Costuming:CC CW-animated jet

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Commander Jet
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Model CC 812, Photo by Kevin W.
 
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Description: Commander Jet
Prefix: CC
Detachment: Clone Trooper Detachment
Context: The Clone Wars: Season 2 - Episode 5

Jet is a Commander in the Grand Army of the Republic. Specialized in the advanced use of flamethrowers and other incendiary devices, Jet often leads a squadron of Flame Troopers. As such, he wears distinctive heat-resistant armor and his helmet is equipped with experimental communications gear.


For 501st membership only the requirements in black need to be met.

In the page below, items listed in blue are recommended features that will improve the quality of the costume. Items listed in red are intended to further enhance the finished costume.

Special Notes:
• 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. See this thread at 501stclonetroopers.com for the differences between the sculpts. (This may require an additional forum account.)
• Armor parts shall be made from fiberglass, ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene), or a similar rigid material. This includes vacuum formed plastics as well as properly finished and smoothed 3D printed armor forms. See this thread at 501stclonetroopers.com for examples of acceptable and unacceptable levels of 3D print finishing.
• All numerical measurements given in CTD CRLs are approximate. Measurements should be followed as closely as possible while not affecting the proportionality of costume details. Proportionality should take precedence over exact measurements.


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.


Required Costume Components

The following costume components are present and appear as described below.


Jet Helmet.jpg Helmet
  • Modified Phase 1 sonic dampening helmet.
  • Helmet is painted a dull light brown.
  • A large dark brown stripe is painted on the dome of the helmet.
    • This stripe starts at the top of the eye lens and extends over the top of the dome to the back side, ending at the edge of the rear indented area.
  • An irregular, 6 sided polygon shaped plate is mounted on the front center forehead area.
    • This plate is painted yellow.
    • The bottom of this yellow plate extends into the eye lens area.
  • Each side of the upper dome has 4 elongated oval vents.
  • On each side of the helmet are large, domed hexagon earpieces with recessed centers.
    • The outside circumference of the earpiece is painted yellow.
    • The inside circumference of the earpiece is painted brown.
  • The center recessed area is dark brown.
  • The top center section of each earpiece has a telescoping antenna.
    • These antennas are not mounted in the center of the section, but on the forward edge.
    • Commander Jet is only seen with the left side antenna extended. The right side remains closed into its base.
  • An irregular, 4 sided quadrilateral shaped plate is mounted on the upper center rear of the dome.
  • The rear of the helmet has a large indented area with a protruding arched center section with a center disk.
    • The center disk is painted a grey-brown color.
  • Weathering of the brown areas consists of slightly darker shades of color along the inside and outside edges, and lightly colored tan scuff marks.
  • Weathering of the yellow areas consists of brown colored streaks, small blotches, and scuff marks.





TC animated neckseal.jpg Neck Seal
  • Neck seal is black in color with no ribbing.
  • No logos or labels are visible.


OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):
  • Neck seal closes in the front via two small black snaps.
  • A black balaclava is worn with the neckseal.





TK anh stunt undersuit.jpeg Under Suit
  • Black non-textured material, either one-piece or two-piece construction with no visible zippers or logos.




Jet Pauldron.jpg Pauldron
  • Very dark brown base.
  • 9 brown panel sections are placed onto the base.
    • The panels are the same brown color as the top of the helmet dome.
  • Center line between the two front panels runs diagonal across the chest.
  • On top of the three left shoulder panels is an additional layer of slightly smaller yellow panels.
  • Rear section of mantle is large enough to cover the majority of the back detail box of the armor.
  • Base of pauldron is not weathered.
  • Weathering of the brown panels consists of slight color shade differences across the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks concentrated along the edges.
  • Weathering of the yellow panels consists of brown colored streaks, small blotches, and scuff marks.




Jet Shoulders.jpg Shoulder Armor
  • Armor is painted yellow.
  • On both shoulders is a large, dark brown "Double G" marking which resembles an animal similar to a fox.
    • This design includes a single whisker on each side.
  • Weathering of the brown areas consists of slightly darker shades of color along the inside and outside edges, and lightly colored tan scuff marks.
  • Weathering of the yellow areas consists of brown colored streaks, small blotches, and scuff marks.




