DarthValkyria

The eyebrows look really bulgy in those photos, making it look really skull-like.

If you aren't an approved TFE member, it won't be approved, so that is probably why. Once you get approved and the TFE costume shows up in your 501st profile, you can resubmit for access to the Comm-Tower, just make sure you include your TKID and 501st link in the questions it asks.

He makes a ton of stuff for a lot of the Detachments. Made the flak vest for my 181st when I was still wanting to make the costume.

That would be very helpful! I've noticed changes between the cinematic and the costume pack sets (especially with the Acolyte and such), but I would be willing to support the majority use of the cinematics for the references and the details with the costume pack images used as secondary for the full 360 to show the lack of any details on the thin angle we can't see. In essence, the cinematic is what you are building to match to, and the in-game is what you are supporting with for the angle not shown.

HA! I was just about to post your build thread since you were just approved. Here it is in case there is anything extra that may be helpful: http://www.theflagshipeclipse.com/forums/index.php?/topic/2466-visas-marr-in-germany/&page=2

This was just posted in the Comm Tower. Only thing I would see as necessary to get T2 on them is to do the grey effect, which is not difficult to do at all. I could help if that is something you were thinking of doing. Otherwise, these would be fine as is. The boots I used in the CRL photo are just a plain pair of black Italian square toe boots that I added a leather strap to and then added the grey to.

I can always use more, especially of the full poses to show other acceptable variations folks have done.

On the torso armor, I would definitely support the idea of soft leather-like armor/vest as it looks like it attaches to the kama and matches exactly in color and texture. So, it appears to mimic Mandalorian style in a vest-like chest piece with an open kama (otherwise, I'd call it a tunic) with hard armor on top of it, similar to the samurai armor set-up the character was modeled after.

The color is fine. If you want to kick it up a notch, you could always to a light dusting of antique bronze (like from several feet away) to help tone down the orange in the copper. Not necessary, though.

From the build threads, a lot had the negative space done in vinyl and stuck it to the fabric, then painted and removed the vinyl afterwards.

Congrats!!

Strange, I never saw a notification for this! The color isn't bad, but I can see a lot of spots where the paint ran, the can created splotches, and it looks like the surface has dimples. I would recommend a repaint.

My only recommendation for the jedipedia 3D files is to carefully compare them to the screenshots and the cutscenes as they still differ in a lot of details. I noticed that with research for Vaylin in that a lot of her details weren't visible in the 3D file, but I took like a million screenshots of the cutscenes of every angle possible and filled in the gaps.

Apply the silver BEFORE the dress is made, or your life will get 100x more difficult.

I will definitely take you up on that offer! Just let me know the information and costs and I can get you the size and payment.

The Bounty Hunters Guild is more than just Bounty Hunters, but we (us and the BHG DL) have argued for a new designation, but currently, to no avail.

So far this looks great! On the capelet part, just remember that it is not pleated! It is bunched with some layered drape-age, but definitely not pleats! Also, where did you get the shirt?! That looks perfect for it. May need to grab one for myself.

Your GML just posted in the thread, so you should hear back shortly

The photos look good! Just make sure you seal the material you used to build them so that they do not look like foam.

I just want to stress that we had an overhaul on what type of masks we are actually allowing for approvals, so if you find something you like, it never hurts to post for a last minute check. From above, since the only photos I saw were of Rob's MWA mask, I can say that it is approvable SO LONG as you attach velcro above the visor part so the hood stays down and doesn't run up the forehead.

I see costumes like this and I get envious of them during the 100+ degree troops I have done in Revan. It looks great!

I can't tell in the photos, but how many stripes do you have on the inner legs?

That buckle looks great!

There's a fairly in depth reference gallery if you click the main Mandalore sub-forum, as well.

If you have a 360 view of the one you are using that shows good details, you can do that version and submit it as its own CRL. The 360 view is usually the kicker for that aspect with new costumes as there is always one view (usually the back or the knees down) that are never seen and can't be validated.