HELMET AND ERA CLASSIFICATION
The classification system works as follows: The first classification is the primary era for the helmet. The second classification is an alternate era that the helmet would also be accepted into, followed by the required additions for the helmet to be accepted into that era.
Primary Era/Secondary Era (required mods for Secondary Era)
Modern Era
Rebels Imperial Commando: Canon costumes only
Rebels Clan Wren Female
Rebels Clan Wren Male
Rebels Mandalorian Protector Pilot
Rebels Sabine helmet
WOF stock Boba*
Rafalworks stock Boba*
Mystery Helmet*
Sgt Fang Boba*
SkyGunBro Concept Fett V1: Late Crusader/Modern (no mods allowed for modern)
SkyGunBro Concept Fett V2
Asok Budget Boba*
Asok GMH Boba*
Asok Jango
AnimeFan Boba*
Cruzer Jango
Cruzer Night Owl
Jinto Boba*
Headshot Props Supercommando
Headshot Props Merc
Headshot Props Legacy V1 & V2
Headshot Props Vizla
Saz Boba Fett
Saz Celtic
Saz Deathwatch
Saz Jango
Saz Krayt Dragon
Saz Movie Night Owl
Saz Starbreaker
Saz Wolfpack
Lone Wolf Boba
Lone Wolf style Executioner
Lone Wolf style Pilot
Droodles Boba:
MLS Boba Fett
MLS Mando
MDSB/NME Merc
NME Assassin: Modern
MDSB/NME Enforcer
NME Stalker
TMA Classic Mando helmet
TMA Night Owl
TMA Rebels Male Mando
TomVader Juggernaut
TomVader Buzzerker
TomVader Behemoth
Skirata Arms Destroyer
Iron Forge Renegade:
Iron Forge Variant
Rubies 2015 Boba Fett
Robinson Creations Intimidator
Acacin Armouries Fett Style Helmet
Acacin Armouries Hoplite Helmet
Acacin Armouries Sabine Style Helmet
Acacin Armouries DWA Helmet
Acacin Armouries Pre Viszla Helmet
TMA Deathwatch: Modern
TMA Sabine Wren
Forge props Boba
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*NOTE: Boba Fett helmets used on custom kits must have the dent on the dome filled.
ERA CLASSIFICATION
Modern/Legacy
Modern helmets have several predominant design cues that we can find in the films and art.
Namely, they are mainly composed of three separate areas: the face, dome, and back. These areas are often separated by a raised band, or "brow" that stretches around the helmet and connects to the helmet's mandibles. Modern helmets also feature "ears" or "earcaps" which protrude from each side of the helmet. Often, the function of the ear is to house a rangefinder stalk. The face itself is made up of three distinct parts: the mandibles, the "cheek bone" and the cheek. The mandibles are the T-shaped portion of the face. In modern helmets, the vertical portion of the mandibles is generally straight, with the lines being parallel to each other. The T-visor is most often fully cut so that the visor is flush with the bottom of the helmet. The cheek bone is the recessed portion of the face that connects the mandibles to the cheeks. This feature appears on all modern helmets in some form except for Legacy helmets. The cheek bone in modern helmets is most commonly a full arc that starts at the earcaps and ends at the bottom of the mandibles. The cheeks follow a similar, but smaller arc to the cheek bones. The cheeks usually are flat on the bottom and appear to flare out from the cheek bone. The back of the helmet is flat at the bottom, but is not as long as the face. Modern helmets often have "keyslots" which is defined by an inset panel with small, horizontal cutouts.
Examples of the Modern helmet
Common Question:
Why do I have to fill the dent on my Boba Fett helmet? Isn't it plausible that my character has the same dent in the same location?
Anything is plausible in fiction, but due to the fact that Boba Fett's dent is so iconic, we do not allow new applicants to be approved with that dent.
The Modern era is the most common build era and the one that most people are drawn to.
This era is also unique in the fact that it has two sub-sections:
Mandalorian Pilot and Legacy armor
• Spacing is the most common issue with modern armor.
Always remember the rule of thumb—plates should sit with about a thumb-width gap between them—and it is extremely important that the spacing be consistent across all of the armor.
• Legacy armor, by contrast, cannot have any gaps between collar, chest diamond, and ab plates; plates abut one another or overlap.
• Lastly, regarding the Pilot: always make sure to use thigh pockets; they can be easy to forget about.
There is always more to learn about these eras, but I hope that these introductory tips and images have given you a basic understanding of the four eras for custom kits in the MMCC. As always, consult the CRLs, App Team, and your clan’s Ruus’alor as you go about your build.
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