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I'm in the process to get a hero ROTLA version and with all those great and beautiful jackets out there is really difficult to make up my mind :D

Congrats on this amazing work :tup:
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Duck9000 wrote:I'm in the process to get a hero ROTLA version and with all those great and beautiful jackets out there is really difficult to make up my mind :D

Congrats on this amazing work :tup:
Shouldn't be hard at all! :D Bill Kelso all the way for accuracy/durability but at the high end for price. If cost is an issue, look no further than Steele and Jones.

So to reiterate:

Bill Kelso or Steele and Jones. :TOH:
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Thanks for the tip!. I'm thinking about Magnoli and Wested hero too ;)
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Duck9000 wrote:I'm in the process to get a hero ROTLA version and with all those great and beautiful jackets out there is really difficult to make up my mind :D

Congrats on this amazing work :tup:
Shouldn't be hard at all! :D Bill Kelso all the way for accuracy/durability but at the high end for price. If cost is an issue, look no further than Steele and Jones.

So to reiterate:

Bill Kelso or Steele and Jones. :TOH:
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Your choices these days are amazing, compared to not that many years ago. :shock:

This year I'm going to enjoy my recently acquired cowhide Magnoli. Fits me like it was tailor made too!

Considering this is a BK thread, you have your hands full trying to figure THIS one out, but it's all good!

Any way you go will be right.....for you! There is no 'right' answer. They're ALL right. ;)

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There are some really good cost effective options like Todd's and Wested as well.
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IndyRiv wrote:
Duck9000 wrote:I'm in the process to get a hero ROTLA version and with all those great and beautiful jackets out there is really difficult to make up my mind :D

Congrats on this amazing work :tup:
Shouldn't be hard at all! :D Bill Kelso all the way for accuracy/durability but at the high end for price. If cost is an issue, look no further than Steele and Jones.

So to reiterate:

Bill Kelso or Steele and Jones. :TOH:
Also remember Bill Kelso's grainy lamb is about half of the price of their striated. Daren's jacket is the grainy. Still superb, right?
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First post in a looooooong time! I just received a Relic Hunter "Cairo" version. You can see pics of it in this thread (it's the first jacket mentioned): http://indygear.com/cow/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=60330 I only have time for a quick post at the moment, but first impressions are: "Wow!!!" It's as fantastic as I expected it to be. I'll post some pics and a better review as soon as I can.
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Welcome home, MH! :TOH:

HIGH regards! Michaelson :M:
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Montana Hannah wrote:First post in a looooooong time! I just received a Relic Hunter "Cairo" version. You can see pics of it in this thread (it's the first jacket mentioned): http://indygear.com/cow/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=60330 I only have time for a quick post at the moment, but first impressions are: "Wow!!!" It's as fantastic as I expected it to be. I'll post some pics and a better review as soon as I can.
It would be nice to see your personal jacket? Also, how is the leather, can you give us a rundown? Is it stiff, thin, etc? :-k
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So that jacket is your jacket? WOW. I am THIS close to getting a Cairo. I need a few extra funds and a kick in the rump as I love my Relic Hunter and can`t imagine that it would get any better than this! So I am looking forward to your 'review' of this particular version before I take the plunge. I am all about the weight as I have mentioned time and again, it is very hot and humid in South Texas most of the year so any jacket doesn`t really get much mileage unless it is of the lightweight family. So you can guess, as has already been asked, how lightweight and drapey is this thing? Alfazon has mentioned that it is thinner but heavier...that line stopped me from hitting the submit button on the purchase page. But now that someone has one in hand, you will either help me get my kids to college or help me look super awesome cool in the ultimate Raiders jacket!
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Michaelson wrote:Welcome home, MH! :TOH:

HIGH regards! Michaelson :M:
Aw, shucks, it's nice to be missed! :oops: ;) And it's good to be back!

I'll get some pics up as soon as possible, hopefully this weekend. I have a few leather jackets (Aero A2, vintage '40s HH, vintage late '50s/early '60s goat, '70s German Airforce goat and a Wested Raiders in HH), but I can't really compare the BK to anything similar as far as the hide goes. I will say it's thin and soft, but I was surprised at the weight. Not as heavy as the others (the closest it comes is to the vintage '50s goat), but not a featherweight either. It is very nice though. Very soft, drapy and luxurious, but still sturdy looking. It's quite stretchy and pliable and the surface feel is warm and waxy, similar to oil-pull hides I've seen. The striated texture certainly gives it a lot of character, without it looking artificially distressed, so I can totally appreciate why a hide like this would have been used for the original movie jackets.

