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Pics of me and my gear!

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Well, here they finally are for those interested, me with my gear. First off I want to think those of you who directed me to the right people and places to get this stuff. It's not all screen accurate but again, this is just ment to be a costume for my party but in time I'll get the real deals.

here's some of me

http://img460.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010500nn.jpg
http://img460.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010471ox.jpg
http://img460.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010496fq.jpg

here's my jacket (thanks Al)
http://img460.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010683sr.jpg

my hat
http://img460.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010575lx.jpg

my shirt (it doesnt have the shoulder things but I like it best of the three I have) The belt is a world war 2 rifle belt, the bag is a map bag from Harry's Army Surplus)
http://img460.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010697dl.jpg

my holster (got this at a gun and knife show, not sure how old)
http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010564wd.jpg

my whip holder (I made this myself from leather from my first whip and the point from an old belt) my pants are not grey at all
http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010550wm.jpg

my staff of ra headpiece (I like this pic)
http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010730fy.jpg

and a few action shots of me cracking my whip (it cracked on the first try)
http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010776lw.jpg
http://img418.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010666ht.jpg
http://img479.imageshack.us/my.php?image=10010763nw.jpg

Well, it's been a long road and a lot of money but I think it looks alright.

George
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Post by The real Henry »

That's nice On-a-Budget stuff! :tup: :tup: :tup: Especially the Akubra! 8)
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Post by Vannevar »

looking swell. good photos too.
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Post by JAN »

Really good looking "close-enough-stuff".

just one word besides "great"....destressing :wink:

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Post by Zach R. »

Wow, looks really good.

Nifty looking whip-holder as well.
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Post by Kt Templar »

Looks great even the thin jacket. 8)

Your bag strap could do with a chest level buckle to finish it off. But I suspect a MkVii is in your not too distant future!

Your Akubra looks great too.

You are all set for Halloween.

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Post by Indiana George »

I wonder why the digital camera changes the color of things so much?

Thanks all
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Post by Hemingway Jones »

George! Excellent gear, my friend. It all goes very well together. Well done! :wink: :D
The only thing: is that some kind of Star Trek emblem on your jacket???
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Post by Kt Templar »

Hemingway Jones wrote:George! Excellent gear, my friend. It all goes very well together. Well done! :wink: :D
The only thing: is that some kind of Star Trek emblem on your jacket???
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OMG you've let the cat out of the bag! Indy 4: Indiana Jones and the Quest for IDIC! #-o #-o
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Post by Canyon »

George, your gear looks fantastic.

Love the first picture of you cracking the whip, and yes, your Akubra looks pretty amazing. :wink:
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Post by Ken »

Wow. Its all come together and looks really nice! You can tell from you expression you are happy with it and you should be!

Ken
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Post by Indiana Jerry »

George - Did you put all that together just in the last MONTH??? :shock: That's a great job of getting there in a hurry! (Indy-On-A Budget, probably not, but Indy-On-A TimeTable, Yes Indeed! ;))

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Post by Spooky »

George,
Your gear looks good!
I like that holster also - nice border design.

So how long did it take you to assemble your gear?
Thanks for the nice pics.

P.S.> ... as I'm sure you've figured out by now - your search for more gear will never end. Welcome to the neverending quest. :lol: :wink:

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Post by Feraud »

Nice gear!
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Post by Harrison_Davies »

Awesome dude...wish i had close enough trousers/shirt at least for this weekends office fancy dress.
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Stroy behing the gear...

Post by Indiana George »

I started to search/buy things around the first of October. I was convinced that this was 'just a costome' and didnt have to be screen accurate, however, the more I bought 'close-enoughs' the more I realized that it wasnt cutting it. So I finally broke down and bought the Akubra Deluxe, the Wested from a really nice guy from COW, the shirt from a thrift shop and the pants and shoes are new. I'm always looking for a deal but considering the gas I spent driving around looking for a deal and the time it took I could have bought the real deal twice over, oh well live and learn. I would have liked a better gas bag and shoulder strap but unless someone feels like overnighting one to me, I'll have to make do. Thats really my only regret. The Halloween partys in Detroit on Thursday so any COW members feel like hanging out , let me know (you may wanna load your revolver) lol

George

PS. I think I need darker pants
Anyone got an old gas bag and strap they wanna donate?
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Post by Indiana George »

In the pics my shirt looks yellow and my pants look grey, I assure you they are not. Wonder why digital cams do that? Now I know why there's so much confusion about 'colors' of things on the forum, its the cams.

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Post by Indiana George »

No, what I'm trying to say is that they are not that color at all. The shirt does have a twing of yellow but it's mostly tan. The pants are a muddy light brown and the web belt is just brown. It's weird.

George
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Post by Strider »

Dude, that WWII rifle strap ROCKS. That thing is ridiculously cool, the way it turned out.
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Post by Lukmas »

That rifle strap is a pretty cool idea. Belts are never long enough to make a strap.

(Still asking local Army Surplus places and trying to find a belt with a D shaped buckle for my Holster belt.

Well Done! GR8 Gear!

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