Helmet shape is the base “Nite Owl” live-action design

Helmet is painted entirely blue, with significant weathering. Weathering should match the on-screen version as closely as possible.

Rangefinder does not have to be movable. Rangefinder should be attached in such a manner that it will not come off during normal use.

Visor should be smoke black; the wearer’s face should not be visible.

Sizing should be appropriate to avoid “bobble head” effect. Rule of thumb is helmet width should not exceed half the distance between the shoulders.

Soft parts should come up high enough that no neck is visible when the helmet is worn.

Torso pieces are breastplate, ab plate, collar/”trap” plates, and backplate. All armor should be shaped according to the source material.

The breastplate must be in one piece, with grooves in between the side pieces and the central Iron Heart. The top of the breastplate should be approximately 2” (5 cm) below the sternal notch of the collar bone.

The ab plate must be a separate piece. There should be approximately 1/4” (7 mm) space between the ab plate and the breastplate. There should be approximately 2 ½ - 3” of space between the bottom of the ab plate and the top of the belt.

·The collar plates must curve over the wearer’s shoulders and end approximately 2” (5 cm) above the breastplate. The collar plates should not bite into the wearer’s neck. The space between the collar plates and the backplate is minimal.

The backplate curves around the back and has two “wing” extensions below the jetpack.

The backplate supports the jetpack and must either be integral with the jetpack or have secure connection points.

All armor pieces are painted blue and have extensive silver weathering. The central Iron Heart is a heavily weathered silver. The grooves in the breastplate should be a very dark grey. Weathering should match the on-screen version as closely as possible.

All torso armor should be sized appropriately to the wearer. The armor should not “float” on the wearer. No attachment methods should be visible.

Shoulder armor should be sized appropriately to the wearer. Shoulder armor should be attached at the shoulder points and free to move against the upper arm. No attachment method should be visible.

Armor is bell shaped with an inset area at the bottom.

Shoulder armor is painted blue with the Nite Owl design in cream and black. Weathering is extensive and should reveal the underlying paint and beskar. Weathering should match the on-screen version as closely as possible.

Gauntlets should be sized appropriately and should close with a hidden hinge and/or pin-and-lock mechanism. Gauntlets should extend approximately 3/4 of the way up the wearer’s forearms.

Gauntlets are painted blue with silver and dark grey highlights. Weathering should match the on-screen version as closely as possible.

Hand guards are fan-shaped and painted blue. Grooves should be present and match the source material.

Hand guards should be sized appropriately to the wearer and are attached to the gloves. Attachment method should not be visible.

Hand guards and gauntlets should not touch.

All armor should be shaped according to the on-screen version. No attachment methods should be visible except where otherwise specified.

Lower torso armor is one piece. The top edge should be approximately 3/8” (1 cm) below the belt.

The top edge of the thigh armor should be 2 ½ - 3” below the belt. Thigh armor should extend approximately 2/3rd of the way down the thigh.

There is a groove running along the outer edge of the thigh armor, and the center is inset.

Knee armor should rest on the kneecap. Knee armor curves around the side of the knee but does not cover the back of the leg. Knee armor may be held on with black elastic that blends into the flightsuit, but should also have velcro supports under the armor.

Armor should be sized appropriately to the wearer. Armor is painted blue with extensive silver weathering. Weathering should match the on-screen version as closely as possible.

Flightsuit is colored a dark charcoal with white stitching as shown in reference pictures.

Flightsuit has a secondary set of short sleeves with ribbed trimming on the ends. Below the edges of the sleeves is a square ribbed panel extending down but stopping right above the elbow facing outwards.

Stitching patterns should match reference pictures.

The flight suit has a high collar that is visible above the flak vest's V neckline. The front of the collar consists of four panels with decorative topstitching. 

The top shoulder area of the vest has a dark brown panel, and there is another dark brown panel going diagonally from the front of the sleeve towards the middle of the chest that is hidden by the chest armor. It is ribbed with white stitching. The sleeves of the vest and collar are trimmed with dark brown tubing.

The vest should end at around the navel, and the ab plate should not extend more than 3/8” (1 cm) beyond it.

Gloves are made of a black leather or leather-like material.

Gloves should tuck into the gauntlets. No skin should be visible.

Belt is made out of brown leather or leather-like material and is approximately 4” (10 cm) wide. There is a narrow center belt that is firmly attached to the wider back belt to give the appearance of one piece.

There is a center buckle and a side buckle. The buckles are on the narrow center belt and should be

There are multiple pouches attached to the belt made out of the same material as the belt. Topstitching should be visible. Tooling leather is recommended.

The holster sits on the right hip and should be sized appropriately to the Westar 35 prop used. The holster is made out of the same material as the belt and should fasten to the belt with metal clips. The holster should rest over the right thigh armor.

Boots are a dark brown leather. Laces and zip closures are both permitted as long as they are hidden by the gaiters. The boot can be any height. Heels should be flat.

Gaiters are made of a dark brown leather or leather-like material similar to the boot. They should be shaped to match the reference pictures. They fold over at the top so that the flesh side of the leather is visible. They must cover the majority of the boot as seen in the source material. Gaiters should fasten with an inner zip.

One Westar 35 in the live action style should be present.

Westar should be painted according to the on-screen version and should fit in the holster.

Jetpack is required. The jetpack should be sized and shaped according to the source material.

The jetpack should attach securely to the backplate or can be integral with the backplate. The jetpack should not pull the backplate away from the flightsuit. A harness is recommended to take the weight. The harness should not be visible.

The jetpack is painted dark grey with blue and silver highlights.

Hair should be dark in colour, black preferred. Wigs should look as natural as possible.

Hair should be braided as seen on screen, with forehead braids. Some loose hair is present around the ears and the nape of the neck.

Makeup is not required; if used, it should look as natural as possible.