Jet Biceps.jpg Upper Arm Armor
  • Armor is painted the same lighter shade of brown as the helmet.
  • On the outside of each bicep piece, extending down from the top center edge, is a red-brown swallowtail shape banner symbol.
  • Armor has a notch on the lower area of the back of the arm that matches with the elbow armor.
  • Armor is be seamless.
    • No visible traces of how the armor was assembled are shown.
  • Weathering of the armor pieces consists of slight color shade differences across the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks concentrated along the edges.




Jet Forearms.jpg Forearm Armor
  • Armor is painted with a base color that is the same lighter shade of brown as the bicep armor.
  • Elbow plate is integrated into the forearm, with an upper extension that fits into the notch on the bicep armor.
  • The bulk of the forearm pieces is painted yellow.
    • This yellow section comes to an inverted point near the wrist, leaving the lighter brown color as a chevron shaped band around the cuff.
  • A dark brown band is painted around the piece, near the top of the forearm.
    • This dark brown band is only tall enough to cover the bottom edge of the elbow piece. The bulk of the elbow remains the lighter brown color.
    • The dark brown band comes to a raised point on the outside of the armor piece, causing the yellow section to also come to a raised point.
  • Left forearm has a compad with 4 main square recessed areas and 1 slightly smaller square recessed area.
    • The smaller recess is closest to the elbow.
    • The compad is painted the same lighter brown as most of the other armor pieces.
    • weathering of the square recessed areas consists of slightly darker shades of color along the inside edges.
  • Armor is seamless on the outside edge.
    • Due to the shape of the armor, a butted seam is acceptable on the inside if required.
  • Weathering of the brown areas consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks concentrated on the wrist edge.
  • Weathering of the yellow areas consists of brown colored streaks, small blotches, and scuff marks.




Jet Handplates.jpg Hand Plates
  • The hand plates are painted the same lighter brown as most of the other armor pieces.
  • Hand plates are mirror images of each other.
  • Hand plates have an angled peak that comes to a point over the index or middle finger, just past the main knuckle of the hand.
  • The left and right sides of the hand plates angle sharply downward to conform to the shape of the hand.
  • Weathering of the hand plates consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks concentrated on the raised and outside edges.





Generic-black-gloves.jpg Gloves
  • Black over the wrist gloves made of leather, nylon, or other low pile fabrics.
  • Gloves cover any exposed skin.
  • Gloves do not show any labels or logos when the armor is worn.




Jet Chest.jpg Chest Armor
  • The armor is painted the same lighter brown as most of the other armor pieces.
  • Lower portion of the chest has a curved area to match the abdomen armor.
  • Chest and back plate match together at the sides and shoulders with no open gap.
    • Butted seam lines are permitted if required.
  • Shoulder straps are placed over the chest and back armor at the seams.
  • Weathering of the chest armor consists of slightly darker shades of color along the inside and outside edges, and lightly colored tan scuff marks.




Jet Back.jpg Back Armor
  • The armor is painted the same lighter brown as most of the other armor pieces.
  • Rear tank has detailed area that contains a O11 pattern similar to a Stormtrooper.
  • Back and Chest armor match together at the sides and shoulders with no open gap.
    • Butted seam lines are permitted if required.
  • Shoulder straps are placed over the chest and back armor at the seams.
  • Weathering of the back armor consists of slightly darker shades of color along the inside and outside edges, and lightly colored tan scuff marks.




Jet Abdomen.jpg Abdomen Armor
  • The armor is painted the same lighter brown as most of the other armor pieces.
  • Top edge of the armor is curved to match the chest.
  • The ab armor protrudes out in the middle to match the shape of the chest armor.
  • 4 inset lines divide the ab plate into segments.
  • A butted seam between ab plate and kidney is acceptable.
  • Weathering of the abdomen armor consists of slightly darker shades of color and lightly colored tan scuff marks, both concentrated around the various edges.




Jet Kidney.jpg Kidney Armor
  • The armor is painted the same lighter brown as most of the other armor pieces.
  • A butted seam between ab plate and kidney is acceptable.
  • Weathering of the kidney armor consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks concentrated on the outside edges.




