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[MCarger81]

I apologize if this has already been covered, I just couldn't find anything related. I'd like to make my soft parts like the New Boba Fett where the pants are semi baggy....is this allowed or not?

[Tramp Graphics]

I apologize if this has already been covered, I just couldn't find anything related. I'd like to make my soft parts like the New Boba Fett where the pants are semi baggy....is this allowed or not?

Not for a custom character.

[MCarger81]

Not for a custom character.

So if I'm trying to look pretty similar to his overall look, that's not allowed?

[Tramp Graphics]

So if I'm trying to look pretty similar to his overall look, that's not allowed?

Unfortunately, no. There are certain outfits that are, as of yet, unique to specific characters, as opposed to common among Mandalorians in general. Boba’s new soft goods are one such example. Another is the Armorer’s helmet being unique to her, as well as Sabine Wren’s pants and shirt, or her mother’s tunic.

Basically, Boba’s new soft goods break a number of the CRLs for a Modern kit; in particular, the one about the flight suit needing to fit “snugly” to the wearer, whereas Boba’s new pants do anything but that.

[Arkham]

That baggy style of pants will be restricted solely to building that particular canon version of Boba Fett. This will most likely not change until such a time as we see far more common canon references to this style in the future, which may never happen.

Per the CRLs:

Flight suit must fit snugly to the wearer.

Until the CRLs change, this requirement must be followed.

[MCarger81]

That baggy style of pants will be restricted solely to building that particular canon version of Boba Fett. This will most likely not change until such a time as we see far more common canon references to this style in the future, which may never happen.

Per the CRLs:
Until the CRLs change, this requirement must be followed.

Well thank you for that input, I will repaint my whole armor/ helmet and wear some form-fitting pants ...... back to the drawing board