As far as fit and details go, I need to compare it to the Wested HH which is a pre-Hero days jacket from 2008. That'll need a bit of work, but a big difference I can see is the fit around the arm-pits. Both jackets have similar dimesnsions around the chest, and across the shoulders, but the BK is trimmer (not tight by any means) round the pits - which I personally prefer as I'm short and have short arms! I should mention that the Wested is a 40, the BK a 38. I checked the chest measurements with Andy before ordering, and both jackets were pretty close in size despite the different size tags. I should also mention that I'm exactly 39 inches around the chest.

That'll have to do for now - I'm currently goldbricking! :TOH:
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I finally found a good deal on a Bill Kelso jacket (HF Size) and am lovin' it. The first I thought is how luxurious the leather feels. Second thing was, “Wow, this has considerable weight, heft, feel—in a good way). The third was how brown it is in direct sunlight and how dark it gets in shadow. My Final thought was that it feels bigger than a 40, though it doesn't look any bigger. Pix below:

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IndyFan71 wrote:I finally found a good deal on a Bill Kelso jacket (HF Size) and am lovin' it. The first I thought is how luxurious the leather feels. Second thing was, “Wow, this has considerable weight, heft, feel—in a good way). The third was how brown it is in direct sunlight and how dark it gets in shadow. My Final thought was that it feels bigger than a 40, though it doesn't look any bigger. I’ll post pics this Halloween with it on.

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Sounds like a good pick up!! ;)
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[quote="Montana Hannah"]I'll get some pics up as soon as possible, hopefully this weekend.:[/quote]

Any pics?... :TOH:
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I put the pic in the original post. Bad news though, I put on a coat of Pecards (clear) and the lustrous brown disappeared. I'm very sad and wasn't expecting that.

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Here's a picture of a bunch of jackets that Daren took the last time we got together :)
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Three Kelsos in the mix, including, I believe, yours IndyFan71!
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Baldwin,

Mine's definitely in there. It's a great jacket and fits like it was made for me. Thanks!
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Bdgsi11 wrote:
Montana Hannah wrote:I'll get some pics up as soon as possible, hopefully this weekend.:[/quote]

Any pics?... :TOH:
Sorry, not yet. I took some in a hurry on Wednesday night, but they weren't very clear. The camera flash did odd things to the colour, and it was too dark to take photos outside. I'll try again tonight.

Edit 11 October: Sorry, the battery in my camera needs recharging! :roll:
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Here's mine, with the complete outfit!
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SUPER COOL!!!!!!
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thanks Gorak!
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You'd better interrogate that Nazi cat!!! He's looking at you sort of strange!! Looks awesome, man, just awesome, You are ready to go kick some archeological tush in the bush!!!
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Thank you man, it means a lot!
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Fit looks very good. Got to get me a Kelso jacket!

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I agree, the fit looks perfect! :tup: Great photos and very nice jacket. :TOH:
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Excellent job pulling together a VERY finished look, ltfoley...
WELL done!
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ltfoley wrote:Here's mine, with the complete outfit!
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Hey! Lookin' superb here! Great jacket and the outfit matches everything perfectly! Now! One thing. I am not a 'cat' lover. Sorry, cats and I don't get along -- but for the sake of all that is good (and, remember 'Indy,' even in a bad mood -- is good), don't shoot the cat :rolling: ! Sorry, couldn't resist! Great shots! By the way -- what hat do you have there? Very nice! W>
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Thank you all! After the efforts made to put this outfit together it means a lot!
And i promise, the cat was not harmed, his name is Kal'El, he is undestructible.
WConly my hat is a AB Henry. It was originally CS bashed. I rebashed it ROTLA style when i got it second hand from a friend here in France.
:lol:
funny fact, the pants are not an indy pants, they are WW2 pink trousers. And they look better than any Indy pants i've seen!
I'll make some better pics next week.
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These jackets look better and better which each new pic posted. I'm three and a half weeks into the wait for mine and am practically climbing the walls!
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ltfoley wrote:Thank you all! After the efforts made to put this outfit together it means a lot!
And i promise, the cat was not harmed, his name is Kal'El, he is undestructible.
WConly my hat is a AB Henry. It was originally CS bashed. I rebashed it ROTLA style when i got it second hand from a friend here in France.
:lol:
funny fact, the pants are not an indy pants, they are WW2 pink trousers. And they look better than any Indy pants i've seen!
I'll make some better pics next week.
Congrats on a fantastic jacket! Is this grainy lamb, or the striated?
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Baldwyn, this is Grainy!
Here is a pic of the jacket, and Indy's latest archeological find! :-k
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A bit offtopic sorry, but i really wanted to show you that!
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Apologies for taking so long to get these to you guys - my digital SLR has given up the ghost, and I've been reduced to using my compact instead, hence the less than brilliant quality of the following pics. I'll try to get better ones asap!

