RIP Carlyle Rausgeber
"It's all been bloody marvellous..."
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Intent: Get Carlyle some new threads.
Development Thread: At the judges discretion.
Manufacturer: Carlyle Rausgeber, The First Order
Model: N/A
Affiliation: The First Order.
Modularity: No
Production: Unique.
Material: Gaberwool and Dewback Leather.
Classification: Anti-Blaster.
Weight: 2 kg.
Quality: 2
Special Features:
Strengths:
+Warm On The Inside: The uniform itself is woven in a way which insulates the wearer from the cold. Although not advisable, the wearer will be able to traverse the cold environments for extended periods.
+Flame Retardant: Despite appearances, the uniform is resistant to fire. Carlyle specifically asked for the gaberwool to be treated in such a way that unless actually thrown on a pyre.
Weaknesses:
-Don't Trip On Your Aspirations: The cape provides a real weakness due to the fact it drags like a wedding train. It can slide under someones boot, and cause a nasty fall for the wearer, or absent minded lackeys.
-Caught Red Handed: Particularly on shuttle ramps, or in small crevices. This means the cape can snag and cause the wearer much discomfort.
Description: After having watched a First Order produced documentary series, "Men Who Made The Empire", Carlyle Rausgeber fell in love with the long dead Orson Krennic. For Carlyle, Krennic personified everything he loved about the First Order and Galactic Empire. The fact that a man with no background or noble lineage managed to work his way up to a project as architect of Project Stardust.
As an appreciator of aesthetics, Carlyle contracted the supplier of officers uniforms for First Imperial officers and made a private order. Through negotiations, and extensive consultations with a tailor, Carlyle helped model a uniform fit for the Directors visage.
The uniform itself was simple in design, made up of a white tunic and a matching cape that trails behind the wearer by a good half a foot. Carlyle retained the First Order boots, but did however have a pair of black trousers tailor made to add to the appearance. The gaberwool used was treated with flame retardants before being woven.
An addition which was added was the dewback leather holster for a side arm.
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