A flightsuit with shoulder pockets removed will work perfectly fine. Kama is made of twill fabric in a trapezoidal pattern.

A very solid build. Great job

A game model file can be found on sketchup

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ ... uard?hl=en

Your local gml can be found in your local garrison. As far as costume parts the shins should have flat representation vs the curve look. https://img2.cgtrader.com/items/1932107/f4a6ffbaae/imperial-shadow-guard-whit-weapon-for-3d-printing-3d-model-stl.jpg https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/starwars/...

On second thoughts, they are probably ok. Video game references do should a gap between the shoulder and the helmet, so ok! My helmet might actually be too big for me now that I see that. Pics - Depends on your GML and the Detachment Leader. Normally they need an arms raised side position as well. ...

The back of the chelsea boot should also be of same red material. As I would stir away from the black detailing on the boot.

The link is based on the game model. Weapons are not required for approval.

https://www.deviantart.com/trappermitch ... -299417752

It's not a bad prop. Depending on how game accurate you would want to be. Some of the greeblies look inverted. Ultimately it's what you wish to do.

The sides on mine are sewn but I always left the bottom un hemmed.

This turned out fine for it being a wtf kit. Should have no issues being approved