Darth Plagueis not 501st?
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Hey guys. Just inquiring as to why Darth Plagueis is not featured on the SLD with a CRL? I know he is not featured in the 7 movies but neither are some of the characters that are approval that feature in Clone wars. Any info would be appreciated.
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Not enough reference pictures maybe?
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I'd say it's because no one has bothered with starting a CRL on him
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I'd second what Triple9 said and would say lack of reference images
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I think I might be able to help provide some info on this Smile

So it's kinda complicated how it works in terms of where certain Sith lord costumes go but in brief the SLD is dedicated to housing official film canon Sith Lords, so really any Sith that appears on the big screen. Currently the only two exceptions to the rule are Kylo since although not technically a Sith or a Darth he resides with us on the SLD since it made sense. The second being the Ralph McQuarrie Concept Vader (much like how the FISD has the RMQ TK)

Then for costumes/characters such as Darth Plagueis whom don't appear in the films would have a home over on The Flagship Eclipse which covers the rest of the Sith Lords that aren't film canon ranging from Darth Revan to Starkiller. Plagues would also fall under TFE as well. TFE Is also where characters from the TV shows such as Ventress are located as well

http://databank.501st.com/databank/Costu...clipse_CRL



Oh and the other fellas are right, there wouldn't be a CRL of Plagueis since no one has bothered to make him or draft one up. A lack of reference material would also be an issue


Hopefully that helps answer you question mate Doppeldaumen1
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I checked the flagship eclipse before my first comment he's not on that either
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(Saturday 3-Sep-2016, 08:21 PM)Triple9 Wrote:  I checked the flagship eclipse before my first comment he's not on that either

Yeah technically Plagueis is 100% TFE, the only reason you won't see a CRL is because no one has built a Plagueis yet. They've changed how new to legion costume are done now and teh builder can't just have a blank CRL up and have an approved costume of said blank CRL. So TFE won't be putting up CRL page until the whole thing is written up and someone has made the costume (at least that's how I remember it off the top of my head)

Just did a search on the TFE forums too and there's not a single mention of him in a costume sense so I'd say it's never really been thought of
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Awesome info guys. I had a friend who is considering joining and he wanted to look at this as a character. I gave the advice of "follow and build your favorite character" for your first as it makes the build more rewarding

I knew id get the right info here. By the looks of things on google image search it looks like there is about a dozen interpretations of him also.

Thank-you guys.
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(Saturday 3-Sep-2016, 10:07 PM)BigDub Wrote:  Awesome info guys. I had a friend who is considering joining and he wanted to look at this as a character. I gave the advice of "follow and build your favorite character" for your first as it makes the build more rewarding

I knew id get the right info here. By the looks of things on google image search it looks like there is about a dozen interpretations of him also.

Thank-you guys.

That's excellent on advice for going for the character you love Wink

With that in mind I can share some insight since I've been working through the same process he would go through for Plaguesis but with my RMQ Vader. So he may find it useful to see how I've gone about the documentation and research side of things http://www.501st.com.au/forum/showthread.php?tid=10455

I would also highly recommend having a read of the page linked too below as it it give excellent clarification into new to Legion Costumes Doppeldaumen1

This part in particular helps outline the requirements in terms of references:
Quote:- The character must be represented visually by an officially authorized Star Wars publication. Full body front/back/side reference must be available. Costumes based only on text descriptions cannot be approved.

-An action figure may be used as supplemental reference, but cannot not be the only reference for the character.


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A mate of mine in the states has been working on his head so it wont be long till it will be on the crl's
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