Purge Trooper Phase 1: Commander - CRL Discussion

[nanotek[501st]]

As this would appear on the surface to simply be the same costume as the Phase 2 Electrostaff Specialist with some paint/colour changes, I shall start with a simple copy and paste from our recently finalised Electrostaff rewrite, and we can work through one by one making changes as necessary.

This will be the main listing and we'll tackle each part piece by piece (green is done, yellow is WIP, and red is not finalized):

• Helmet
• Under Suit and Neck Seal
• Shoulder Bib
• Pauldron
• Shoulder Armor
• Upper Arm Armor
• Elbow Armor
• Forearm Armor
• Hand Plates
• Gloves
• Chest Armor
• Back Armor
• Abdomen Armor
• Cod Armor
• Posterior Armor
• Belt
• Kama
• Thigh Armor
• Knee Armor
• Lower Leg Armor
• Boots
• DC-15S Blaster
• DC-15A Blaster

Description: Purge Trooper Phase I: Commander
Prefix: TX
Detachment: Spec Ops Detachment
Context: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

Purge Troopers served the Imperial Inquisitors within the Galactic Empire. They were specifically trained in order to assist the Inquisitors in hunting down the surviving Jedi after Order 66. Purge Trooper Commanders lead these units, and can be distinguished by red markings on their helmets, pauldrons, shoulder armour and kamas.

Special Notes:

• The armor parts shall be satin and made from one of these (or similar) types of materials:
  • Fiberglass
  • ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
  • HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene)
  • PLA, ABS, PETG (3D Printing)
  • Polyurethane Rubber
• All armor pieces will have light to moderate weathering that is gray in color. All weathering will be consistent across the costume with no piece(s) standing out from the others.
• Blasters are not required for legion membership per our weapons policy
• 3D Printed parts are permitted but all print lines and other artifacts must be removed.

Helmet

• Realistic style Purge Trooper helmet.
  • Note that this helmet differs from the Airborne Trooper helmet sculpt.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Helmet has a rounded dome with no mohawk.
• Helmet has a narrow red eye lens.
• The etched lines on the face of a standard Airborne Trooper helmet are not present.
• Along each side of the eye lens are semi circular intake vents with a protruding tube extending towards back of helmet.
  • Vent does not feature open slits.
  • Vent features twelve raised, vertical bars that are evenly spaced along the length of the vent.
• Area below the nose bridge splits open to the base and has a gray, vertical inset vocoder column detail.
  • The front face of the delta piece features two raised rectangles.
• The front face of the delta piece features 10 ribs.
• Base of helmet has two widened ventilation tube bands with the widest tube band on bottom.
• Ends of the smaller tube band, above the helmet base, have a black mesh opening in front.
• Two black round aerators are located in the split area in front of lower tube band.
• The front edge of the lowest tube band is painted gray.
• A small red square is painted on the underside of the vocoder opening in the lowest tube band.
• Base tube band has elliptical shaped inset ventilation detail with vertical ribbing at the front cheek areas.
  • The vents are painted dark gray.
• The front end of the vent insert is squared off
• Helmet has an indented band that extends around the back of the helmet.
• Squared off rib detail at the base of the helmet dome is a different tone of satin black.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.
• Visor lens is red.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• The visor has a red lighting effect that matches the reference photos.

Undersuit and Neck Seal

• Undersuit has one-piece or two-piece construction with no visible zippers or logos.
• All materials are low-sheen leather or leather-like material.
• Neck seal may be integrated into the suit, or worn over it.
  • Neck seal has 1.5” (38.1mm) vertical ribs.
• Spacings of the ribs given below are approximate.
  • Shirt has vertical 1” (25.4mm) ribbing across the torso.
  • The horizontal arm ribs taper from approximately 1" (25.4) wide at the torso to ¾" (19mm) at the wrist.
  • Sleeves are joined to the torso with a curved ¼” (6.3mm) rib.
  • The pants have a heavier taper in the vertical rib spacing, starting at 1.5" (38.1mm) wide at the waist to ¾" (19mm) above the ankle.
• Ribbing appears to meet behind the cod piece.

Shoulder Bib

• Material is low-sheen leather or leather-like material, matching the undersuit.
• Spacing of the ribs given below are approximate.
  • Center front of the bib has three 1.5" (38.1mm) vertical ribs, with 1.5" (38.1mm) horizontal ribbing on either side.
  • Center rear of the bib has ten 1.5" (38.1mm) vertical ribs, with 1.5" (38.1mm) horizontal ribbing on either side.
  • There is a ½" (12.7mm) rib running along the outside of the garment and around the inside of the neck.

