Tarrif

There's definitely two versions (fi not more). The guys in the hospital had zero weathering, but if you're doing a tactical team member there's light to moderate weathering for sure.

I got some great material from Amazon. (Link: https://a.co/d/adajFKJ) The rear portion of the ISB blaster is from the E-10D the Mudtrooper uses. Same stock, etc.

Making progress. Found the correct ribbed rubber belt material and test fit the belt boxes. White leather belt was delivered and I'm about to bevel it to match the screen caps. The radio is done. I was in the middle of strapping the arms when Galactic Armory released their own ISB Tactical Agent files and they are very good, so I'm re-printing them.

Added a changelog to my proposed CRL and updated the hat portion to reflect your recommendations.

Changelog: 06/06/2025 1225 EST: Made changes to hat based on recommendations by Blackwatch This is based on the regular ISB Tactical Trooper. Hat Fabric matches the tunic and pants. Base of the hat is conical, with a crown about 4" (101.6mm) tall. Front and rear “flaps” overlap on the sides and are about 4" (101.6mm) high. Front bill extends 3" (76.2mm) down, decorated with (5), (6), or (7) concentric stitches. An Imperial Code Disk is positioned in the center of the front vertical “flap”. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Disks do not feature a notch or groove details. Hat is more conical in appearance than standard Imperial hats. Tunic A long-sleeved, black jacket that falls just to mid-thigh, with no visible zippers or buttons. Fabric is a plain weave cotton similar to duck canvas. Has a high mandarin style collar with a left-over-right closure that rises from the front of the tunic. The front closure overlaps left over right and rises from the hem at the bottom of the tunic to the top of the collar. Four rectangular pockets are present on the jacket front, covered by large flapped closures. Lower pockets are larger than the ones on the upper chest. Lower pocket seams rest on the same seam as the end of the tunic The rear of the jacket has a horizontal seam present near the upper back. Two vertical seams start below the horizontal upper back seam moving down the bottom of the jacket. Two black tunic hooks to hold the belt in place are permitted. If used, the hooks will pass from the inside of the tunic to the outside through holes on either side of the tunic at the hip. The belt covers the holes. One pocket is present on each arm of the jacket, each covered by large flapped closures. The top of the arm pocket flaps are in line with the top edge of the chest pockets. Cuffs on the sleeves are about mid-distance to the elbow. The material folds back on itself to form the cuff. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): The front jacket flap will have rectangular stitch marks with a stitched X inside where Velcro is attached to keep the flap closed. Fabric has the appearance of waxed canvas or oilskin fabric. If left arm rank bars are present, the black fabric should be similar to duvetyn type of fabric and will have 3 equidistant horizontal stitch lines through each rank bar. Chest Armor Chest shall be painted gloss or semi-gloss white to match helmet and back armor. Moderate weathering to depict the assault squad is permitted and must match reference images as long as all armor is weathered this way. Chest armor matches visual references being accurate in shape and design. The join between the chest and back armor are created by an angled sweep starting at the bottom of the chest armor and finishing at the bottom of the back armor. This may be held closed with magnets, Velcro, or another hidden fastener. There is an indented area around the outer edge of the center flat section. Buckles attach to upper chest plate and are black in color. Shoulder straps are affixed to the chest plate at the buckle. The shoulder strap is white. It is permitted to be made of cast flexible urethane or other flexible material. To the lower left side of the center flat panel is a recessed area angled inward from bottom to top with a raised rectangle greeblie and a recessed horizontal elongated oval. Left of the recessed area is a raised square that extends from the center to the curved side of the armor. On the top left side of the raised area is a raised oblong detail that protrudes outwards. Chest shall be painted gloss or semi-gloss white to match helmet and back armor. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Buckles have black recess on upper narrow section and the lower recess shall expose the chest armor. Buckles may have silver paint chipping showing gunmetal underneath the silver. Back Armor Back plate is painted to match the chest armor and helmet. The back plate to box should appear seamless. Moderate weathering to depict the assault squad is permitted and must match reference images as long as all armor is weathered this way. Back plate has a collar that extends upwards and tapers to the chest plate. The collar stands 1.5" to 2" (38mm - 50mm) tall. Chest and back plate meet at the sides. The front overlaps the back plate. The back plate dips below the back horizontal edge to meet the dip of the front armor plate. There are 2 cut-down hose connectors located at the top of the