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Cassidy wrote:...and the ROTLA ones were excellent.
When I ordered my very last Raiders shirt from Noel, I asked him to send me a few spare buttons. He included 15 buttons in the package. To me, those are gold because I am having difficulty locating buttons that match those.
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Post by ob1al »

I think the prototype looks good - a few tweaks and adjustments here and there, based upon what folks have said above, and it will be...perfect :)

Cheers to Peter for keeping the flag flying!
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I don't think the pockets were sewn shut in the film. They become unbuttoned and do move and flap in some scenes. It make no sense to do the extra work required to sew them shut.

As for button placement Noel made me a custom shirt and I had this fixed. I wear a size 16 and with the buttons placed 3" apart from the collar they matched perfectly to Raiders. They do affect the way the shirt is worn if you don't button the top 2. It reacts totally different.

The buttons were placed differently on the other 2 films which is where the inconsistencies of Noel's shirts came in to play.

As far as Noel's color it was accurate to LC and I believe TOD. I saw a shirt from LC at auction and that's the color. I think Raiders was just a bit lighter. Lighting changes everything. Look at indoor scenes, that will be a better source of color than Cairo.

Peter, for a 1st shot it looks awesome. Now it's just everyone's nitpicky details to deal with (myself included).

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Post by Paulcrastination »

I'm excited to finally get some gear, that doesn't cost booku bucks. Peter, please don't forget the forward setting epaulets. Tough to tell from the pics, but they look like they rest farther back or right on top of the shoulders.
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Post by Mike »

Peter,

I emailed you these findings also, but thought I'd post them here too in case the attachments don't come through.

These shots illustrate that while there is a double seam on the shoulder, the epulets arent sewed into the second seam.

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Hope this helps.

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Post by Gater »

I cannot help but notice that dispite what prev members have said, and what my NH indicates, that the epaulettes are, in fact, triangular, and not squared off at the end. Peter's shirt adheres to this design properly.

Just an obervation
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Post by schwammy »

Pyroxene wrote:When I ordered my very last Raiders shirt from Noel, I asked him to send me a few spare buttons. He included 15 buttons in the package. To me, those are gold because I am having difficulty locating buttons that match those.
:D I too have a small stash of Raiders buttons, Pyro, and you're right, they are surprisingly impossible to match! In the US, anyway. But obviously Noel bought his somewhere; I doubt they manufactured their own buttons.

I guess they're British-made, like just about everything else in the Indygear pantheon...
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Post by Indiana_Tom »

Hi friends,

what about the accuracy of the shirt? Gerry from Wested told me that the shirt is ready now, but there are still the old pictures on the website...

Anyone knows more? Peter?

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Post by Torpedo Jones »

Hello all !!!
This week I was in contac with Gerry and finally I decided to ordered the shirt and the pants.
I supouse it tekes more or less a month.
Your have notice when I received them.

Saludos
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Post by Flash Gordon »

Watch the Cairo rooftop scene. There's a very good shot of the epaulets, and they are definitely squared off.

This may bring up the point of different shirts having been used in different scenes in Raiders, just as as there were different hats and different jackets in different scenes.

Oh No!

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Post by Indiana Weasel »

Sorry for interjecting here, me being a n00b and all, but after watching the Cairo roof scene I think I have found why there scenes to be a discrepency (sp.) between pointed and flat ends, the point seems to have rolled up slightly, and given the camera angle appears to be flat.
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Post by redfour »

Hello,

First let me say I think it is great that Peter will be making the shirt and pants!

Second, can I ask if the shirts will be available in a custom size, as the shirt I got from MBA years ago went to my brother because the 2XLT was more like a regular Large size. I know the shirt has a slimmer cut than most modern american clothes, so I hope I can get one to fit!

Third, here are some shots of the shirt in the cairo scene. I got the epaullettes with the sun on them, so the detail is pretty good. I can see the three sided shape, with the stitching running straight (if that makes sense). The raw screengrabs are sharp, I hope the cropped and converted to jpeg pics I'm posting will help. They are from three sequential frames off the dvd.

Thanks,

John D

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One more where Indy is drinking at the bar (with the monkey! :D ).

I lightened it up some, as the epaulette was shaded.

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Post by Rixter »

...and there you have it! Mighty nice DVD captures of the Raiders shirt. :)
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Post by Flash Gordon »

Thanks, Redfour! I KNEW I wasn't seeing things.

My soon-to-be 50-year-old peepers weren't deceiving me...no points on the epaulets!
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Anything new happening with these new shirts? Has anyone purchased one yet? Any new modifications that Peter has made to these shirts to help make them more screen-accurate? :wink: Inquiring minds want to know, lol. I have been thinking about purchasing one! :D

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Captain D wrote:Anything new happening with these new shirts? Has anyone purchased one yet? Any new modifications that Peter has made to these shirts to help make them more screen-accurate? :wink: Inquiring minds want to know, lol. I have been thinking about purchasing one! :D

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Here's the latest info that I have. My order has been submitted for production. And, my bank account has been charged.
----- Original Message -----
From: "wested leather"
To:
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 5:58 AM
Subject: RE: Shirt/Trouser Order number XXXX


| Thank you for re-submitting your order which I am pleased to advise I
| have processed for production today under order number XXXX, which I
| would ask you to quote in all future correspondence.
|
| I look forward to despatching your items in the next few weeks.
|
| Cheers Peter
According to Peter, the shirt will be 100% Egyptian cotton.

and, I must have missed a post because when I asked for one shirt in heavyweight and one in lightweight, his response was:
----- Original Message -----
From: wested leather
To:
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 8:31 AM
Subject: RE: WESTED LEATHER - INDIANA JONES SHIRT

We are also only going to be offering one type of shirt, the lighter weight one and not both, it was just the prototype that was made from the heavier fabric.

Cheers Peter
Stay Tuned for more info.

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Post by Swindiana »

Sounds great! Maybe I should co-order one with my jacket. :-k
The more gear the merrier! And an even harder wait I guess. :wink:

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Post by skywlkr »

Pyro,
How much did it cost with shipping to the US?

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Post by Indiana Neri »

This may seem like a dumb question, but are the action pleats (I guess thats what they'd be called? :-s ) fuctional, or are they just stiched on? I know it must have been discussed before, so please excuse the repeatitiveness (sp...heck is that even a word? lol) of any questions I may ask. And no one knows the exact changes that Peter made to the shirt yet? I guess we're just gonna have to wait and see. I too am curious on total cost of the shirt, as well as the pants, to the US.

Indy N. :wink:
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skywlkrinc wrote:Pyro,
How much did it cost with shipping to the US?

Luke
You are looking at a $180-200 USD charge.

1 - pair of pants
1 - shirt
+ shipping
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Post by Indiana Neri »

Whats the price of the pants and shirt in US$$$ individually?

Indy N. :wink:
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Post by Indiana_Tom »

Hey guys,

any news on Peter's final version of the shirt (pics etc)?

Regards,

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Post by Pyroxene »

No news yet.

Still waiting.

Exact price changes daily due to the exchange rates.

Shirt is £39
Mid-market rates as of 2004.03.15 22:55:57 GMT.
39.00 GBP United Kingdom Pounds = 70.3581 USD United States Dollars
1 GBP = 1.80405 USD 1 USD = 0.554307 GBP

Pants are £49

Live mid-market rates as of 2004.03.15 22:57:57 GMT.
49.00 GBP United Kingdom Pounds = 88.3967 USD United States Dollars
1 GBP = 1.80401 USD 1 USD = 0.554319 GBP



Plus shipping
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