Last Crusade close-up jacket pic
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Last Crusade close-up jacket pic
...as requested by Michaelson.
http://www.theindyexperience.com/photo_ ... ade/50.jpg
This is carried over from MK's recent umbrella post so as not to drift too far OT in that thread - the debate was whether this pic confirms the LC jacket was lambskin - in my opinion, it does.
EDIT: I've removed the picture and just posted a link as I remembered the 500x500 pixel size rule and this was bigger.
http://www.theindyexperience.com/photo_ ... ade/50.jpg
This is carried over from MK's recent umbrella post so as not to drift too far OT in that thread - the debate was whether this pic confirms the LC jacket was lambskin - in my opinion, it does.
EDIT: I've removed the picture and just posted a link as I remembered the 500x500 pixel size rule and this was bigger.
Great photo! No doubt...this jacket appears to be lamb...tell tale sign is the slight "puff" on collar....however...this MAY NOT be the jackey I saw at Smithsonian...the one at the Smithsonian had a very distinct set of three tight folds at the very bottom of the left sleeve...as if the sleeve was too long and it kept getting compressed somehow. Great photo!
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Well, the 'nickel' zip on the Raiders jacket was actually an aluminum zip they had painted a brass color, but it wore off as the movie progressed. It was supposed to BE brass, but they didn't have any on hand when the Raiders jackets went out the door, so the quickly painted substituted zips were installed. All jackets after that were brass. Regards. Michaelson
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Thanks, glad to know.Michaelson wrote:Well, the 'nickel' zip on the Raiders jacket was actually an aluminum zip they had painted a brass color, but it wore off as the movie progressed. It was supposed to BE brass, but they didn't have any on hand when the Raiders jackets went out the door, so the quickly painted substituted zips were installed. All jackets after that were brass. Regards. Michaelson
Well that pic certainly proves one thing.
It proves that Ford is the best 'finger wagger' in the business - no-one can wag a finger quite like Harrison Ford. He uses the 'finger wagging' technique to great effect through the majority of ESB and LC - but not so much in Raiders or TOD strangely enough. Raiders would be a better movie if it had a few more finger wags.
It proves that Ford is the best 'finger wagger' in the business - no-one can wag a finger quite like Harrison Ford. He uses the 'finger wagging' technique to great effect through the majority of ESB and LC - but not so much in Raiders or TOD strangely enough. Raiders would be a better movie if it had a few more finger wags.
Go for it! I did, and look how good mine turned out: http://www.geocities.com/pangaeascape/jacket.htmlSeeing those pics makes me really want to distress my jacket!
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I think the photo does prove it's lamb. It also proves something else; it was very hastily distressed. When I did my first Wested I didn't quite know what I was doing. If you lay it flat and distress the front and then the back of the sleeves you have two creases where it's folded. This area does not get distressed, and you have to go over that part again. If you don't you get that "striped" effect, JUST like in that photo.
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