Costuming:BH Boba MandoS2 Repaint

Boba Fett: Repainted Armor — The Mandalorian (S2)

Model BH-71776, Photo by Shauna Mathews

Description: Boba Fett — The Mandalorian S2 “Repainted Armor”. Prefix: BH Detachment: Bounty Hunters Guild Context: Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 2. After escaping from the Sarlacc, Boba Fett reacquired his infamous armor. Heavily corroded from his time in the almighty Sarlacc, at the first opportunity, Boba painted over the corrosion on his armor which can still be seen. The robes that he wore during his stay with Tusken raiders now replace his traditional flight suit, allowing him the movement needed for Boba Fett’s brutal fighting style which had never been seen before. Now with an aggressive and tribal look, the silk noil Hakama style pants and sashes evoke an ancient warrior culture.

For 501st membership, only the requirements in black need to be met. The Bounty Hunters’ Guild defines an additional optional level of costuming excellence. In the page below, requirements for Level 2, referred to as “Infamous”, are listed in blue. These optional requirements are meant for those who strive to meet the highest level of screen accuracy. Please visit the BHG web site for a full description of these standards.

This Visual Guide has been reviewed by the detachment staff and the LMO team and is certified for use as a minimum approval guideline for GMLs. GMLs are free to approve this costume type. This document is not intended to be a detailed how-to on costume construction; rather a visual guide to be used for 501st costume approval. Details on construction may be found on the respective costume detachment web forum. GMLs uncertain about an aspect of submitted costume shall post questions in the appropriate DL/GML peer review section of the Legion forum. Measurements given in this document are intended to be approximate and generalized; not criteria for approval. Requirements for all 501st costumes are proportional to the wearer in scale, fit and size. Text descriptions are only one part of the guideline. GMLs and costumers must consider both text and pictures (CRL and Reference) when reviewing the costume.

General Construction Notes All components closely match The Mandalorian Season Two, Boba Fett Repainted Armor Color Palette. Color palette is intended for reference in building and will only be used in exacting measurement by Detachment for Infamous Level approval. A Basic level approval is only required to be similar, not exact. All armor is constructed from a durable material such as polyurethane rubber, vac-formed ABS, fiberglass, resin, metal, Sintra, HIPS, PVC, PLA or similar. Foam armor is not approvable. Armor has the appearance of thickness and depth. Armor is scaled proportionately to the individual. Helmet and armor are heavily weathered with dirty washes. 3D printed armor must be finished without any visible print lines. All weathering closely matches visual references from The Mandalorian Season 2. All damage and details must be screen accurate to achieve Infamous (Level 2) status from the Detachment.

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	HELMET The helmet, including its shape, proportions, details and greeblies, is not an OT-style Boba Fett helmet but is true to The Mandalorian series version. The helmet’s paint scheme is solid coloring with minimal silver damage but has the appearance that the Post-Sarlacc version has been painted over and still possesses the correct contrasting grainy and smooth landmark textures throughout. The dome and lower cheek’s base are a moss green color, lighter than the armor. The dome features the iconic dent but is noticeably smaller than the ROTJ Hero dent, in the forward-left section of the helmet. There are 2 “turn signal” details above the band in the front of the helmet that are noticeably smaller and farther apart from each other than what is seen in the ROTJ Hero version. The left-facing turn is painted bright red, and the right-facing turn is dark blue. The mandibles and head band are a dark red/burgundy color, the upper cheeks are a dark black-blue. A rectangular indent is present on the left upper cheek located mid-way. Helmet has a dark colored “T” visor, facial features are not visible. Eighteen (18) reddish-orange “kill-stripes” are visible on the left side of the helmet, wrapping around the back. A solitary black kill-stripe is visible on the back of the helmet, just after the last orange stripe. The helmet back panels are a deep forest green in color. The keyhole slot area on the back of the helmet is a dark red/burgundy color. The upper keyhole slots in the rear of the helmet have the appearance of a circuit board, resembling the OT MQ-1 calculator piece, mounted behind the openings. This detail may be cast into the helmet or mounted behind the cut-out openings in the slots. A small, silver cylinder is visible in each of the bottom two keyhole slots. The cylinders are different from the dental files seen on the ROTJ Hero helmet and do not protrude from the slots. A traditional rangefinder (RF) assembly is present on the right side. The RF stalk is metallic in color. The RF topper is unique to the MS2 version in multiple ways, black with a translucent lower piece, a black framed window (viewfinder) and 2 small red “lights” barely visible on the top. The right ear is an earthen/tan color and consists of two sections. The upper section is longer and lower section shorter, than the OT version of the right ear. The upper section encases the rangefinder attachment point and displays a white and black upside-down “U” shape on the top portion that encompasses ESB specific lettering details. Below the upper portion are 8 small black stripes. The lower section has a triangular detail on the upper forward-facing side and is structurally consistent with visual references. The left ear is olive-green in color with an upside down white “U” shape symbol containing specific lettering, on the top portion of the ear. The right cheek has a heavily weathered steel “Diagnostic Port” that is a small circular detail piece with 3 holes, closely resembling the OT 3-hole Borden connector, installed or molded into the helmet. The helmet shows noticeable brown washing throughout, giving the appearance of noticeable grime from years of use.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): The helmet is a replica of the Legacy Effects Sideshow ROTJ bust helmet that was used for production. Major landmark damage from the Post Sarlacc version is present under the paint, but it is more subtle than the Post Sarlacc version. The helmet has a satin finish. Circuit board is cast into the helmet. Rangefinder stalk is metal. RF Topper lights are much smaller than the traditional LEDs and do not protrude from the topper housing. The Range Finder can move up and down manually. When the RF is in the down position, both lights activate. The bottom light remains steady while the top light blinks. The diagnostic port is molded into the helmet.