back plate approximately centered above each rectangular cut out/greeblie. The hose connectors are angled forward. There is a 1" (25.4mm) recessed circle on top of and to the wearer’s right of the right hose connector. The upper half of the back has two large cut out recesses. Each recess has eight symmetrical rectangular vent details and various greeblies inside. Four raised bars approximately 0.375" (9.5mm) long aligned to the top of the recessed box opening may be present. Each recess has a different and specific set of greeblies inside that are painted to match the rest of the armor. Left side recess has a rectangle shaped greeblie with an angled right-side end with five panels. The first left panel has a tube on top that runs up the left side and across the top of the recess. On the right side a heat sink is fitted. A heatsink modeled from a MSI DDR Chipset 1.5" x 1.5" (38mm x 38mm) heatsink is most accurate. Right side recess has a long thin strip with 17 teeth, extending from the left edge to approximately 5⁄16" to ⅜" (10mm to 14mm) from the right edge. This is located directly below the double row of rectangular vents. Below it is a rectangle shape greeblie consisting of two parts. The left part is flat, the center is three rows of 7 oblong depressions and the right part features a hose connector greeblie. The left side has a raised “vent” in which the far left ⅓ is flat, followed by a thin line recess and 7X3 rows of oblong-shaped indents. The right side has a circular type hose connector. There are 5 tapered vents on the lower sides of the backpack. These vents are present on the left and right. Bottom left features a smaller rectangle cut out with the left side stepped. Half circle indent detail beneath the backpack section must be present. There is an oblong greeblie centered below the two large recesses. The greeblie is approximately ⅛" to 3⁄16" (3.175mm to 4.76mm) tall and 1.25" (30mm) long. There is a small ¼" (6.35 mm) diameter) raised circular greeblie centered approximately ⅞" (22.2mm) below the oblong greeblie. The bottom of the circular greeblie is in line with the top of the small rectangular cutout on the lower left side of the backpack. There is a raised slot on each shoulder for the straps to fit into. Shoulder straps are white and are affixed to the chest plate at the buckle. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): There is a recessed hole approximately .31" (7.8mm) above the top left corner of the left recessed box. There are two indented squares approximately ¼" x ¼" (6.35mm x 6.35mm) aligned vertically above the right upper corner of the left recessed box. There is a stepped ledge at the bottom of the main back box. Shoulder Armor Shoulder armor is painted to match the chest armor and helmet. Moderate weathering to depict the assault squad is permitted and must match reference images as long as all armor is weathered this way. Ridge along the center of the shoulder bell is raised and beveled. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Shoulder armor is a cut down version of the Shoretrooper shoulder, approximately 7" - 8" (18cm - 20cm) around at its widest part. Bicep Armor For basic approval a one-piece bicep is permitted. The bicep may appear “open” or split as seen on screen. Moderate weathering to depict the assault squad is permitted and must match reference images as long as all armor is weathered this way. Cover strips will appear on the front and back, covering joints if present. Bicep cover strips are raised and beveled with an added strip inset into the top of the bevel. Cover strips may be as deep as ½" (12.7mm) and up to ⅞" (23.5mm) in width, beveled on all four sides. Biceps are painted to match the armor and helmet. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Biceps are a two-piece design with the halves held together with hidden flexible cord and shall remain flexible. Forearm Armor Work in progress. Hand Plates White with optional moderate weathering. Roughly pentagonal in shape. Oblong recess on the front edge. Mounted securely over the back of the gloves. Gloves Black leather or leather-like material on the palm, thumb, and forefinger. The palm has 5 raised padded sections. The black oval detail is aligned with the index finger of each hand. Extend underneath the forearm armor. Upper Belt Belt is constructed from a white non-textured leather or 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 is visible approximately 1" (25.4 mm) to the wearer’s left from the buckle. The buckle is constructed from a horizontally brushed metal, or metal looking material. The buckle size is approximately 2⅝" (66.7 mm) high and 4⅛" (104.5 mm) wide with ½" (12.7 mm) radius rounded corners. Buckle is adorned with a Rogue One type Code Disk without grooves at the center. The belt buckle may be moderately weathered to match the appearance of the assault squad. The belt is worn above the top of the lower pocket flap top edge. The belt features two boxes, one on either side of the buckle. The boxes are Rogue One style boxes, the dimensions are approximately 3" tall x 2" wide, x 1" thick (76.2mm x 50.8mm x 25.4mm). Boxes shall be painted gunmetal or dark grey. