INDIANA JONES Life Size Statue & All my IndyGear

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INDIANA JONES Life Size Statue & All my IndyGear

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This is a statue that I've had finished for a while now but never showed off. Big THANKS to all the members here that helped me aquire the gear! Someday I hope to upgrade the pistol, whip, and holster but it's OK for now. Check it out.

<img src="http://www.savepic.com/freepicturehosti ... g=Full.jpg" border="0">

<img src="http://www.savepic.com/freepicturehosti ... g=head.jpg" border="0">

<img src="http://www.savepic.com/freepicturehosti ... g=side.jpg" border="0">

<img src="http://www.savepic.com/freepicturehosti ... g=Base.jpg" border="0">
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Post by JAN »

Very nice :!: :!:

Must have taken some workinghours to pull this together.

Best regards

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Post by Jens »

Looks great! Now you have Indy at your home :wink:
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Can he come over to my house sometime?? :D
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Post by Rabittooth »

WooHoo! Looks awesome! Who did your paint job on Howard's bust!!?? Does he have glass eyes? Looks amazing! And that base!! It's the floor to the Idol Temple!! Absolutely gorgeous! Yeah...with a new whip, you'd be ALL set! I'd like to see you darken up the bagstrap and gunbelt though...those are my only minor criticisms. The fedora really seems to fit well on your display...it's a problem I've seen with alot of Indy displays that you seem to have solved! How'd you do it? And what gear are we looking at here? Has that shirt been re-dyed? And that holster...looks like a ToD...but the fedoras got a Raiders bash. Any info on the holster, and which look you were going for?


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Post by IndyMo »

Absolutely magnificent - Facial figures look great - you are a true artist.

Mo!
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Post by D. Blank »

Thanks, I'm going for the Raiders look, which is why I want to change holsters. The bust was painted by a friend, Those are glass prosthetic eyes. From top to bottom here is the gear: Akubra Fed Deluxe, Wested Jacket, Cabelas shirt, Wells Lamont gloves, LL bean pants, British WW1 holster, airsoft .38 revolver, New Braunfels Whip, J Crew boots.
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Awesome looking!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing! :D

Now I wish that I had bought a pair of those JCrew Boots when they were available....... :cry:

Kind Regards,
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I really like the base or stand....very creative.
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Post by Minnesota Jones »

Very well done, I love the base as well! That's an awesome display, you have a lot to be proud of my friend! :)
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Post by MK »

Nice use of Fuller's earth. The pockets on your jacket look great.
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Post by Pyroxene »

Hey,

Can you point out all the symbols at the bottom. I see the ark, staff of ra and the grail. What else is there?

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Post by D. Blank »

Thanks everyone! I'm very pleased with the way this one turned out.

The symbols (other than the head piece, Ark, and grail) came from the cardboard box for the old Kenner "Well of the souls" playset. I have no idea what they mean but I figured they are Indy related.

The Ark came from the Maproom playset, I scaned it and blew it up to use as a template.

Sorry for the poor quality pictures, there's actually a lot more detail to the base than what shows up on the picture.
-Dale
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Post by Tennessee R »

The symbol to the left of the headpiece, is the ankh, the Egyptian symbol of life.

Anyway, Great job.
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Woooooooooooooooooooooow is all I can say!
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Post by Flix4Me »

Very nice! I'm new here and I would like to create an Indy figure for myself. It will take me a while to learn about Indy gear, but in the end, I think I will have had a lot of fun learning, and virtually meeting some of the club members.

The head is nicely finished and I especially love the base. Great work!



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