Brosio[TX] Posted January 20 Share Posted January 20 Hello everyone, I am a new recruit hopefully to join the 501st Canadian Garrision , I am building the Imperial army Trooper - Andor and have most of the parts but just questioning on the boots. I found these boots on the epic militiria site and thought they looked close. also do the boots have to have a buckle? ( i have an old pair of motorcycle boots that look the part but no buckle.) thanks for your input! Brosio 1 Link to comment
Hoda[CMD-DCA] Posted January 27 Share Posted January 27 Hey Brosio - best person to check on applicability would be your local GML - have you connected with them yet? Re strap on top - CRL states you MAY have one but not required. Again, check in with your GML! 1 Link to comment
IcyTrooper[CMD-DL] Posted January 28 Share Posted January 28 To second what @Hoda said, I feel those are good for the costume, but it is ultimately up to your GML. Link to comment
Blackwatch[CMD-DCA] Posted January 31 Share Posted January 31 Sorry to reply so late to this have been buried for weeks. Yes your GML will be the approval person, THAT SAID, we encourage you go to for Specialist approval, Boots Calf high black leather or leather like material. Free of laces, decorative stitching, buckles on the instep or any other embellishments. If seams are present on the shaft, they are at the rear only. Boots may have a single adjustment strap at the top outside of the boot, with the buckle no wider than 1" (25.4mm). This need not be functional. Jackboot buckles should not be shiny/can be painted dingy grey or gun-metal color. Zippers on the inside of the boot are acceptable, so long as they are concealed. If the zipper is not covered by vinyl/ leather, it is painted black. German “jack boot” style boots are most canon. OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Boots are made of leather. We MAY be changing the text on the boot to remove or modify the line "jack boot is most canon" since we have realized that the Bundes boot is more correct. But until that change is made, which may not be for a while (if it happens) what is posted is what we go by. 1 Link to comment
TreeHuggerMatt Posted September 27 Share Posted September 27 Checked with my GML and he seems to think the mudtrooper ones crow props sell will do Link to comment
Blackwatch[CMD-DCA] Posted October 1 Share Posted October 1 If you go with crow- and I speak from experience on this- do two things 1: When you order, take photos of the measurements you make. I had to remeasure three times an finally send Crow photos of my measurements. 2: when you order, use your FULL COMPLETE LEGAL NAME on the order form. I used my first and last name on the form. He used my first and last name on the shipping document. DHL siezed my stuff, and I spent two weeeks Emailing DHL back and forth trying to determine and get my head wrapped around why I was put on their "terrorism support watch list" and had my boots and gloves held. I wound up sending extremely high quality (the first scan I sent was not good enough) to the DHL case handler. Does this sound super sketch? it sure does. But its posted on the DHL website under a buried FAQ and falls under their 'Incomplete documentation" clause. So- if you order from Crow, make sure to use your full, complete legal name. Buyer beware. Link to comment
TreeHuggerMatt Posted October 1 Share Posted October 1 8 hours ago, Blackwatch said: If you go with crow- and I speak from experience on this- do two things 1: When you order, take photos of the measurements you make. I had to remeasure three times an finally send Crow photos of my measurements. 2: when you order, use your FULL COMPLETE LEGAL NAME on the order form. I used my first and last name on the form. He used my first and last name on the shipping document. DHL siezed my stuff, and I spent two weeeks Emailing DHL back and forth trying to determine and get my head wrapped around why I was put on their "terrorism support watch list" and had my boots and gloves held. I wound up sending extremely high quality (the first scan I sent was not good enough) to the DHL case handler. Does this sound super sketch? it sure does. But its posted on the DHL website under a buried FAQ and falls under their 'Incomplete documentation" clause. So- if you order from Crow, make sure to use your full, complete legal name. Buyer beware. Some one in my garrison bought scout boots off him so I was gonna see exactly what he did to get his into the UK successfully Link to comment
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