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Belt is made of white leather. Belt has a groove at top and bottom edge of the belt along its length. Belt boxes are smaller than Rogue One boxes, being 2.5" tall x 1.75" wide x 1" thick (63.5mm x 44.5mm x 25.4mm). Belt boxes feature a pill shaped indentation at the top of the box. Lower Belt Made of black rubber with vertical ridges matching the visual reference and approximately 2" (50mm) in height. Five white belt boxes are present: Four are approximately 4" (100mm) in height, 1.25" (30mm) in depth, and 1.5" (38mm) in width. Boxes have the appearance of a smaller 3/4" (19mm) box stacked on a top of a slightly larger 3/4" (19mm) box. Each box has a horizontal indentation approximately 3/4 to the top of the box. This indentation is painted black or dark grey. The fifth box is worn on the wearer's right side of the other four boxes. This box is approximately 5" (125mm) in height, 1.5" (38mm) in depth, and 1.5" (38mm) in width. There is a significant indentation 1/3 from the bottom, approximately 3/4" (19mm) in depth and 1/4" (6mm) in height. The belt is closed in the rear and covered by a trapezoid belt buckle approximately 6" (150mm) wide on top, 4" (100mm) wide on the bottom, and 1" in depth. The rear belt buckle looks to have a slightly smaller trapezoid on top of it, giving a stepped appearance. The rear belt buckle is painted white and has an imperial cog in the middle with no notch. Kama Made of white soft leather or marine vinyl material. Attached to the upper belt (white) and runs around the side of the wearer's waist, approximately aligning with belt boxes in front and 1/4 the way around the wearer's backside. The kama is long enough to reach the wearer's mid-thigh. A stitched seam is present running approximately 1/4" along the front, back, and lower edges of the kama. A seem is present running from the top right corner of the kama to approximately 1/4 the way from the lower right corner A seem is present running from the top left corner of the kama to approximately 1/4 the way from the lower left corner Trousers Black Trousers matching the tunic and hat in color, type, and weave. There are no visible pockets. Trousers feature a long reinforcement panel on the front of the leg from mid-thigh to below the knee. This panel is double row stitched. It does not extend to the side seams of the trouser leg. Shin Armor The shin plates (greaves) attach directly to the front of the wearer’s shin using two flexible rubber straps that thread through the back of the greaves. Each strap affixes on the outer edge of the boot via a cam style buckle. The rubber straps are ribbed and equal in size. Straps extend from each buckle and the inner side of the greaves. A “T” shaped knee plate is affixed to both greaves that may appear to angle slightly away from the knee. The “T” shaped plate features a slightly curved rectangle feature that follows the upper edge. The rectangle is raised. Two triangular prism-shaped ‘knuckles’ are evident beneath the “T” shaped knee plate. The top and bottom facets are longer than the side facets. The greaves feature vertical indents and recessed rectangles that should match the reference image. The bottom of the greaves angle outward to follow the curvature of the boot/foot. Shins are painted to match the armor. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): The shin buckle shape is different than the shoulder buckles. The rear lever bar is shorter with a more distinct curve. Rubber straps are approximately 1.5"(38.1mm) wide. A parachute buckle is hidden below the shin buckle. Boots Boot rises to no higher than mid-shin, and is leather or a leather-like material. There are no laces, decorative stitches, embellishments or buckles on the instep. A single adjustment strap at the top outside of the boot may be present. The buckle is no wider than 1" (25.4mm). This need not be functional. Strap adjustment buckle is dingy gunmetal color, or dingy gray. It shall not be shiny/chrome. Zippers on the inside of the boot are acceptable as long as they are concealed. If the zipper is not covered by a vinyl or leather strip, it is painted black. For basic approval the soles may feature a more aggressive tread. German Bundesmarine Navy Sea Boots (or authentic replica) are most canon. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Boots are made of leather. German Knobelbecher Bundesmarine or Knobelbecher Bundeswehr style, are most accurate in height and design. Sole is low-profile with no hobnails, a modest heel, and modest tread. If seams are present they are at the rear only. Rectangular reinforcement stitching on the upper shaft does not have an “X” stitched into it. Sabatons Three pieces of white armor which cover the toe, mid section, and vamp of the front of the boot. These pieces are held together by rivets or post-hole screws and match the visual references. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): All pieces of armor can move with the wearer's steps and are functional. Radio Based on the real CB Microphone CM-4. The body of the radio is black, with silver greeblies matching the visual references. Radio is attached to the upper right corner of the wearer's chest armor. Weapon Based on the MP40 submachinegun, with the rear stock of the E-10 and front portions inspired by the E-11 blasters.