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	CHEST ARMOR The armor, including its shapes, dents, and proportions, is not any of the OT armor versions but true to The Mandalorian series version. Chest Armor plates are a slightly darker green, darker than the helmet, consisting of a collar, left and right chest plates, a center diamond, and an abdominal plate. The armor is solid in coloring with minimal silver damage but has the appearance that it has been painted over the Post-Sarlacc version and possesses the correct contrasting grainy textures throughout. Armor plates are somewhat spaced apart and not perfectly symmetrical. Armor plates possess a sharp return edge, roughly ¼ inch (6 mm) in thickness, much thicker than OT armor. Armor dent positions resemble those seen in ROTJ SE references. Left chest plate has two cut out horizontal slots, the lower slot is noticeably taller. Slots are backed by a transparent red piece of plastic/acrylic. The right chest plate has the traditional Jaster Mereel’s sigil in the upper left corner, blue circle on a white background, white wheat symbol and dark red lettering. Center diamond between chest plates is the same color as the armor and has a rectangular middle section that appears to be bright steel. Chest, center diamond and abdominal armor attach securely to the front of the flak jacket. The collar armor attaches securely to the front of the flak jacket and to the underside of the back plate using Velcro straps. The traditional 4 square studs are visible at the shoulders and are steel in color. There are 3 small, closely spaced and empty holes on the lower right of the ab plate (facing), resembling the OT armor diagnostic port detail. The abdominal plate aligns closely to the edge of the flak jacket with no more than 3⁄8 inch (10 mm) of material visible below the armor. The armor shows noticeable brown washing throughout giving the appearance of grime from years of use.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Chest and collar armor is polyurethane rubber. The torso armor attaches to the jacket at the middle of the plates with Velcro, creating the perception that the armor ‘floats’ on the jacket. Chest light display slots are illuminated, cycling through sequences specific to this version of the character (different from OT). The top row of single LEDs slides back and forth smoothly with only 3 LEDs lit at any given time. The bottom row consists of digital readouts, every 2 cycles of the upper LEDs. Rectangular cut out of the center diamond is a metal insert. The top of the inner stud on the left shoulder is red. The collar does not overlap or connect to the back armor. Jaster’s sigil is a thin, water-slide style decal, not painted.

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	BACK ARMOR The back armor, including its shapes, dents and proportions, is not the OT back armor but true to The Mandalorian series version. The back armor, identical in color to the chest and collar armor, covers the mid and upper back areas, wrapping over the shoulders and around the sides of the torso with a curved cutout at the bottom and possesses the same sharp return edges and a thickness of ¼ inch (6 mm), as seen with the chest armor. The armor is solid in coloring with minimal silver damage but has the appearance that it has been painted over the Post-Sarlacc version and possesses the correct contrasting grainy textures throughout. The armor has 3 rectangular slots, 2 smaller ones over the shoulder blades, and one bigger one in the center to allow for the jet pack harness hooking system to feed through. The armor is slightly asymmetrically placed on the jacket. The armor shows noticeable blackwashing throughout giving the appearance of grime from years of use.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Back armor is polyurethane rubber. The back armor attaches to the jacket with Velcro. There is black rubber visible on parts of the back armor where the green has been rubbed off. There is a single dent on the lower right wing.

