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New guy saying hello - with pics (i hope)...

Post by Jakob Emiliussen »

Hi Everybody

I'm new here. I just thought I'd introduce myself in a more proper way. I've been posting on different topics around the forum, just to get acquainted with the place - sort of getting used to the climate. You all seem like a lovely bunch, and I really like the tone you've established here.

I just thought the best way to introduce myself was by posting a pic of me in my present gear. So, here goes:

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The hat is a "The Henry" from Adventurebilt - I've just bashed it lightly, but I think is has the right looks for now.

The jacket is a wested, raiders style in horsehide (size 40 regular)

Shirt and pants is also from wested.

The bag (which is not visible in this picture - sorry) is an original issue MKVII and the strap is from Todd's

It all needs a good "rolling in the sand", but I only got the hat tuesday and it's getting a little cold here in Denmark, so the jacket is not getting used as much as I would like.

Well, thats all for now.

All the best
Emiliussen

PS: That's a Wilson Football behind my head, not the hat - the hat looks quite normal :)
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Welcome aboard Emiliussen! ;-)
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Wow Emiliussen, that is some collection you got there :o . All you need is a bullwhip and you are good to go :whip:

Bienvenido a bordo!
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Post by agent5 »

Great looking jacket. Peter and Co. really seem to be getting more consistant nowadays. I hope they keep it up.
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Post by Jakob Emiliussen »

Thank you, all three of you... Yeah, I need a gunbelt, a holster, a whip, boots and a gun - but then I'm set to go :)

Yeah - the jacket is the pride of my collection so far - I think it's quite SA for raiders...
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Post by coronado3 »

I jsut ordered a washed goat raiders but now I think I should have gone HH! Great pix!

Look up pageywhips.com for a good european whip. It is Whiskeyman here on the forum. His stuff is sick! :)
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I've been looking for a good whip from the EU - it's simply too expensive to import one... Thanks alot!!

And HH has the rigt feel - it's heavy and durable. Makes you feel like a real adventurer... :)
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Post by coronado3 »

Yeah, I hate the feel of the lamb jackets... I know it is what they used for the films, but if Indy Jones were a real person, he would have worn cow, goat or horse! He was not into fashon but wore tough working clothing while in the field.
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Post by Jakob Emiliussen »

coronado3 wrote:Yeah, I hate the feel of the lamb jackets... I know it is what they used for the films, but if Indy Jones were a real person, he would have worn cow, goat or horse! He was not into fashon but wore tough working clothing while in the field.
I could not agree more!
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Here are a couple of european whip makers that specialize in Indy whips:

Giovanni Celeste in Italy
giowhips.altervista.org

Pagey Whips in Austria
pageywhips.com

Both have had great reviews around here.
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Post by Jakob Emiliussen »

Those are very nice links - now, if only I could find 450 EUR (that's about $570 if I'm not mistaking) somewhere :-k
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Post by Indiana G »

hey.......you look like me going to the office :)

nice gear and welcome to cow. there is a wealth of info hear that will ensure you get the right gear for what your needs and wants are. i hope your not like me cuz i want everything :lol:
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Thank you... I think I am like you, I want it all! It's just a question of a lack of money :)
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Post by Indiana MarkVII »

Welcome to the madness of costuming. Screen accurate and functional Indy gear is no less expensive than getting a custom made costume for other movie characters. Many folk end up with multiple hats, jackets, shirts and pants. You have now surrendered your wallet to Indy gear pursuits.
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Indiana MarkVII wrote:Welcome to the madness of costuming. Screen accurate and functional Indy gear is no less expensive than getting a custom made costume for other movie characters. Many folk end up with multiple hats, jackets, shirts and pants. You have now surrendered your wallet to Indy gear pursuits.
And I love it already!! :)
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Jakob Emiliussen wrote:
Indiana MarkVII wrote:Welcome to the madness of costuming. Screen accurate and functional Indy gear is no less expensive than getting a custom made costume for other movie characters. Many folk end up with multiple hats, jackets, shirts and pants. You have now surrendered your wallet to Indy gear pursuits.
And I love it already!! :)
my motto is: "indygear..........still cheaper than golf" :lol:
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Post by Jakob Emiliussen »

Indiana G wrote:
Jakob Emiliussen wrote:
Indiana MarkVII wrote:Welcome to the madness of costuming. Screen accurate and functional Indy gear is no less expensive than getting a custom made costume for other movie characters. Many folk end up with multiple hats, jackets, shirts and pants. You have now surrendered your wallet to Indy gear pursuits.
And I love it already!! :)
my motto is: "indygear..........still cheaper than golf" :lol:
AND a raiders jacket has more functions than a set of golfclubs!!
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Post by IndyDoc »

nice gear combo! now you just need a fancy photoshopped background...
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IndyDoc wrote:nice gear combo! now you just need a fancy photoshopped background...
Well, don't we all :) As a matter of fact, I've already run it through Photoshop, but that was just to correct the brightness and contrast, and to get rid of red eyes...
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Yeah, you can make it look like you are on a golf course!
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coronado3 wrote:Yeah, you can make it look like you are on a golf course!
:lol:
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Post by Jakob Emiliussen »

You said you wanted photoshop - I'll give you photoshop!! :)

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Enjoy!
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Welcome to the forum
And great gear :lol:
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Post by jacksdad »

welcome, all the clothes and bag are everryday use for me, I love this place, yea I've dropped some cash,but I just love it. Everyone is nice here and you'll enjoy yourself. I've been a member since June and it's an everyday event for me to come to this site,post read and chat.
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hei og velkommen til forumet.flott å ha deg med oss.

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Post by scot2525 »

Welcome to COW. You have some very nice gear.

You mentioned it was getting cold in Denmark, how cold? I have a Novapelle hide that I have been wearing now that it has turned cold and it keeps me very warm. I thought the HH was even a heavier and warmer leather to wear than Novapelle?
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Post by sithspawn »

From one Dane to another Dane(well half anyway) welcome to the Club.

scott :)
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Post by Jakob Emiliussen »

Thank you - all of you... I feel very welcom(ed) :) I'm sure I'll fit just right in.

How cold you ask, well, yesterday we had snow - wasn't for long but it was there. It's just about freezing in the daytime and well below at night. Yeah, HH is quite warm, and I've started to use a muffler which helps a bit... I guess it all comes down to the layering - the number of shirts you have underneath your jacket.

Thanks again for your warm ( :lol: ) reception.

Emiliussen
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