Pauldron

• A black pauldron made of leather or a leather-like material, worn over the right shoulder.
• There are six vertical panels at the front, and six at the rear. On the right side of the trooper, these are joined by the main, largest panel of the pauldron over the right shoulder. On the left side, these are joined by a smaller inverted trapezoid panel at the side of the neck. The pauldron has hems of the same leather or leather like material running around the full inside and outside circumferences of the pauldron.
• The main shoulder area of the pauldron is black.
• A black strap runs under the right arm, attached to the front and back of the pauldron at the points where the front and back ribs meet the largest panel of the pauldron. Strap is attached to the front and the back using a gunmetal popper or rivet. 
• A black strap, made from leather or leather-like material, extends from the front left corner, under the left arm and attaches at the back left corner.  Attachment is out of sight, under the pauldron. The strap has a buckle attached under the left armpit that resembles a ratchet-strap, as per the reference image.
• Three ammo cartridges are attached to the strap over the chest. Each cartridge has a raised U-shaped profile at the bottom, and a recessed rectangular notch in the center of the top.

Shoulder Armor

• Purge Trooper style shoulder armor.
• Shoulders are tear drop in shape with all rounded edges, matching the reference images.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Each shoulder has a red Imperial Cog emblem, sized proportionally to the wearer and matching the reference images.
• There is no visible method of attachment of the shoulder armor to the suit.

Upper Arm Armor

• Purge Trooper style bicep armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• There is an ammo strap with three ammo cartridges present on the right bicep.
  • Ammo cartridges are satin black.
  • The strap consists of an approximately ¾" (19.05mm) or 1” (25.4mm) black leather or leather-like band.
• Armor has a front hard line outside edge and inside rounded edge, with indented area on back.
• Armor is seamless.
  • No visible traces of how the armor was assembled are shown.

Elbow Armor

• Realistic style elbow Armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Elbow straps have a raised detail line at the top and bottom of the strap.
• Armor has two parallel dashed detail slots on each outside edge of elbow at the strap connection.
• Elbows are mirror images of each other with a notched area on the outside of the elbow above the detail marks.

Forearm Armor

• Purge Trooper style forearm armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Forearms have flatter elbow openings than standard clone trooper.
• Forearms have a top ridge that transitions to a flattened triangle area at the wrist end.
• Right forearm has a compad with 8 small buttons, 1 large main button, and 1 slightly smaller rectangular button closest to the elbow.
  • The button closest to the elbow is painted red.
• The compad base has a angular lower panel with a recessed cutline.
• Two white chevron stripes are present on the outer half of each forearm and point towards the shoulder.
  • Each stripe is approximately 1" (25.4mm) wide with a ¼" (6.35mm) gap in between.
  • On the right forearm, the compad does not overlap the white stripes.
• Armor is seamless.
  • No visible traces of how the armor was assembled are shown.

Hand Plates

• Realistic style hand plates.
• Hand plates are painted satin black.
• Hand plates have a top curving ridge that come to a point over the index or middle finger just past the main knuckle of the hand.

Gloves

• Black in color, made of either rubber, Nomex, leather, or leather-like material, with no visible straps or logos/ designs. The fingers are enclosed, non-textured.

Chest Armor

• Realistic style Chest Armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Two pill shaped recesses on the lower outside edge of the right pectoral area.
• Chest and back armor match together at the sides with no open gap.
  • A seam line is present.
• Shoulder straps are slotted into the detail ridges of the top connection points or attached behind them.
• Bottom edges will be beveled, as should be the lower edge of the raised chest section.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• Shoulder straps must be slotted into the detail ridges of the top connection points.

Back Armor

• Realistic style back armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Back has a detail plate with four circles on top, two elongated areas on the lower left, and vents on the lower right.
• Back and chest armor match together at the sides with no open gap.
  • A seam line is present.
• Shoulder straps are slotted into the detail ridges of the top connection points or attached behind them.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• Shoulder straps must be slotted into the detail ridges of the top connection points.