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	SHOULDER ARMOR The shoulder armor, including its shapes, dents, and proportions, is not the OT back armor but true to The Mandalorian series version. Armor plates consisting of the traditional 6 points, curve around the outside of each shoulder, are golden orange in color and possess the same sharp return edges and a thickness of ¼ inch (6 mm), as seen with the chest armor. The armor is solid in coloring with minimal silver damage but has the appearance that it has been painted over the Post-Sarlacc version and possesses the correct contrasting grainy textures throughout. The armor attaches securely to the shoulders of the jacket sleeves, covering the sleeves almost completely. The right shoulder has a large ovular dent on the upper section, just right of center, a smaller dent close to the lower forward edge, a small dent on the upper edge towards the rear and a small chip carved out of the upper forward edge. The left shoulder has no dents but a dark red Mythosaur skull on a white background in the center of the armor plate. The armor shows noticeable brown washing throughout giving the appearance of grime from years of use.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Shoulder armor is polyurethane rubber. Armor attaches to the jacket sleeves with Velcro. Mythosaur emblem is a thin, water-slide style decal, not painted. Mythosaur window is off white and the window’s upper and lower curvature is more apparent on the bottom than the top.

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	LEFT GAUNTLET The gauntlet, including its shapes, proportions, and detail, is not the OT gauntlet but true to The Mandalorian series version. The gauntlet consists of an upper and lower shell, is deep burgundy in color, and is proportionately wider on the arm than those seen in the OT. The gauntlet possesses the same sharp return edges and a thickness of ¼ inch (6 mm), as seen with the chest armor. The gauntlet is solid in coloring with minimal silver damage but has the appearance that it has been painted over the Post-Sarlacc version and possesses the correct contrasting grainy textures throughout. A heavily weathered calculator keypad, the same burgundy color as the base with steel buttons and sides, resembling the OT MQ-1 calculator keypad, is seated in a rectangular cradle, on the forward most section above the wrist. A steel/steel colored greeblie detail, resembling the OT Glenross Dental Expander is mounted above the keypad. This is a loose representation and not a direct copy of the dental expander. A “rocket” laser is mounted to the top of the forearm section of the gauntlet, consisting of multiple weathered black and silver sections with a copper head and weathered black and steel tip. The MS2 rocket is different from the OT rocket and matches MS2 visual references, the OT version is not approvable. A parallelogram shaped dual-laser housing (originally the ROTJ flame unit) consisting of a main and forward section, is mounted on the outside of the arm, extending from the rear of the gauntlet, forward past the keypad. Two smooth looking muzzles protrude from the angled opening, the top muzzle protruding further than the bottom. Two short, silver momentary style push-button switches are mounted one in front of the other, to the top of the housing. A short and round, flat black greeblie is present on the top back corner of the upper shell, next to the rocket. A rectangular greeblie, loosely representing the OT “battery cover”, is present on the inside of the upper shell, just beneath the rocket. The lower shell of the gauntlet is rounded, with 3 rectangular indentations in the middle on the underside and one on the back edge, towards the upper shell on the inside of the forearm. Any padding used for fitment is not visible. The gauntlet shows noticeable blackwashing throughout giving the appearance of grime from years of use.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): If hinges are used, they are not visible. There is no gap between the upper and lower shells. The keypad does not have numbers present. A small ring is seen around the forward edge of each laser muzzle. The battery cover has a small rectangle indentation on the lower edge with 2 small circles in each side at the corners. The side edges of the keypad are slightly raised above the cradle walls.

