IcyTrooper

Just an update to this that we are almost done wrapping up the text and will get the CRL wiki created. We will need to get a CRL model for the picture aspect of it and start getting that in order.

I say they look good, may want to blend the mud in a few spots on the right boot so that it looks like it was naturally occurring rather than painted on, but a lot better!

Just an update that we are still working on this. We'll have some feedback soon.

@Blackwatch I think that text looks good.

I agree with both of you. That is very similar to how we have developed the Purge trooper CRLs and updates, by utilizing the clone stuff and modifying it as it fits.

I agree, that is the consideration. We are going to take a look at that this weekend with some of the DCA training we have going on.

I know that in some places, as long as it isn't visible, some makers make some of the suits mesh in certain spots to help with the heat. As long as it isn't visible with the costume on then that would be fine. For example, my Rogue One Tank Driver has a mesh top where the arms and visible spots resemble the CRL and the non-visible spots are mesh (e.g., stuff hidden within the ab/side/kidney armor, etc.)

We are currently going through the images and setting up the CRL wiki template. The LMOs are aware that the new CRL wiki is in progress. Once we get the text and images within the CRL we will notify the LMOs and they will do final reviews of that wiki prior to final publication and public facing.

E-11 Blaster Manufactured by BlasTech Industries, the E-11 is standard-issue for many Imperial troops. Light, compact yet powerful, the E-11 blaster is always in high demand throughout the galaxy. Based on a real or replica Sterling Airsoft Gun, Sterling Sub-Machine Gun, scratch-built, or a modified commercial toy Stormtrooper blaster. A small flashlight shall be mounted on the right side of the blaster centred over the T-Tracks. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Blaster shall be based on a real or replica S&T Sterling L2A1 AEG Airsoft Gun. (Folding Stock does not need to function) D-Ring shall be present on the rear end cap. Scope shall be a real or replica M.H.R. (Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co.) M38 Telescope. 1943 model is preferred. Counter shall be a real or replica Hengstler 400 Series counter. Eagle logo is preferred. Power Cylinders shall be mounted on top of the magazine well. R1 style power cylinders are preferred over ANH style. 6 rows of T-Tracks cover the Sterling receiver holes except for the lower left row with the bayonet lug. Flashlight shall be a real or replica Element M300A Mini Scout Light. Scope shall be a real or replica 1943 M.H.R. Co. M38 Telescope, 1942 model is not allowed. Counter shall be a real or replica Hengstler 400 Series counter with Small eagle logo. Large eagle logo is not allowed. Power Cylinders shall be R1 style, ANH style is not allowed. 3D printed blasters can not contain visible print lines and must be sanded smooth for a more realistic appearance. E-11D Blaster Modified E-11. The main barrel is extended from in front of the power cell. The barrel extension has elongated slots cut into it along each side. A Surefire M300 Mini Scout tactical light or equivalent is fitted to the barrel extension. A resin cast is acceptable. The folding stock is in place. It is fitted with a HK416c retractable stock or similar. Laser pointer fitted below barrel with optional working red LED to front. All decals/painted details and striping are in place. The red stripe located towards the rear of the barrel behind the magazine just prior to the stock extension may be substituted with a red LED lighted strip. The two yellow squares inside a red outlined square located towards the rear of the barrel behind the magazine may be substituted with two yellow LED lighted squares. Working red LEDs fitted into the prongs of the counter unit are optional. Weathering is optional but where done the barrel scorching must be evident. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): All LED, laser pointer, and flashlight options will be working. The blaster will be the same size and proportions as the Sterling SMG which the blaster is patterned on. Its overall length with the shoulder stock extended should be between 30" to 32” (76-82cm).

Yeah if the blasters used match the ones that were already seen on screen we can definitely use CRLs text and images that were already created.

The CRL has been updated with both next text and new pictures. It may take a bit for the servers to refresh the cache and propagate across the internet. Well done @TK 21814!!!

@TK 21814 are you able to upload a picture of the abdomen armor into the Google Drive? The CRL wiki is getting updated and I realized that we actually don't have that one. We have everything else though.

Dohh, I totally missed that when posting late. We should make that a separate entry I'd say: Boot Armor Painted gloss black. The top of the armor is rounded over the boot coming to a point at the midpoint side of the boot. From this side point there are a total of five flat edges as per the reference image, two on each side, coming to a flat front over the middle of the boot. In the flat front middle section of the armor there may be two shallow depressed rectangular details that are barely visible. If present, the top rectangular detail is smaller in surface area than the bottom rectangular detail. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): In the flat front middle section of the armor there are two shallow depressed rectangular details that are barely visible. The top rectangular detail is smaller in surface area than the bottom rectangular detail. Boots The boots are above-ankle height, and made of black leather or leather-like material. There is a seam down both sides of the front that swoops out to the side of the foot. There is a vertical zipper on the inside that spans the height of the boot. There is a flat black sole with no heel, buckles, or laces. Boot armor is affixed to the top of the boots. There shall be no visible method of attachment.

That is looking good!!

Man, you are rolling through them! We can definitely have a chat in the near future.

