GMLs uncertain about an aspect of submitted costume shall post questions in the appropriate DL/GML peer review section of the Legion forum.

Details on construction may be found on the respective costume detachment web forum.

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.

GMLs are free to approve this costume type. 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. Proportionality should take precedence over exact measurements.

Measurements should be followed as closely as possible while not affecting the proportionality of costume details.

All numerical measurements given in CTD CRLs are approximate.

See this thread at for examples of acceptable and unacceptable levels of 3D print finishing. This includes vacuum formed plastics as well as properly finished and smoothed 3D printed armor forms.

Armor parts shall be made from fiberglass, ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene), or a similar rigid material.

(This may require an additional forum account.) See this thread at for the differences between the sculpts.

The “Animated” armor design, seen in 2008 The Clone Wars Cartoon Series, differs from the “Realistic” armor design used to create characters from the theatrical films, video games, and graphic novels.

Items listed in red are intended to further enhance the finished costume. In the page below, items listed in blue are recommended features that will improve the quality of the costume. This time Rex has a unique helmet sculpt, worn only by him.įor 501st membership only the requirements in black need to be met.

Season 4 introduced new helmets and armor for the clones. Visit the Gallery for this Costume for more models and parts views.

Model Captain Rex (Phase 2), Photo by Unknown

Clone wars phase 2