Very good catch on that. I hadn't noticed. Might even be one on the top strap too. The bottom strap is pulled very tight!

You're right! I've never made an Imperial Belt before and just assumed it was stitching. I just ordered a leather grooving tool. Will probably use a pencil to lightly darken the groove once it's done to make it stand out. Thanks!

I'm currently re-doing my shoulder bells. They look more cut down than the standard Shoretrooper ones.

The leather belt has arrived. I have to sew a border along the top and bottom, but otherwise it's good to go. I also got a white leather skirt to cut up and use for the side skirts.

You could do that but to be honest some of these ribbed floor matts look exactly like the belt material, especially the 1/16" and 1/8" thickness ones. I ordered a bunch and they arrive between 6/4 and 6/6 and I'll post pictures when they arrive.

Updated the original CommPad from DarthBerry (bottom) to my own remix (top). Came out pretty good. I'm sure someone with CAD skills can do much better.

Printed out the sabatons and they look great! I will drill holes at the appropriate places and use Chicago screws to join them all together. In terms of how to keep them on the boots... I'm not sure. Possibly an elastic band running under the boot. Source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7050487

That's pretty much what I did. Thank to the Amazon return policy I ordered five different types and will keep the one that best fits the description.

I agree, and I think I've found something exactly like it on Amazon. I just placed an order and should know in a couple of days.

I'm not sure if this is what's actually used in the show, but it looks very similar in sum & substance. https://a.co/d/c3JKmT6 You just have to cut it to 50mm - 55mm wide and whatever length fits. What do you think?

It looks good. Do you have a link to where we can buy it?

Oh for sure it’s not an exact match, but having worn a lot of uniforms in my life I felt like the inspiration was really familiar. The fabric is mostly cotton and feels like duck cloth. Its a BDU and definitely feels like it.

To me it's black nylon, probably 2" wide. I don't see how or why it would be leather or rubber.

Placeholder for pants.

I have the benefit of being in Andor Season 1 as an extra, and I know they used a modified BDU. I think I've found it, or something very close to it. The field jacket is a cotton / polyester blend, long enough to reach my mid-thigh, with four pockets with square flaps, the upper pockets being slightly smaller than the lower ones. The elbows are reinforced, the cuffs roll up perfectly, and the buttons have a left over right enclosure to hide them. The collar is very easy to flip up and modify into a mandarin style collar. I'm wearing an XL Long, but I ordered a Large Long to see how that fits. Required modifications to match the probable CRL: Modify the collar to mandarin style. Hem the very bottom of the jacket so the lower pockets rest on the end of the jacket. Add pockets to the sleeves in line with the upper chest pockets. Add a seam across the back of the jacket, with two vertical seems running from the horizontal seamline to the bottom of the jacket. It's easy to modify and less than $40 on Amazon. Link: https://a.co/d/9s0YdxK I suggest buying 2 jackets so you can cannibalize one for material such as the small pockets removed from one jacket and onto the sleeves of the other. Use material to make a mandarin collar and to make the reinforced area of the pants (which are the same brand, same material). I'm going to try this myself, but a seamstress in my area offered to do all of it for less than $50

I wanted new shoulder bells so I printed them. These are from Shoretrooper files made by Galactic Armory. The biceps are from Jim Tripon (seen in the back of the photo) and are from my AT-ACT Driver.

Four out of the five belt boxes that go on the tactical belt are done. The fifth one is different and I need to see more material to get it right. I designed these myself and uploaded them to Thingverse. Link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7051240

The belt boxes in Andor seem to be either grey or a dull brushed aluminum. As a result I'm not going to use my shiny aluminum from other Andor / R1 costumes. The belt buckle also seems to be the same color.

This is my first attempt at the gauntlets. These are the original ones from Darth Berry. I modified the file and uploaded it to Thingverse. I added rivet heads as seen in the show. Link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7051245 I've also modified the Comm Pad which goes on the left gauntlet. It's on the printer now.

I'm using a Jim Tripon back and chest, but updating the collar to be more accurate. This is a test print. A better, modified collar is on the printer now. The back needed cut down air hose attachments compared to the standard Mudtrooper ones.