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	RIGHT GAUNTLET The gauntlet, including its shapes, proportions, and detail, is not the OT gauntlet but true to The Mandalorian series version. The gauntlet consists of an upper and lower shell, is deep burgundy in color and is proportionately wider on the arm than those seen in the OT and possesses the same sharp return edges and a thickness of ¼ inch (6 mm), as seen with the chest armor. The gauntlet is solid in coloring with minimal silver damage but has the appearance that it has been painted over the Post-Sarlacc version and possesses the correct contrasting grainy textures throughout. A small rectangular indentation is visible on the forward most angle, just above the hand opening and is painted black. There is a visible cut out section that is medium gray and seats four small metallic looking darts, resembling the OT Michell turntable part, at the top step of the gauntlet and point forward. The darts are a loose representation and not replicas of the Michell part. A steel ovular detail, much smaller than the greeblie seen in the OT, protrudes from a black rectangular section above the darts. Two small knobs, “cut off” momentary push-button type switches are seen protruding outward from the middle of the top section. OT switches or toggle switches are not approvable. A slightly raised black rectangular detail is present towards the top-rear of the gauntlet, in front of the plug block. A ⅝ inch (17 mm) rigid hose wrapped tightly in a black braided sleeve, is cleanly attached to the back of the plug block and extends up into the jacket, behind the shoulder and under the armor. A traditional ROTJ-style whipcord housing (now the flame unit) is mounted to the outside of the gauntlet, between the upper and lower sections White and black rectangular details are painted on the rear outward facing section. A steel tube can be seen in the middle section. A raised ring is visible at the forward end of the housing. An OT-style hose connector is attached to the back of this whipcord housing. A second OT-style hose connector is attached to a rod that is mounted directly under the whipcord housing. Rigid hoses with a ⅝ inch (17 mm) outer diameter, are wrapped tightly in black braided sleeving, are cleanly attached to each of the hose connectors, and extends up into the short sleeve, behind the shoulder. Any padding used for fitment is not visible. The gauntlet shows noticeable blackwashing throughout giving the appearance of grime from years of use.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): If hinges are used, they are not visible. A gap is not present between the upper and lower shells. The ⅝ inch (17 mm) hoses are wrapped in a black braided sleeve and not painted. All hoses are connected to the main section by shrink tubing. Outer hoses show connecting hardware beneath shrink tubing.

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	KNEE ARMOR The knees, including their shapes, proportions, and details, are not the OT knees but true to The Mandalorian series version. Consists of two, OT-style knees, golden orange in color and possess the same sharp return edges and a thickness of ¼ inch (6 mm), as seen with the chest armor. Each consist of an inner facing section with an upside down “F” which is much less pronounced than what is seen on the OT knees, and a traditional dart launcher pad on the outside of the knee. The armor is solid in coloring with minimal silver damage but has the appearance that it has been painted over the Post-Sarlacc version and possesses the correct contrasting grainy textures throughout. The right knee has a small dent in the lower right-facing section as well as 1 cylindrical dart launcher on the outside launcher pad’s bottom position and a tapered metal cone detail in the top position, similar to the OT version. The left knee has no dents and two cylindrical dart launchers on the outside launcher pad, similar to the OT version, with the cylinders possessing the traditional 3 grooves towards the forward end. The knees are positioned at the top of the calf below the knee, just above the boot and directly on the gaiters. The armor shows noticeable blackwashing throughout giving the appearance of grime from years of use.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Knee armor is polyurethane rubber. Dart launchers and cone greeblie are metal. The knees armor is connected to the gaiters by Velcro and have no visible strap around the back.

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	JET PACK The jetpack paint scheme is not the ESB Hero pack but true to The Mandalorian series version. The jet pack is an OT-style pack and has the following main components: One center tank and two side tanks. “Piano keys” stretching horizontally at the top of the main body on each side of the raised center strip. One center rocket/grappling hook, rocket collar and launcher. Two side mounted directional thrusters. The jet pack base is a dark, satin green color, similar to the armor. The upper rocket/launcher section has a metallic looking band, painted over light-green, around the flat face of the rocket cone. The step just below the rocket and above the steel collar, the side tank caps, and the thruster trim are a glossy golden yellow. The keys are a glossy burgundy red, identical in color to the gauntlets and helmet headband. The jet pack has minimal silver damage but has the appearance that it has been painted over the Post-Sarlacc version. A traditional jet pack beacon and stabilizer are visible on the upper shelf of the pack. Jet pack sits snugly against the back armor. There is a repaired damaged section in the middle area of the pack, in color. The patch angles upward from left to right and contours to the different angles and edges throughout the repaired section with the appearance of small round-head rivets securing the patch to the pack. A legacy ESB detail is visible on the lower left area of the repair patch. On the bottom of the pack, traditional ROTJ greeblies are visible, a small silver push button on the right side, a black female XLR cable connector on the left and a horizontal vent in the center cutout. Three identical white dots adorn the center tank just below the rocket launcher pad, one on each side and one in the middle. The jet pack shows noticeable blackwashing throughout giving the appearance of grime from years of use.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Multiple damage points throughout the pack are painted white and visibly resemble sloppy brush strokes. The damage patch and rivets seen on the Post-Sarlacc jet pack, are visible under the paint of the Repainted version. The jet pack has subtle uniform texture in its entirety except for the rocket, launcher, and the patch. The jet pack attaches to the back plate via hooks exiting the back of the jacket, through the backplate. There are 6 holes surrounding the light metallic green section of the rocket, paired in twos, and evenly spaced between each fin. The tip of the rocket is noticeably blunted. The fins of the rocket are slightly open. The upper and lower edges of the collar are painted the same green as the rocket/launcher. A thick seam runs the length of each side of the main body of the jet pack. Jet pack beacon, collar, bottom vent, and directional thruster greeblies are metal. The stabilizer is the actual Michell turn table part or a direct metal replica. Thruster discs are visible inside the cone of each thruster and are metal. The white dots are stickers and placed asymmetrically compared to each other. The ESB detail is a thin, waterslide-style decal, not painted. The jet pack beacon is lit by a red light with white paint visible on the upper inside of the brass top. There is a slightly raised dot in the center of the side thruster greeblies. The right-side thruster greeblie shows physical damage on the top of its outer ring.

