Rebel Ground Crew

ALL, Episode IV (ANH), Troopers

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CHARACTER DESCRIPTION

Rebel Ground Crew supported the Rebels at the Battle of Yavin by loading droids into the sockets and were hands on for preflight prep and checks. (Source: Wookieepedia)


REQUIRED ITEMS

[box]Note, this is different than the hangar technician in that the techs with helmets are never seen directly working on the fighters. The helmetless ground crew load droids into the sockets and are hands on for preflight prep and checks.[/box] [box]1. Flightsuit:

Flightsuit: Light tan or light gray coverall with mandarin-style collar and pointed tab, rectangular pocket with a flap closure on upper right arm, 2 hip pockets and 4 leg pockets. No visible zippers or snaps. This is the same flightsuit as the Pilots wear and pockets should be the same. Pants can be hemmed or cuffed.[/box] [box]2. Boots:

Black boots or black shoes with rounded toe and smooth finish. Black Mid calf Boots are required if pant legs are to be tucked in. Shoes may be worn if pant legs are untucked.[/box]


OPTIONAL ITEMS

[box]1. Jumpsuit legs may be worn inside or outside of the Boots.

If a belt is worn, legs must be untucked. If no belt is worn, legs must be tucked in to boots.

2. Belt: dark khaki, khaki green, British Khaki, Olive, Olive drab or dark tan with a roll pin buckle.
Belt should have mini-flare loops that can be empty or contain the mini-flares.

3. One “Code Cylinder” aka “X-Wing tool” in left pocket.[/box]


COSTUME RESOURCES

  1. RAID Detachment forum

Standard reviewed by the Costume Standards Committee 22 March 2018


PLEASE NOTE: The costume standards are a guide, yet are not an all inclusive outline of required elements. The judges will be looking for quality of workmanship, accurate execution and use of materials in addition to these general standards check lists. If you have a question about fabrics, colours, and parts choices for your build please contact the Detachment Officer for your category about parts/materials you are considering before you start your build, or post a ‘Work in Progress’ (WIP) thread on the forum. (LCJ listing here)