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What a beauty!
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Duck9000 wrote:What a beauty!
Yep - sure is! :TOH: When I wear it, I really feel like I'm wearing the
jacket! ;)
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Brilliant. :TOH:
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Montana Hannah wrote:Apologies for taking so long to get these to you guys - my digital SLR has given up the ghost, and I've been reduced to using my compact instead, hence the less than brilliant quality of the following pics. I'll try to get better ones asap!
Just as I convinced myself that the grainy was good enough.
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Hi everyone,

Yesterday I received my Cairo, Relic Hunter in the new striated lambskin. Let me just say that this new skin is simply stunning! It is incredibly thin, extremely lightweight and much darker than the last version. I couldn't be more pleased with this jacket and can't wait to get as much wear as I possibly can from it. I'll post some pics here as soon as I have the opportunity.
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Ooooh, make the opportunity tonight! :lol:
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I recall your last jacket fit you great. Let's see how this one fits.
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Bdgsi11 wrote:Hi everyone,

Yesterday I received my Cairo, Relic Hunter in the new striated lambskin. Let me just say that this new skin is simply stunning! It is incredibly thin, extremely lightweight and much darker than the last version. I couldn't be more pleased with this jacket and can't wait to get as much wear as I possibly can from it. I'll post some pics here as soon as I have the opportunity.
Is it much lighter and thinner than the original striated lamb. I'd be interested in a very lightweight lamb.
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any customers who bought the new striated lamb jackets, please let us have your feedback, whether you like this more than the previous leather, or should we go back to the previous leather?

thanks
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... as soon as it arrives... [-o<
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Compared to the other one I had in the original striated lamb. This new version feels a lot thinner and lighter while simultaneously feeling strong. The color on mine is also at a happy medium of warm and dark brown.
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afalzon wrote:any customers who bought the new striated lamb jackets, please let us have your feedback, whether you like this more than the previous leather, or should we go back to the previous leather?

thanks
This new leather is a winner all around. Please do not change it!
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afalzon wrote:any customers who bought the new striated lamb jackets, please let us have your feedback, whether you like this more than the previous leather, or should we go back to the previous leather?

thanks
I don't actually HAVE one yet... But PLEASE keep this NEW leather as an option UNTIL I can save up the money for one of these gorgeous beasts!
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Here are a few photos of my new Cairo, Rleic Hunter in the new and improved striated lambskin. Andy and everyone else at Bill Kelso did an excellent job and I can't thank them enough for this jacket. :TOH: :whip: (Some of these images are a little blurry so I apologize.)

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Yep, that's Indy... I'd know him anywhere. Fantastic! What a great jacket. :clap:
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VERY VERY nice! You wear it well too. I love the hat. Is the leather any different in weight? It looks fantastic!
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Gorak wrote:VERY VERY nice! You wear it well too. I love the hat. Is the leather any different in weight? It looks fantastic!
Thank you. :TOH: Compared to the old version, this leather is significantly thinner, lighter and as a result it is much more comfortable and a pleasure to wear. It's the type of leather that think you would like very much since I know that you have a preference for lightweight jackets.
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Looks really good! I personally prefer the original stirated lamb jacket though myself. Watching the blu-ray special features, that leather matched the best to the scenes filmed on the idol grab set.
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