Abdomen Armor and Kidney Armor

• Realistic style Abdomen Armor.
• Armor is painted stain black.
• Eight ¼" (6.35mm) diameter holes, with four holes inside each indented channel of the abdomen.
• Abdomen section wraps around the wearer’s body and is sealed at sides or at the back.
  • Seam line along the sides or back has no gap.
• Abdomen is completely contained under the chest and back armor.
• Abdomen aligns with the codpiece with the seam line hidden by the belt.
• Kidney armor is rectangular and covers any visible seams at the rear of the abdomen armor.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.

Cod Armor

• Realistic style cod armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Cod and posterior armor connect at the hips.
• Recessed line design at lower part of the front armor.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• Indented battle damage visible to the left side of where the Kama buckle attaches that matches the reference photos.

Posterior Armor

• Realistic style posterior armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Cod and posterior armor connect at the hips.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• Each side of the posterior armor connects to the cod armor via a single snap that matches the color of the armor. The connection point and shape matches that of the reference image.

Belt

• Realistic style clone belt, belt boxes, and detonator.
• Belt, boxes, and detonator are painted satin black.
• Belt front between front boxes has three (3) vertical rectangle indents which are spaced apart by two protruding rectangle areas.
• The rest of the belt is flat surfaced with raised edging on the top and bottom that run along the rest of the belt.
• Eight (8) belt boxes are attached to the belt with four (4) on each side.
  • The two largest boxes are in front with an angled top surface that is higher toward the center.
  • The smallest boxes are located behind the front boxes, about ⅛" (3.2mm) apart and have an angled end on top.
  • The medium sized matching boxes, with flat top cover are about ⅛" (3.2mm) from the smallest boxes.
  • Left rear box is spaced closer to the detonator and has two square buttons in the top left corner, and two (2) dashed indented detail marks on bottom right.
  • Right rear box is spaced closer to the detonator and has a bar with two (2) small cylinders centered and two (2) dashed indented detail marks on the bottom left.
• A detonator is centered and attached to the back of the belt.
  • Detonator tube is about 2.25" (57.15mm) diameter with wider detailed end caps.
  • Seven (7) horizontally aligned square buttons are on the left side of the tube when viewed from behind.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• Boxes are notched on the back and fit flush to the belt.
• Back of the belt, between the rear boxes and the detonator, has horizontal ribbing.
• Detonator has ⅛" (3.2mm) to ¼" (6.3mm) inch wide rectangle base, connecting the detonator to the belt.

Kama

• Purge Trooper style kama.
• The main body of the kama is black.
• Center bottom edge of kama has a vertical cut.
• The kama has a black trim (bias tape edging) around the outside edge.
• The kama bottom edge vertical cut has a thinner black trim (bias tape edging) than the outer edge.
• Kama wraps around cod and posterior armor under the belt.
  • Front edges align about 1 inch (25.4mm) behind the outside edge of front belt boxes.
• Kama is made from a heavy fabric material like denim or duck cloth.
  • Leather or vinyl is not acceptable.
• Kama extends down to align with the bottom of the knee armor.
• Black leather or leather-like, ¾ inch (19mm) to 1 inch (25.4mm) wide connector straps are attached to kama.
• Two-pronged clips that are metal or have the appearance of metal at the end of the strap connect to the buckle which is centered below the front of the belt.
• The buckle is metal or has the appearance of metal and is oblong with 8 sides and a hollowed center with 6 sides that matches the reference images.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• The two-pronged clips at the end of each strap that connect to the buckle are metal.
• The buckle is metal.

Thigh Armor

• Realistic style thigh armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Two white chevron stripes are present on the front of the right thigh.
  • Stripes are approximately 2 inches (50.8mm) wide with a ½ inch (12.7mm) gap in between.
• 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 a rounded, indented area.
• Armor is seamless.
  • No visible traces of how the armor was assembled are shown.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.

Knee Armor

• Purge Trooper style knee armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Knees have a raised flat area in front and are oriented towards the top of the knee.
• Knees bend around the front and connect to black detail clips on each side. The black details clips connect to the strap on each side. All details match the reference images.
  • The outer leg side has straight edges from the central rib, and the plate does not extend towards the back of the knee where the clip attaches.
    • From where the black detail clip attaches, the upper edge of the knee plate is a straight cut up-and-down. The bottom edge features a "high-arc" cut in it towards the lower leg armor.
  • The inner leg side of the knee plate has a curved top edge and the plate protrudes further back towards the back of the leg. This side of the knee plate is actually longer than the outside.
    • From where the black detail the clip connects, the upper edge of the knee has a gentle curve in the plate. The bottom edge features a "low-arc" cut in it towards the lower leg armor.
• A black colored flat strap, about 1⅛ inches (28.57mm) wide, wraps around the back of the leg.
  • In the center of the strap there is a raised ⅝ inch (15.87mm) wide center strap.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.