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	FLAK JACKET The jacket has the appearance of black, plain weave cotton material, is free of weathering and consists of three sections. Crescent shaped shoulder tabs with horizontal ribbing. Short, inner sleeves where the shoulder armor rests. Main body of the jacket. The upper shoulder section is separated from the main body by a thick line of decorative piping spanning the front and the back. A similar piping is visible around the jacket’s arm openings that is separate from the shoulder tabs, where the shoulder tabs attach. There are 6 horizontal rows of equal width on the tabs which follow the shape of the opening, forming a crescent shape. The short sleeves are visible under the shoulder armor, appearing to be part of the jacket, and extend halfway down the bicep and shows 4 horizontal stitch lines, roughly a half inch apart, at the opening and one forward facing double vertical stitch line and center seam that extends up the bicep from the opening and under the jacket’s shoulder tab. The body of the jacket shows no decorative stitching and terminates 3⁄8 inch (1cm) below the abdominal armor. The jacket closes in the back, down the middle, with a visible zipper. The jacket allows for the attachment of chest, back, abdomen, shoulder, and collar armor. All edges are hemmed. Jacket and armor are proportionally correct on the individual.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): The jacket and sleeves are made of the same material. Sleeves are attached to the main body of the jacket. The jacket has a square opening on each side of the zipper in the center of the upper back, below the shoulder tab line for the jet pack harness hooks to feed through. There are four rows of stitching that are roughly equal in width.

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	BASE SHIRT The Base Shirt consists of long sleeves attached to the body and a large neck-cowl, both are loose fitting and have the appearance of heavily brushed black cotton. The shirt is worn fully tucked into the pants.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): The base shirt and cowl material is a heavily brushed herringbone weave. The cowl and shirt show dust weathering throughout.

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	GIRTH BELT The girth belt is made from a 3 strand (black-brown-beige) braided, light polypropylene rope. Belt is composed of 11–12 ropes depending on the size of the costumer. Three ropes will be visible above the belt, and three ropes will be visible below the belt. Rope diameter will vary depending on body size of the costumer (10 mm – 14 mm) but remains proportionately correct. The rope is secured with black vinyl or leather at each end and closes in the back with Velcro.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Ropes display the correct weave of two solid and one braided with the correct orientation and color. Pet Hardware Rope is Not Acceptable.

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	PANTS (HAKAMA) & WAIST SASH The Pants are excessively baggy, Hakama-style and have the appearance of black raw silk. The top section of the pants is designed after the Hakama pattern, pleated with the enclosure hidden by the waist sash. The crotch area comes down to just above the knee. Excess lower leg material tucks neatly into the boot gaiters. Pants have dusty brown weathering on the legs. The sash consists of vertical excess pieces that hang from the front and back of the right hip and extend down past the knee armor, to the shin/calf. Each piece is tucked beneath the pants’ waistband and has the appearance of brushed raw silk, frayed and tattered at the ends. The sash material is thick enough that it is completely opaque. The waist section of the sash as well as where it secures in the back is mostly hidden by the girth belt.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Pants and sash are made from raw silk with a visibly brushed texture. The only visible seam is located vertically on the outside of each leg. Pants are weathered. The sash is two parts that hang down on each side, the outer material is heavily brushed, tattered and frayed with an inner material, identical in length that is much smoother, wrinkly, and unfrayed. The waist sash is a part of the pants.

