DarthValkyria

Welcome!

That's simple stuff. Nothing that will hinder the approval.

Yeah, but if you follow what I've been telling you during or conversations, you'll be fine. P.s. the CRL edits go live this weekend.

As for the vambraces, If you make the pieces wider, you can use the internal seam line that is supposed to be present to cover your straps, or just connect both halves permanently together. The ridges that should be present don't seem to be on yours. Here is what I mean.

The new mask looks much better!

Those are for the CRLs themselves. You'll want the "Approved Costumes" area for Savage. Here's the link! http://www.theflagshipeclipse.com/forums/index.php?/forum/135-savage-opress/ Good luck on the build

Merry Christmas, Glad Yule, and Happy New Year!

The current clasps are good as is, no need to switch them out. We are in the works of phasing that part out since it is not clear why they were pushed to be inaccurate over the accurate ring setup.

Greetings! Sorry for the late reply, but I have been unwell and traveling (a great combination), but am back up and running now. This topic was brought up previously and it was decided that, it is possible to do, but it would need to include a full and single-piece body suit, and the face must show your own actual eyes and mouth. That means it must encircle but not cover the eye socket area and the lips with prosthetic adhesive. The bodysuit must look like actual skin in that it can't look like a shirt or sleeves in separated pieces. If you can take care of that, then there is no stopping you.

I am not much help on the jacket templates, but if the jacket cogs and vinyls show as high gloss material, then so long as they are attached properly (no lifting edges or major wrinkles in the vinyl), I would not see an issue.

The majority have agreed that the boot covers are high-reflect spats of fabric material given the assembly ad attaching of them to the boots themselves. (specifically the way that it reaches all the way down to the back of the heel).

Nice photos!

I am seeing some issues with the overall costume if you are going for 501st approval. I'll list them below. 1. The mask is far too large in proportion to the costume. 2. The ab fabric strips are too wide and should be no more than maybe 5" height total. 3. The bracers look soft and the attachment method is not a seamless method as in the game files. 4. The skirt is not pleated with the box-pleat style. 5. Full gloves, including fingers, are required. Are there hand plates in the photo?

Welcome! You'll find all the info we have for the character at these links: http://www.theflagshipeclipse.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1973-dr-aphra-frontcover-version/ http://www.theflagshipeclipse.com/forums/index.php?/topic/2456-doctor-chelli-lona-aphra-frontcover-version-darth-vader-003/&tab=comments#comment-26954 http://www.theflagshipeclipse.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1868-doctor-aphra/&page=2&tab=comments#comment-24823 http://www.theflagshipeclipse.com/forums/index.php?/topic/2335-dr-aphra-burgundy-lined-vest-varient/&tab=comments#comment-24708

This is what I am meaning for "gathered". Not crisp, clean pleats. This is what I meant for the mask. The chin area can't be flat. It needs the prongs to be KOTOR.

I would very much say it would. It looks great!

Late to the party thanks to school stuff, but congrats!

Good luck on your build!

Fantastic! Will be excited to see this finished.

I'm excited to see this one!

It's looking good, but just so you know, the mask version you have should not be approvable with the flat bottom near the chin. That model was a fan- made file for your game and is not the original model. It needs to have the two "prongs" at the chin to be KOTOR style.

Sorry for the late response, school has literally been killing me. Things look good, though I'd say to make the shoulders a bit less pleated and more gathered, and make sure not to make the bottom of the mask flat. That model is not acceptable as it was a fan-made file mod to the original game (make sure you have the points at the bottom like the v1 you made).

The hakama style wraps around the legs, while the skirt style does not. to date, no reference has shown the wrapped style to exist, which is why i am phasing out the hakama style.