Helmet

• Helmet must be a standard style Mandalorian helmet with classic “T” shaped visor that obscures the wearer’s face.
• The Helmet ears must feature inset vented ear caps like those seen in the Open Seasons references and also have NO keyslots at the rear of the helmet or indented “turn signal” triangles on the forehead.
• No borden connector is present on the lower right cheek of the helmet.
• Helmet dome, lower cheeks and rear panels must be painted a medium green. This color must match the chosen color for the armor. Helmet upper cheeks must be a similar color that contrasts lightly with the medium green base color of the helmet.
• The area around the visor of the helmet must be painted red with a slight orange tint.
• Standard modern style rangefinders are required for this character. Rangefinder stalk is silver in color with the topper painted medium gray.

BRL Level Approval:

• Helmet rangefinder stalk is made from metal.

Flightsuit

• Full flightsuit is required. No short sleeved flightsuits allowed. The only permitted Legends character from this series permitted with short sleeves is Montross.
• Double sleeved flightsuits are not permitted for use with this character.
• Flightsuit color must be medium gray and cannot have contrasting sleeves. The color of the top, bottom, and sleeves of the flightsuit must match.
• Flightsuit is worn in a relatively loose fashion with some bagginess noted in the arms and sleeves of said suit. This fit is specific to this character and has no bearing on custom CRLs.

Neck Seal

• Neck seal should closely match the flightsuit and flak vest in color and provide a clean transition, obscuring the neck from view into the helmet.
• Neck seal may either be attached to the flak vest or flightsuit and close at the back as there is no apparent seam or closure method in visual references.

BRL Level Approval:

• Neck seal must have a wrinkled appearance.

Capes

• A cape must be worn with this costume.
• The cape may either be worn off the left shoulder or around the neck, partially obscuring the collar plate.
• Cape length should fall to no longer than the back of the knee or fall excessively short than the waist items.
• Cape color is restricted to olive drab.
• Cape material should be of a sturdy composition of either duck cloth or canvas.

Gloves

• Gloves should be close to the references and be made of smooth unlined leather or leather like material.
• Gloves colors should be light to medium grey

BRL Level Approval:

• Gloves are made of leather.

Flak Vest

• Vest is of a basic design that closes at the sides, featuring front, back, and side panels fit snugly to the wearer.
• Vest color must be medium gray. Overall, the vest should match the color of the flightsuit within a few shades.
• The bottom edge of the flak vest must not be visible and be tucked into the waist items.

Waist Items & Ammo Belt

• Ammunition belt is a single wide belt that is medium brown in color and made from leather or leather like material. The ammo belt must feature six (6) medium brown pouches made from leather or leather-like material mounted straight across the front of the belt.
• For applicants building this character, it is permissible for the waist items to encroach upon the abdominal plate of the armor. This is something specific to characters from Open Seasons and has no bearing on custom CRLs.
• Jango also features two holsters with leg straps worn over the thigh plates. Holsters must be brown in color, matching the ammunition belt and must resemble reference images. The holsters are also made of leather or leather-like material.

BRL Level Approval:

• Belt, waist items, and holster are made from leather.

Boots

• Must be sturdy style combat boot with aggressive style soles.
• Any laces must be fully covered by the leg of the flight suit and by the boot armor
• Boots color should match the flight or be light to medium grey in color.

Armor

• Armor must be medium configuration. Medium armor configuration consists of a collar, two separate chest plates, a chest diamond, an ab plate, back plate, shoulder plates, thigh plates, cod piece, knee plates, shin plates and boot plates.
• Cod piece and back plate are required. They cannot be substituted by loin cloth or full cape.
• Boba Fett style “thong” is not permitted on this character. Cod piece must sit flush to the builder.
• Armor plate designs for the chest plates, ab plate, thigh plates, knee armor, shin armor and back plate must be sourced from the Open Seasons comic books.
• The mating edge between the chest and ab plates must differ from standard Boba or Jango plates. For this version of Jango Fett, this means the edge must be a smooth continuous curve with no angles or corners. Approximately hemispherical in shape but with a more pronounced center.
• The outside edges of the chest plates must have an inward hemispherical edge. The chest plate fangs must follow along the mating edge and end at the edge of the Ab plate.
• The left chest plate must feature a single solitary indented rectangle towards the top of the plate, in the middle.
• The back plate must be a single solitary piece. Due to the lack of images of back armor on this version of Jango Fett, some design variance here is accepted with the approval of the application team.
• Some design variance is accepted of the thigh plates, but overall they are egg-shaped in appearance with an flat sections at the top and bottom of the plate.
• Knee armor must feature two dart boxes, trapezoidal in shape, on both the inside and outside of the knee plate while the overall design is more angular and sharp than that of the standard modern style knee plate.
• Shin armor is a more exaggerated with angled edges, and sides that slant inward toward the builder the closer to the boot the plate gets.
• Boot plates are trapezoidal in shape.
• Color of the chest armor, chest diamond, cod, thigh, shin, and boot plates must be a medium green and match that of the helmet and weathered to match references.
• A circle “O” is painted on the chest plates and ab plate around the chest diamond the same red orange as the visor of the helmet.
• Shoulder and knee armor must be painted yellow with an orange tint.

BRL Level Approval:

• Knee darts are made of metal.

Gauntlets

• Must be of a basic clamshell design with a top and bottom half split up the inside and outside of the arm that tapers inward slightly as the gauntlet gets closer to the wrist.
• The top shell of the gauntlet features a flattened appearance.
• A large cylindrical blaster greeblie is present on the top of each gauntlet. Variance in design is acceptable here as long as the look meets the overall spirit of the comic references.
• Outside of the gauntlet shells must feature a long skinny trapezoid box.
• This version of Jango Fett features gauntlet hoses and connectors on both arms. A tapered cone is present on the inside top corner of the gauntlet shell, connected to a hose that is medium gray in color.
• Gauntlets are the same red orange as the visor color of the helmet.

BRL Level Approval:

• Gauntlet closure method is hidden from view.
• Hoses must give the appearance of having segmented sections.

Sigils

• No sigil appears on this version of Jango Fett, outside of the “O” painted on the chest and ab plates.

Weapons

• Jango uses two different blaster load outs. Applicant is allowed to have both OR one of the following;
• Dual Westar-34s with a shortened barrel. The Rubies version of the Westar 34 should be used as the benchmark for the live action version of this weapon.
• Open Season stylized blaster with a cylindrical barrel and optics centered on blaster receiver. There should be no cone on the end. Some design variance is accepted here as the depiction changes in the comics.

Weathering Notes

• This version of Jango Fett features various options for weathering. At no time should this costume be clean.
• The options for weathering are as follows;
• Costume can be muddy featuring splatters and smears of mud and dirt in a medium to red brown color heavier at boots. Soft parts should feature caked mud and splatter.
• Costume can be heavily weathered featuring liberal amounts of paint chipping and scratches. Soft parts should feature enough dirt, scuffs and grime to be easily distinguishable against the base soft part.
• The costume should be consistently weathered for either option.