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	GLOVES & HAND ARMOR The gloves are two colors and appear to be leather. A black base with dark reddish-brown fingertips giving the appearance of a two-glove construction. The reddish-brown portion starts just past the middle knuckles. The black, outer gloves cover the wrist but goes no further. A black cuff is sewn to the base of the glove. Skin is not visible between the sleeve and glove. Gauntlet-style gloves are not approvable. Din Djarin Mandalorian-style hand plates consist of multiple shapes and sections with a forward pointing triangle in the center, all black and noticeably flexible. Hand plates start approximately 1 inch (25 mm) from the glove’s wrist hem and extend out over the knuckles.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Gloves are Patrolman-X Ultra-Thin Leather Gloves. The gloves are constructed of two thin leather gloves, one inside the other. A black outer glove with the fingers cut off just past the middle knuckle and a dark reddish-brown inner glove with fingers attached. Hand plates are thin polyurethane rubber. Hand plates attach to the gloves via adhesive.

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	BELT & HOLSTER The ammo belt is thick smooth leather or leather-like material, deep reddish-brown and is roughly 2.25 inches (64 mm) in width, consisting of a belt buckle and four pouches, two on each side of the individual as well as a drop-leg holster, hanging from the right hip. The belt buckle is approximately 4 x 3 inches (102 x 77 mm) and is weathered brass in color, buckling on the front of the individual with punch holes visible on the left side (facing). On the bottom left of the buckle (facing) there are three circles engraved with two on the bottom and one over top of the corner circle slightly off center to the right. On the top right of the buckle (facing) there are two raised designs of equal size that look similar to a dog toy bone. Three decorative raised lines start at the top left of the belt (facing) and extend towards the center, then angle down and away to the right bottom corner of the buckle, splitting the decorative details of the belt. The top two lines are tightly spaced with the lower line running solo. The buckle has a worn and weathered appearance. There is a grommet to the right side of the belt buckle (facing) centered halfway between the buckle and a pouch that is heavily weathered. Loxx fasteners are not approvable. Each pouch is approximately 4.5 x 3 inches (114 x 77 mm) in size with a flap that covers ¾ of the front and are positioned on the front hips. Two pouches with flaps on the right hip and the outside pouch on the left are diagonal at the bottom, with the lower edge angling down and away. The inside pouch on the right hips flap is horizontal with angled corners. The flaps have weathered white stitching on the border of the flaps. The pouches have visible grain and are a lighter brown that the belt. The holster is a western-style, dark brown drop leg holster that hangs on the right side from the ammo belt by a 2–3 inches (51–77 mm) wide strap. The strap wraps around the back of the belt and appears to secure to itself with four antique brass-colored fasteners, at the hip. The holster’s shape is that of an elongated DH-17 holster and is fully enclosed by a visibly weathered white stitching. A thin security strap wraps over the top of the sidearm and secures by two ½ inches (18 mm) silver snaps, one on the leg facing side of the pocket towards the rear edge and another on the front face towards the forward edge. A thin leg strap attaches to the leg facing side of the holster, roughly 1 inch (2.5 cm) above the lower tip and loosely wraps around the leg just above the knee. The belt, pouches, and buckle are noticeably weathered.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): The belt, pouches and holster are leather. The pouches wrap around the belt and can move freely. The buckle is brass. Four punch holes can be seen between the buckle and the inside left (facing) pouch. The belt grommet has visible damage and wear to it. Pouches have visible black foam inserts. The holster belt strap pebbled grain, the sidearm pocket, and straps are smooth. The holster is molded to the shape of the sidearm. There is a faint embossed line that follows the outer edges of the safety strap and leg strap as well as the top edge of the holster itself. The inside leather of the holster is much lighter than the outer faces. Weathered white stitching is visible on the holster’s enclosure edge. The security strap can rotate counterclockwise. The leg strapping secures in the back of the leg by a metal buckle with a loop to secure the excess strapping, just behind the knee armor. Slack from the strap can be seen exiting between the leg and the holster in the front at the mid-thigh.