Lower Leg Armor

• Realistic style lower leg armor.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Front of the lower leg has a flat triangular detail at the top which transitions to a ridge line that travels down the front of the armor to the ankle.
• Back of the lower leg has an indented arched area that continues down to the ankle.
• Bottom of the back side has an arched half circle engraved line at the heel.
• Armor is seamless, except where the calf spoon connects to the back of the lower leg indent edge.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• Calf spoon inserts connect to the lower leg inside and are secured to keep in place.

Boots

• Black, ankle high or tall enough to cover the ankle.
  • There shall be no black undersuit visible at the ankle.
• Boots are lace-less.
• The boots have armor detail to include a natural seam at the toe and a strap that goes over the top of the foot with two protruding disks at each side of the strap.
• There are no markings or labels from the shoe makers.
• Boot soles are flat.
• The outward facing edges of the boot soles are black.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• The bottom of the sole is red with a black capital "I” line detail, matching the reference photos.
• The red does not extend to the edges of the boot bottom.

DC-15S Blaster
Manufactured by BlasTech Industries, the DC-15S is smaller in scale than the DC-15A blaster rifle. Although it has a shorter range than that of the “A” model, it is easier to handle with a higher rate of fire and features a folding stock for braced firing.
Realistic Clone Style DC-15S Blaster.

• Blaster may be scratch built out of plastic, wood, metal or cast in resin.
• Blaster has realistic Episode II or Episode III details:
  • Wire frame sight.
  • Folding stock.
  • Twelve (12) radiator fins evenly spaced along the length of barrel.
  • Igniter detail knobs.
  • Charge magazine clip on right side.
• Total length is approximately 26 inches (66 cm).
• Because of the scale, the Hasbro version is incorrect.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• Charge magazine detail on clip is metal to gun metal grey in color.
• Detail bolts and screws are metal to gun metal grey in color.
• Functioning Blue LED is installed in barrel.
• Igniter knobs have some copper coloring.
• Blaster is weathered.

DC-15A Blaster Rifle
Manufactured by BlasTech Industries, the DC-15A is a Tibanna gas cartridge powered weapon. Hyper-ionized blue plasma bolts are more than capable of penetrating armored units. Exceptionally effective against both droids and contemporary targets.

• Realistic Clone Style DC-15A Blaster Rifle.
• Blaster rifle is scratch built out of plastic, wood, metal or cast in resin.
• Blaster has realistic Episode II or Episode III details:
  • Flip up sight in down position.
  • Ten (10) radiator fins are evenly spaced along the length of the barrel.
  • Power setting adjuster detail lever.
  • Sniper Scope attached under rifle in storage position.
  • Charge magazine clip on left side.
  • Igniter detail knobs.
• Total length is approximately 55 inches (139.7 cm).
• Because of the scale, the Hasbro version is not allowed.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• Charge magazine detail on clip is metal to gun metal grey in color.
• Detail bolts and screws are metal to gun metal grey in color.
• Igniter has some copper coloring.
• Power setting adjuster detail lever is metal or gun metal grey.
• Sniper scope is metal or gun metal grey.
• Functioning Blue LED is installed in barrel.
• Blaster is weathered.

[tipperaryred[CMD-DCA]]

Starting at the beginning.  The changes in yellow seem simple enough.  As far as I can tell there are no changes from the Electrostaff Trooper helmet other than the edges of the lower tubes being painted red instead of grey.

One thing that did stand out though, is that I really struggled to make sense of some of the text from the original Electrostaff CRL.  When we revised this I was mostly looking for new detail that could be added thanks to the new high resolution screen caps we had access to.  I can't have been looking too critically at the existing text however, because I can't follow a lot of it now.  It might just be my lack of familiarity with some of the terminology though, so I'd appreciate any feedback on the notes I've added in purple below.  Screens added in below are from the Electrostaff rather than the Commander, simply because they are the highest quality ones we have at this point.  Thanks!

