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Hi everyone,

Here are interesting connections between the numerous references and images concerning the Covert Tribe Mandalorians who appear in Episodes 1 and 3 of Season 1 of The Mandalorian.

I noticed many similarities in the depictions of a specific female Covert Mandalorian throughout different media, even though she did not clearly appear in the show. This lead me to believe that there was a clear template or reference material concerning these Mandalorians. As time passed, more and more evidence of this appeared, so I will try to link these to provide good source material for anyone interested.

First, here are 4 appearances of the same female Mandalorian. Although there are alterations in her garb, these definitely come from the same "template". These come from: Funko Pop, Lego, Card Trader App and a t-shirt featuring concept art.
[ATTACH=full]212924[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]212925[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]212926[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]212927[/ATTACH]

Now she also appears in the Art of The Mandalorian, which really confirms that these media used the same concept art.

[ATTACH=full]212928[/ATTACH]

Following this design first is easier, because the helmet and colors are very consistent throughout the different representations. I think there are 7 or 9 other unnamed Covert Tribe Mandalorians that come from the same source material, but unfortunately, their representation varies a bit more.

A final confirmation finally dawned on me while rewatching the Covert Tribe scenes frame by frame. Here it is:

[ATTACH=full]212931[/ATTACH]

I will try to develop this further tomorrow, so I hope it can be useful.

<blockquote data-quote="TheCovertTribe" data-source="post: 514026" data-attributes="member: 15816">Hi everyone,Here are interesting connections between the numerous references and images concerning the Covert Tribe Mandalorians who appear in Episodes 1 and 3 of Season 1 of The Mandalorian.I noticed many similarities in the depictions of a specific female Covert Mandalorian throughout different media, even though she did not clearly appear in the show. This lead me to believe that there was a clear template or reference material concerning these Mandalorians. As time passed, more and more evidence of this appeared, so I will try to link these to provide good source material for anyone interested.First, here are 4 appearances of the same female Mandalorian. Although there are alterations in her garb, these definitely come from the same &quot;template&quot;. These come from: Funko Pop, Lego, Card Trader App and a t-shirt featuring concept art.[ATTACH=full]212924[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]212925[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]212926[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]212927[/ATTACH]Now she also appears in the Art of The Mandalorian, which really confirms that these media used the same concept art.[ATTACH=full]212928[/ATTACH]Following this design first is easier, because the helmet and colors are very consistent throughout the different representations. I think there are 7 or 9 other unnamed Covert Tribe Mandalorians that come from the same source material, but unfortunately, their representation varies a bit more.A final confirmation finally dawned on me while rewatching the Covert Tribe scenes frame by frame. Here it is:[ATTACH=full]212931[/ATTACH]I will try to develop this further tomorrow, so I hope it can be useful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheCovertTribe, post: 514026, member: 15816"] Hi everyone, Here are interesting connections between the numerous references and images concerning the Covert Tribe Mandalorians who appear in Episodes 1 and 3 of Season 1 of The Mandalorian. I noticed many similarities in the depictions of a specific female Covert Mandalorian throughout different media, even though she did not clearly appear in the show. This lead me to believe that there was a clear template or reference material concerning these Mandalorians. As time passed, more and more evidence of this appeared, so I will try to link these to provide good source material for anyone interested. First, here are 4 appearances of the same female Mandalorian. Although there are alterations in her garb, these definitely come from the same "template". These come from: Funko Pop, Lego, Card Trader App and a t-shirt featuring concept art. [ATTACH type="full" width="173px" alt="1624919385793.png"]212924[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1624919449848.png"]212925[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full" width="392px" alt="1624919483811.png"]212926[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full" width="269px" alt="1624919559319.png"]212927[/ATTACH] Now she also appears in the Art of The Mandalorian, which really confirms that these media used the same concept art. [ATTACH type="full" width="199px" alt="1624919664202.png"]212928[/ATTACH] Following this design first is easier, because the helmet and colors are very consistent throughout the different representations. I think there are 7 or 9 other unnamed Covert Tribe Mandalorians that come from the same source material, but unfortunately, their representation varies a bit more. A final confirmation finally dawned on me while rewatching the Covert Tribe scenes frame by frame. Here it is: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1624920329982.png"]212931[/ATTACH] I will try to develop this further tomorrow, so I hope it can be useful. [/QUOTE]

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