Yes, I added the Lower Leg Armor to the first page with the following: Lower Leg Armor Armor is painted gloss black. Lower legs are mirror images of each other. The front of the armor has a flat triangular detail at the top of the leg and a hard ridge line down the front of the shin. Back of the lower legs have an arched indentation just under the calf that travels down to the ankle. The outside of the calf is closed but may feature a faint seam. The armor may feature faint seams on the interior face. Seam is completely vertical, with little to no gap. We are onto the boots now and then the weapons. Here is the Boots text: Boots The boots are above-ankle height, and made of black leather or leather-like material. There is a seam down both sides of the front that swoops out to the side of the foot. There is a vertical zipper on the inside that spans the height of the boot. There is a flat black sole with no heel, buckles, or laces.

Congrats on that approval!!

So this was the initial text, that I didn't feel was accurate, talked about seamless: Lower Leg Armor Painted gloss black to match the rest of the armor Lower legs are mirror images of each other. The front of the armor has a triangular detail at the top of the leg and a hard ridge line down the front of the shin. Back of the lower legs have an indentation just under the calf that travels down to the ankle. The outside of the calf is closed. Calf can have an access area on the inside of the leg. Calves are seamless and have a trap door access through the indent in the rear of the lower leg. Bottom of backside has an arched recessed area. If it truly has seams on both the inside and outside, then do we adopt the FBFX text from CTD or a variation thereof? Here is the FBFX stuff:

Best of luck on the approval submission!

We have requested the CRL unlock and will be working on getting it updated when the LMOs open it. We'll probably have some training session going on with this with newer DCAs as well, so that they learn how to update the Wiki. I'll post here again when it is fully updated!

We can write stuff in there for the padding as an optional thing to help placement, but if it is used it needs to be inconspicuous. Knee Armor Armor is painted gloss black. Knees have a protruding flat area in front oriented towards the top of knee. Knees bend around the front and connect to black detail clips that connect the strap on each side. A black colored rubber or rubber-like strap, about 2 inches (50.8mm) wide, wraps around back of leg. The strap is not wider than the area it connects to. The strap may be smooth or feature raised edge details. Padding may be used behind the knee armor to help with the placement, if it is used it must be inconspicuous and black. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): The strap features raised edge details. Near the connection point on either end, three raised arches are present on the strap. We should be able to push to the Lower Leg Armor which looks to be just like all the other clone lower leg armor. There is some inspiration from the FBFX CRL from The Mando: Lower Leg Armor Armor is painted gloss black. Lower legs are mirror images of each other. The front of the armor has a flat triangular detail at the top of the leg and a hard ridge line down the front of the shin. Back of the lower legs have an arched indentation just under the calf that travels down to the ankle. The outside of the calf is closed. The armor may feature faint seams on the interior face. Seam is completely vertical, with little to no gap.

Ahh yeah, the good old car dealership laptop focus issue I'll address the 1st part below, but for the second part, is there confirmed padding we can see? I plugged both of your responses together as it was stated that FBFX made the kit and they used the same assets when it comes to "clone" parts. If that is the case I think we should review the CTD CRL for the FBFX kit and mimic that text. When it comes to measurements in the CRL for L1/basic approval we do have the following disclaimer "Measurements given in this document are intended to be approximate and generalized; not criteria for approval.", so we are covered either way. We can call out specific measurements in the L2 details, which is what we've done before. Knee Armor Armor is painted gloss black. Knees have a protruding flat area in front oriented towards the top of knee. Knees bend around the front and connect to black detail clips that connect the strap on each side. A black colored rubber or rubber-like strap, about 2 inches (50.8mm) wide, wraps around back of leg. The strap is not wider than the area it connects to. The strap may be smooth or feature raised edge details. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): The strap features raised edge details. Near the connection point on either end, three raised arches are present on the strap.

Great discussion for the Knee Armor, here are the changes: Knee Armor Armor is painted gloss black. Knees have a protruding flat area in front oriented towards the top of knee. Knees bend around the front and connect to black detail clips that connect the strap on each side. A black colored rubber or rubber-like strap, about 2 inches (50.8mm) wide, wraps around back of leg. The strap may be smooth or feature ridges the run the length of the strap on the outer edges. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): The strap features ridges the run the length of the strap on the outer edges. I think this is what we are looking for?

Hey all, changes in equipment will be treated like the IAT: Andor trooper we did, as well as how Spec Ops has done CRLs in the past (i.e., Mudtrooper, etc.) with various tabs for specific characters. Thanks DCA team for jumping in to get this wrapped up! As far as the baton goes, that is considered a weapon and will be an optional accessory, we can make the holster a requirement if we want (ref: Patrol Trooper from Solo).

I'd say whoever's armor we have had the cut out images (starting around page 13 of this thread) is probably the one for the CRL model. For the next one we have the Thigh Armor which looked pretty good. I took a look at a realistic CTD CRL to see if we could shape it up a bit: Thigh Armor Armor is painted gloss black. Front of thigh armor has a flat triangle area above the knee which transitions to a ridge line that runs up the front of the thigh to the top edge. Rear of armor has an indented area. There should be a visible seam down the inside and outside of the armor. I also dropped in the Knee Armor to get us finalized with that: Knee Armor Armor is painted gloss black. Knees have a protruding flat area in front oriented towards the top of knee. Knees bend around the front and connect to black detail clips that connect the strap on each side. A black colored strap, about 2 inches (50.8mm) wide, wraps around back of leg.