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Actually I am not even sure if they are bounty hunter because I do not know who it is... but I ran into this costumed character at Brick Fest of all places...

Is this a real character in-universe or is this just an awesome fan-made costume?

I am assuming this is a character from Star Wars as he was there with the 501st Legion.

bounty hunter in brown and gold costume with big sword
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    Why does that have to be a Star Wars bounty hunter and not just a medieval knight? – ThePopMachine Jul 25 '17 at 20:21
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    Because of Mandalorian helmet? – Gallifreyan Jul 25 '17 at 20:22
  • @ThePopMachine I will add it to my question but hes was with the 501st. – Skooba Jul 25 '17 at 20:24
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    The (our) left shoulder has a lion; the right shoulder has a saw blade. The left side of the helmet looks sort of Mandalorian; the right side doesn't. There is fur. I just don't see the evidence this is even supposed to be related to Star Wars. There are no (metal) swords in Star Wars. Either it's a weird mashup, or a coincidence. – ThePopMachine Jul 25 '17 at 20:25
  • There is your answer ^ – amflare Jul 25 '17 at 20:35
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This is a fan-made costume.

Designing and wearing custom Mandalorian costumes has been quite popular for years, especially after the Clone Wars series brought in new, canon Mandalorian armor beyond the original Boba/Jango armors from the movies.

While I have no direct evidence, that person is likely a member of the Mandalorian Mercs, a costuming organization that frequently partners with the 501st Legion and Rebel Legion to invade sci-fi/comic conventions and perform charity work.

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Most people building Mandalorian armor of that level of detail start off their hobbying at The Dented Helmet for resources, guides, and connecting with expert prop-makers. They usually connect with the costuming groups from there or vice versa.

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I think it's just a fan-made costume, based on the helmet looking similar to Boba Fett's, meaning it's probably a medieval version of said bounty hunter.

Not definite, but that's what I see.

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