Helmet

• Realistic style Purge Trooper helmet.
  • Note that this helmet differs from the Airborne Trooper helmet sculpt.
• Armor is painted satin black.
• Helmet has a rounded dome with no mohawk.
• Helmet has a narrow red eye lens.
• The etched lines on the face of a standard Airborne Trooper helmet are not present.
• Along each side of the eye lens are semi circular intake vents with a protruding tube extending towards back of helmet.
  • Vent does not feature open slits.
  • Vent features twelve raised, vertical bars that are evenly spaced along the length of the vent. I cannot see anything matching this description on the upper vents that this sub-bullet point is nested under.  Is this referring instead to the grey panel located on either side of the lowest tube?  This is the only place I can see raised vertical bars, and even here I count 13 on each side, not 12.

• Area below the nose bridge splits open to the base and has a gray, vertical inset vocoder column detail.
  • The front face of the delta piece features two raised rectangles.  Where are the raised rectangles?  There also seems to be no description of the lowest part of the vocoder?

• The front face of the delta piece features 10 ribs.
• Base of helmet has two widened ventilation tube bands with the widest tube band on bottom.
• Ends of the smaller tube band, above the helmet base, have a black mesh opening in front.  Is this supposed to say the "wider" tube band, not the smaller?  The smaller tube has grey vents inset as described below.
• Two black round aerators are located in the split area in front of lower tube band.  These also look grey/silver, not black?
• The front edges of the lowest tube band are painted red.
• A small red square is painted on the underside of the vocoder opening in the lowest tube band.  The entire top interior edge is painted red on each side, is that what this refers to?  I cannot see a red square painted anywhere.

• Base tube band has elliptical shaped inset ventilation detail with vertical ribbing at the front cheek areas.
  • The vents are painted dark gray.
• The front end of the vent insert is squared off
• Helmet has an indented band that extends around the back of the helmet.  There seem to be two indented bands?  One at the rear top, one at the rear bottom.

• Squared off rib detail at the base of the helmet dome is a different tone of satin black.
• Armor has little to no weathering. Any weathering present consists of gray tones.
• Visor lens is red.

OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):

• The visor has a red lighting effect that matches the reference photos.

[Mahalogram]

I noticed that the Commander guide requires an under suit that is “non-textured”, whereas the Electrostaff Specialist requires an under suit with very specific ribbing requirements. The Commander models from Fallen Order, though, have the same ribbed under suit as the Electrostaff Specialists (see attached image).

[IcyTrooper[CMD-DWM]]

That is true, we inherited the these CRLs (minus the Phase 2 Purge Trooper) from the Clone Trooper Detachment, so we have yet to update them. A new model would be required for the full CRL update/refresh so that the pictures match the text.

If we don't have a builder willing to do the update then the text is going to remain the same for the undersuit so that there isn't a discrepancy between the images and text.

If you're interested in being the model for it then let us know!

[Mahalogram]

@IcyTrooper If it hasn’t been done by the time I finish mine, I’d love to submit mine for consideration! I just started this build though, so it’s likely going to be a while. Thank you for the opportunity!

[tipperaryred[CMD-DCA]]

Yep, I'm more than happy to jump back into this and continue work on the text if we have one or more builders in progress.  As a general rule, it is safe to say that for any shared components between the two costumes, the reviewed Commander CRL will largely mirror the Electrostaff Specialist.  But if you'd like to build towards the higher standard, make sure that you work with us here so that we can be sure that what you're building matches the evolving text review 🙂

 

[Semix[501st]]

Hello guys, I'm going to start building a Purge Trooper Commander next year and I have a question because some people say the current CRL is being revised and I'm wondering how specifically the CRL is being revised so I shouldn't bother with that at all current CRL? or is it just about something like the command hump and the undersuit, or is there specific changes to the individual pieces of armor?

[IcyTrooper[CMD-DWM]]

14 hours ago, Semix said:

Hello guys, I'm going to start building a Purge Trooper Commander next year and I have a question because some people say the current CRL is being revised and I'm wondering how specifically the CRL is being revised so I shouldn't bother with that at all current CRL? or is it just about something like the command hump and the undersuit, or is there specific changes to the individual pieces of armor?

Right now the current CRL is staying as is until we have a model to update it with new pictures. It will more closely align to the Purge Trooper Phase I: Electrostaff Specialist as that in-game model is the same. When we have a model for it we will revisit the text.