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	GAITERS & BOOTS Gaiters are leather or leather-like material, black and distressed towards the bottom, tightly covering the lower leg and the boots from just below the knee, down to the back of the heel and over the top of the foot. Gaiters have a heavy material look to them with minimal bunching. Gaiters close on the inside of the leg via Velcro. Gaiters appear to secure in place under the arch of the sole, wrapping around the inside of the boot, in front of the heel. Boots are dusty black and heavily weathered, closely resembling the Nortiv 8 Winter boot. There are 5 vertical knurled rows that span the toe box and 5 identical vertical rows visible at the heel, below the boot gaiters. A thick knurled band is visible just above the sole which consists of horizontal engraved lines, both surrounding entire boot.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Gaiters are pebbled grain leather and contrast in color against the dusty black color of the boots. The gaiters lower section wraps around the sole on the inside of the foot at the arch. The enclosure is sewn from beneath the sole up to the ankle, then open and close via Velcro, extending up to the top of the gaiter. A single seam is visible in the front of the gaiters. A triple seam is visible in the middle on the back of the gaiters where the two sides connect. All edges of the gaiters, include where the sides come together in the back, have a thin but visible hem. There is a second seam approximately one inch from the Velcro enclosure that goes the vertical length of the Gaiters. Boots are the NORTIV 8 Men’s Waterproof Winter Boots with correct rubber lowers.

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Optional Accessories

Items below are optional costume accessories. These items are not required for approval, but if present appear as described below. If adding in an accessory after initial approval, the item still needs to be submitted to local GML for approval before use.

	MANDALORIAN SERIES EE-3 The base of the blaster is made from a Webley No. 1 MK 1 Flare gun (or replica) or made to resemble the prop, consisting of 3 main sections. The main body is black with a new hammer lock section and breech/barrel attachment. The stock is a dark walnut with inlaid greeblies that are gunmetal in color. The forward barrel has the look of polished gunmetal, consisting of grooves that are similar in nature to the ROTJ EE3, wrapping around the entire barrel and greeblies installed on the top forward section that are gunmetal in color. A Lyman all American 4x style rifle scope is mounted to the top of the breach and barrel by detachable scope rings resembling the correct Weaver Quad Lock version. There is a heat dissipater cone on the forward end of the barrel, similar to ROTJ, that has the look of polished steel. On the breach above the trigger assembly, there appears to be two Revell Visible V8 model kit piston halves and one crankshaft segment.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): EE3 base is an all-resin replica, including the stock, of an actual Webley flare gun or direct replica. Greeblies are from and actual Revell Visible V8 engine model parts kit or are direct replicas. Scope is an original Lyman All American 4X with correct Weaver part or direct replica.

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	MK5 BLASTER PISTOL The base of the sidearm is made from a Sedgley Mark V Flare gun, direct replica or closely resemble the prop and is 3-tones in color. The forward barrel assembly and breech has the appearance of weathered bronze, the main body is black, and the grip is brown, appearing to be wood. The sidearm has two main sections: the breech, grip and trigger and mid-barrel, derived from the Sedgley flare gun, and the forward and upper barrel section uniquely designed for the series. The forward barrel section consists of an upper and lower barrel, thicker at the muzzle and tapering slightly after the front connecting bracket. The top barrel passes through the middle sight assembly and is sharply angled at the rear end. Another tube ‘scope’ section attaches above the top barrel, connected also at the middle sight fixture. The scope tapers from the rear to the front in sections. The scope’s forward opening is sharply angled with a smaller, circular greeblie on the inside of the tube. The trigger follows the design of the Sedgley flare gun with hole drilled through the center, as well as grooves added to the finger press. The grip of the sidearm follows the same shape as the Sedgley flare gun with wood-looking grip inlays which feature a flat-head screw towards the top and a circular decorative greeblie towards the bottom which features another inset circle. The butt of the grip is indented and has a weathered bronze ring and swivel installed. A large flat-head screw type detail is visible on the rear body of the pistol that is steel in color. The forward muzzle rings of both barrels are steel in color.
	OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Base of the pistol is not a 3D print but is an actual Sedgley Mark V flare pistol or direct replica. The Barrel nut is from a German MP-40 submachine gun or a direct replica. The lower pistol barrel and bracket is derived from a German MP-41 submachine gun barrel and forward sight. The small greeblie in the scope is a gas block screw from a German STG-44 submachine gun or direct replica, and is painted red.

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