too.
 

 

 
I've been considering picking up a small glove case just for my gloves, since I have several pairs now.  They make them for golfing gloves.
 
Oh, and hats: Hats go in a hat box for storage, to keep them crisp and dust-free.  JoAnn Fabrics sells these little boxes for a pretty reasonable price (especially on sale), so I have several.  They come in awful flowered prints, but that's nothing that a quick coat of paint can't fix, and then a sheet of plastic can be glued on top to be Imperialed up, too.
 

 
 

This information has been a bit buried in the past, so let's bring it out for all to see.
 

Sadly, no room for display of a full size costume.  Even if I did, though, I would have the same concern expressed above: Guaranteed to have issues with dust unless it's in a hermetically sealed cabinet.  And if sunlight ever hits it, fading is going to be an issue.
 
I store my tunics and trousers in black suit bags that I ironed on an HTV cog, so I can readily grab the right one in a dim closet.
 

 
For the small bits, I have small cases similar to what is shown in the video posted above.  (tho not the belt)
 

 

 
Except my belt, which I roll up and keep inside my boots in my boot bag.  Blaster and gloves go in the boot bag, too.
 

 

 
I've been considering picking up a small glove case just for my gloves, since I have several pairs now.  They make them for golfing gloves.
 
Oh, and hats: Hats go in a hat box for storage, to keep them crisp and dust-free.  JoAnn Fabrics sells these little boxes for a pretty reasonable price (especially on sale), so I have several.  They come in awful flowered prints, but that's nothing that a quick coat of paint can't fix, and then a sheet of plastic can be glued on top to be Imperialed up, too.
 

 
 

Sadly, no room for display of a full size costume.  Even if I did, though, I would have the same concern expressed above: Guaranteed to have issues with dust unless it's in a hermetically sealed cabinet.  And if sunlight ever hits it, fading is going to be an issue.
 
I store my tunics and trousers in black suit bags that I ironed on an HTV cog, so I can readily grab the right one in a dim closet.
 

 
For the small bits, I have small cases similar to what is shown in the video posted above.  (tho not the belt)
 

 

 
Except my belt, which I roll up and keep inside my boots in my boot bag.  Blaster and gloves go in the boot bag, too.
 

 

 
I've been considering picking up a small glove case just for my gloves, since I have several pairs now.  They make them for golfing gloves.
 
Oh, and hats: Hats go in a hat box for storage, to keep them crisp and dust-free.  JoAnn Fabrics sells these little boxes for a pretty reasonable price (especially on sale), so I have several.  They come in awful flowered prints, but that's nothing that a quick coat of paint can't fix, and then a sheet of plastic can be glued on top to be Imperialed up, too.
 

 
 

at the moment it is a static sheet but i prepare different holders inside to be replaceable. so you can add your preferred device.
i will create an iOS application to get the right screens but can not do this for android tablets. 

This is live!

BTW- all this went live. Ponchos for the masses!

Wood painted black is... black.  There are other CRLs with similar wording, and I have not seen an issue with it, to date.
 
I'm not worried about it, but GMLs are always welcome to ask us for clarification, if they're confused.

First printed prototype without any refinements except some sanding.



the center bar with silver and red on top is a little to wide. already fixed at my files. 

Nice finds! As for Cassian: He brought his own Bryar Pistol, but I too didn't bother with checking for the holster itself further 

MerrSonn Power 5 Blaster
Scratch built or high-end prop replica based on a Mauser C96, or M712 pistol. Grips shall be wood or the appearance of wood. Color tone shall be from dark brown to black. Cooling module can be black, weathered silver, or silver. Only the outside edges of the fins are silver. The rest is black (minor weathering is permitted). The wire on top can be straight or coiled. Accurate greeblies are present on both sides. Flared muzzle covers most of the barrel and is black (minor weathering is permitted). OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): If using a straight wire, the the cooling module fin outside edges must be silver. If using a coiled wire, the cooling module must be black (minor weathering is permitted). The blaster may have minor weathering or base metal exposure. OPTIONAL Level three certification (if applicable): Two "antenna" with bulbous tips are present on top of the barrel at the base of the muzzle. Antenna are based on the shape of the original parts used as pushrods in the Vernon Tomtit model airplane kit.     Merr Sonn Power 5 Holster Made of black leather or leather-like material. Outer panel is flat and curves around the top of the blaster. Outer circumference of the holster is curved around the basic shape of the blaster. Holster has a cutout for the blaster's “cooling module.” Holster has one belt loop that is integrated into the holster body. A safety strap secures the blaster in the holster is present. Holster may be worn on the right hip, or reversed and worn on the left hip with the blaster handle pointing forward. Holster is open at the bottom and allows the muzzle to slightly protrude. Holster is not present if no weapon is carried with the costume. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Holster is made of leather.

It's not, you can tell by the boxes on the back of the armor  Maybe the actor is left handed? I can only guess really. 

That holster is simply a left hand version of the standard ANH-style MSP5 holster, but in black leather instead of brown.  It's unusual to have a true left hand version, though... I almost wonder if that shot was mirrored?  I'd have to look at the scene again.