[Semix[501st]]

17 minutes ago, IcyTrooper said:

Right now the current CRL is staying as is until we have a model to update it with new pictures. It will more closely align to the Purge Trooper Phase I: Electrostaff Specialist as that in-game model is the same. When we have a model for it we will revisit the text.

So I could also look for an undersuit for the commander that is like the one of the specialist or, in general, look more towards the specialist CRL but still do the red pauldron and the red stripe on the kama, because technically it should Stay almost the same and make the command buckel silver like in the game, right? because in the current crl it is black

[IcyTrooper[CMD-DWM]]

13 hours ago, Semix said:

So I could also look for an undersuit for the commander that is like the one of the specialist or, in general, look more towards the specialist CRL but still do the red pauldron and the red stripe on the kama, because technically it should Stay almost the same and make the command buckel silver like in the game, right? because in the current crl it is black

The Electrostaff and Commander in game models has the same armor minus the obvious differences, so that'd be a good path. Just keep in mind that the GMLs are going to be referencing the current CRL, although that shouldn't probably be a big deal when it comes to this one. If you're interested in being the model for it, that could also work and would be the basis for updating the CRL images and text so they flow together.

[Semix[501st]]

42 minutes ago, IcyTrooper said:

The Electrostaff and Commander in game models has the same armor minus the obvious differences, so that'd be a good path. Just keep in mind that the GMLs are going to be referencing the current CRL, although that shouldn't probably be a big deal when it comes to this one. If you're interested in being the model for it, that could also work and would be the basis for updating the CRL images and text so they flow together.

So if I were to become the new model now, I would have to use the undersuit from the specialist and afterwards I would be approved for the new CRL, right? I'm relatively new so I don't know much about it, sorry 

[IcyTrooper[CMD-DWM]]

6 hours ago, Semix said:

So if I were to become the new model now, I would have to use the undersuit from the specialist and afterwards I would be approved for the new CRL, right? I'm relatively new so I don't know much about it, sorry 

It's all good, this is a unique situation. The CRL in its current form is currently approvable with hard parts/soft parts as they exist in the current CRL. That is what your GML will reference with the current pictures and text. It would be the discretion of your GML if they were to use the current CRL and allow any slight modifications that would cater to the Electrostaff Specialist to get it more in line with the video game images; otherwise, you'd need to build it to the current CRL and not the proposed one.

I don't have a timeline for updating this CRL since we'd need a model to update it. I'm not a fan of updating the text but not the model images, therefore we'd need to do both the text and pictures at the same time. We are happy to accept anyone as a model, but there is a lot of work that goes into that with pictures being taken and making sure the armor matches the text and reference images (e.g., could require further modifications, etc.).

[Semix[501st]]

2 hours ago, IcyTrooper said:

It's all good, this is a unique situation. The CRL in its current form is currently approvable with hard parts/soft parts as they exist in the current CRL. That is what your GML will reference with the current pictures and text. It would be the discretion of your GML if they were to use the current CRL and allow any slight modifications that would cater to the Electrostaff Specialist to get it more in line with the video game images; otherwise, you'd need to build it to the current CRL and not the proposed one.

I don't have a timeline for updating this CRL since we'd need a model to update it. I'm not a fan of updating the text but not the model images, therefore we'd need to do both the text and pictures at the same time. We are happy to accept anyone as a model, but there is a lot of work that goes into that with pictures being taken and making sure the armor matches the text and reference images (e.g., could require further modifications, etc.).

Is the CRL text here in the topic already the new text or still the old CRL? So that I know what to do, I would start soon

[IcyTrooper[CMD-DWM]]

18 hours ago, Semix said:

Is the CRL text here in the topic already the new text or still the old CRL? So that I know what to do, I would start soon

It was started when we first got the CRLs from the Clone Trooper Detachment, so we'd have to start a new thread and archive this one to bring the Electrostaff Specialist one over. That is something we can move this week. I'll have to get resources in on it since we have a few other CRLs that are being worked on at this time. The holidays are probably going to slow it down a little as well.

[Semix[501st]]

4 hours ago, IcyTrooper said:

It was started when we first got the CRLs from the Clone Trooper Detachment, so we'd have to start a new thread and archive this one to bring the Electrostaff Specialist one over. That is something we can move this week. I'll have to get resources in on it since we have a few other CRLs that are being worked on at this time. The holidays are probably going to slow it down a little as well.

ah ok as soon as there is the new CRL text for the Commander I can start