Jet Codpiece.jpg Codpiece and belt front
  • Belt is approx 3" tall and divided into 1.75" wide segments. The front segments have a key/slot detail.
  • The majority of the belt section is painted the darker brown color.
    • The two front key/slot sections are painted the lighter brown color.
  • The codpiece is also painted the lighter brown.
  • Weathering of the armor consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks. Both grow heavier around the outside edges.




Jet Posterior.jpg Posterior Armor, Belt rear and Detonator
  • The rear of the belt and the detonator are painted the darker brown color.
  • The posterior section itself is painted the lighter brown.
  • Detonator is centered on the back of belt with no control buttons. The detonator has 2 lines set in approx 1/2" - 5/8" from the edges.
    • Lines may be recessed or painted on.
  • Weathering of the armor consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks.




Jet Belt Boxes.jpg Belt Boxes
  • (2) rectangular boxes are mounted at the hips.
  • The belt boxes are painted the darker brown color.
    • The top edge of the box is tapered toward the outside.
    • There is an inset detail near the top of each box.
  • Weathering of the armor consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks along the edges.




Jet Thighs.jpg Thigh Armor
  • The armor pieces are painted the lighter brown color.
  • Front of thigh armor has a flat triangular area near the knee with a notch cut out for the knee armor.
    • From the top of the triangle a ridge line travels up the front of the thigh to the top.
  • Armor is seamless.
    • No visible traces of how the armor was assembled are shown.
  • Weathering of the armor consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks along the raised edges.




Jet Kama.jpg Kama
  • The kama is made of a heavy duty material.
  • The Kama is the same darker brown as on the belt and thigh boxes.
  • The kama has yellow trim that matches the other accented armor pieces.
  • The front edges of the kama line up with the outside edges of the front two sections of the belt.
  • The bottom front corners of the kama are rounded angles.
  • The rear of the kama is slightly longer than the front.
  • The sides of the kama extend to middle of the knee armor.
  • The back of the kama is split all the way up to the belt.
  • Weathering consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks.




Jet Holsters.jpg Holsters
  • Holsters are painted the lighter brown color.
  • Holsters connect to the belt via straps
  • Weathering consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks which grow heavier along the edges.




Jet Shins.jpg Lower Leg Armor
  • Armor is painted with a base color that is the same lighter shade of brown as many of the other armor pieces.
  • The knee armor is integrated into the shin armor, with an upper extension that fits into the notch on the thigh armor.
  • The lower 2/3 of the leg armor is painted yellow.
    • The yellow area drastically slants downward as it wraps to the backside of the piece.
    • This yellow section comes to an inverted point near the ankle, leaving the lighter brown color as a chevron shaped band around the lower edge.
  • A dark brown band is painted around the piece, at the top of the yellow section.
    • The dark brown band comes to a raised point on the lower center of the knee section.
  • Armor is seamless on the outside edge.
    • Due to the shape of the armor, a butted seam is acceptable on the inside if required.
  • Weathering of the brown areas consists of slightly darker shades of color along the surface, and lightly colored tan scuff marks which grow heavier along the edges.
  • Weathering of the yellow areas consists of brown colored streaks, small blotches, and scuff marks which grow heavier along the angled edges.




Jet Boots.jpg Boots
  • The boots are colored with the same light brown color as many of the other armor pieces.
  • Boots are ankle high or tall enough to cover the ankle and eliminate any visible black undersuit.
  • Boots are lace-less and have flat soles.
  • Boots have a center strip running from the toe to the ankle.
  • A dark brown strap across the top of the foot, and 2 flat light brown discs on either side of the foot, terminating the strap.
  • The boots are weathered with lightly colored tan scuff marks which grow heavier along the raised edges.


OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):
  • Boots have accurate notched soles.




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.



CW animated dc17 pistol.jpg DC-17 Hand Blaster (animated style)

Manufactured by BlasTech Industries, DC-17 pistols are designed for use as secondary weapons. Because they are widely recognized for their high stopping power and firing rate, many battlefield officers use them as primarily combat weapons.

  • This is the animated variant of the DC-17 blaster.
  • The number of pistols carried is dependent on the number of holsters.







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