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The Sun was out: Dare to Compare!

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Like the title says, the sun was out and with some new acquisitions, its time for a new photo update...

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Now I just need to get my wife a new dress!

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Dalexs wrote:Now I just need to get my wife a new dress!
http://www.the-magic-wardrobe.com/costume_stages25.htm
(my dress is the actual dress in the photos--I was the first one she made it for)
$500 + $25 shipping

Mine is awesome...pics will be posted by the end of the week (in all likelihood.)
I do NOT plan on distressing it, however.
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Great picture Dalexs. And a great dress Maryon. Just wow! Would really like to see you in it...

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Excellent pic!

What type of gear is it (ex: Wested Lamb, NH gear, ect...)

Thanx for posting!
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Can I just say how relieved I am to have found this site and know I'm not the only guy on the planet who dresses like Indy?

Thank you.
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man, just wearing all that indy gear makes you look awsome, besides the fact that all of it is extremely durable and top of the line.
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Come on people, you're missing opportunities, here...
Doctor Jones says:
And a great dress Maryon. Just wow! Would really like to see you in it...
This should have been written a la Belloq. "I would very much like to see you in it"

Would Mary(on) like to respond with the correct answer?
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MaryonRavenwood wrote:I do NOT plan on distressing it, however.
Regards--Maryon
WHAT??? And NOT have it be AUTHENTIC down to the last bit of grime.... :wink:

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rick5150 wrote:Come on people, you're missing opportunities, here...
Doctor Jones says:
And a great dress Maryon. Just wow! Would really like to see you in it...
This should have been written a la Belloq. "I would very much like to see you in it"

Would Mary(on) like to respond with the correct answer?
"Ha! I'll bet you would!....alright."

I got the pictures developed yesterday, we're going to scan them this afternoon, so theoretically, they should be up sometime tonight...I just have to make a webpage (shouldn't be too hard to do something basic.)

Regards--Maryon

Edit to post: We went to Kinko's to use the scanner, and they didn't have a CD-burner on the computer (laaaaaame), so it's gonna be a bit longer. I really do want to show these...the dress is awesome, as are HJS's gear pictures. --M
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Dalexs wrote:
MaryonRavenwood wrote:I do NOT plan on distressing it, however.
Regards--Maryon
WHAT??? And NOT have it be AUTHENTIC down to the last bit of grime.... :wink:
At the price I paid for it, I'm keeping it in "Belloq's tent condition!" Besides, who knows, maybe someday it could be used as a wedding dress (as Marion's Theme plays as I walk down the aisle...)
Maybe at some point I'll do a much cheaper version that I can distress to my heart's content.
Regards--Maryon
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schwammy wrote:Can I just say how relieved I am to have found this site and know I'm not the only guy on the planet who dresses like Indy?

Thank you.
Same here, this is something that my wife can point to this and say to the other wives in the neighborhood and say I'm not just a nut, but belong to a vast group of well balanced individuals.

I'm amazed at how well we all get along and how like minded we are... focusing more on our similarities and not our few differences. Not many other groups I've belonged to have been this great!
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Renderking Fisk wrote:
Same here, this is something that my wife can point to this and say to the other wives in the neighborhood and say I'm not just a nut, but belong to a vast group of well balanced individuals.

I'm amazed at how well we all get along and how like minded we are... focusing more on our similarities and not our few differences. Not many other groups I've belonged to have been this great!
You know what we should do? We need to make a survey for non-Indy stuff just to see how "like minded" we are. Are gearheads republicans or democrats for one?
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Marcus Brody wrote:You know what we should do? We need to make a survey for non-Indy stuff just to see how "like minded" we are. Are gearheads republicans or democrats for one?
Ohhhh, man, so we really want to broach that subject? Politics are something that no one will ever budge on, something I've seen spark a lot of arguments (and even end a few friendships), and I just don't think we should open that can of worms on this forum! Maybe something more along the lines of whether you prefer Mexican or Chinese food...but from what I understand, there's another forum for discussing those sorts of matters anyways. Now maybe a poll on whether INDY preferred Mexican or Chinese (but please, not his political preference, no fights, please!)

From what I've seen, there are gearheads from all creeds here, and that's one of the wonderful things about this forum--that so many people from so many different walks of life can all come together for a common cause and passion.

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Nope, you're right. I knew I shouldn't have written that. But normally most individual survey entries are anonymous, so I doubt it would end any friendships. Some of us seem to get pretty heated up on the subjects of hats and jackets anyways.
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Marcus Brody wrote:Some of us seem to get pretty heated up on the subjects of hats and jackets anyways.
Too true. I guess I'm just one of those who can agree to disagree on those sorts of matters. A lot of people have strong opinions (including me), and I've found that it's OK, as long as everyone has what makes THEM personally happy, and it's good to be glad for others when they have the gear that makes them happy.
Regards--Maryon
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Marcus Brody wrote:Renderking Fisk wrote:
Same here, this is something that my wife can point to this and say to the other wives in the neighborhood and say I'm not just a nut, but belong to a vast group of well balanced individuals.

I'm amazed at how well we all get along and how like minded we are... focusing more on our similarities and not our few differences. Not many other groups I've belonged to have been this great!
You know what we should do? We need to make a survey for non-Indy stuff just to see how "like minded" we are. Are gearheads republicans or democrats for one?
We're all Republicans, aren't we Fisk? :P Or, am I the only one?

Oops. Better not start anything. It's all Marcus' fault! :wink:

I have a better idea than discussing politics at Indygear. We could just fill out the interests section of our profiles. You know, a lot of people in the The Club have left them blank.

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Great picture Dalexs! It's getting more and more difficult to compete with you young guys. I'm either going to have to start working out harder, or just give up completely, and settle for just being wiser. :cry:
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Indiana Philip wrote:Great picture Dalexs! It's getting more and more difficult to compete with you young guys. I'm either going to have to start working out harder, or just give up completely, and settle for just being wiser. :cry:
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I will take that as a compliment, but I also hate to say it, there is quite a lot of gray hair under that hat... :( (although at least i kept my hairline...).

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Indiana Joe wrote: We're all Republicans, aren't we Fisk? :P Or, am I the only one?
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Renderking Fisk wrote:
Indiana Joe wrote: We're all Republicans, aren't we Fisk? :P Or, am I the only one?
Mega Dittos!
Ohhh boy, not all of us...some of us live in CA. To tell the truth, I really don't have much political preference (because I hate politics, the world would be a better place without them)....most politicians are morons anyways. I guess my strongest political preference would be:

"Indiana Jones for President 2004!!!"

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Dalexs...looks good. But it's distressing time. Roll around in the gutter or something. Looks too pristine to me.

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Indiana Joe wrote:

We're all Republicans, aren't we Fisk? Or, am I the only one?




Mega Dittos!
Hmm, well I'm only 16 so I'm not sure I've really decided yet. I've really been leaning in that conservative direction though even though I've got nothing against democrats, so maybe I'm deep center. Oh and I live in California too.
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Rabittooth wrote:Dalexs...looks good. But it's distressing time. Roll around in the gutter or something. Looks too pristine to me.

-R
Sorry dude...400 buck jacket...I just enrolled in Michaelson U.
The rest gets dirty as needed ( that and special Fx).
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Dalexs wrote:
Rabittooth wrote:Dalexs...looks good. But it's distressing time. Roll around in the gutter or something. Looks too pristine to me.

-R
Sorry dude...400 buck jacket...I just enrolled in Michaelson U.
The rest gets dirty as needed ( that and special Fx).
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$400?? Why so much? What jacket is it?

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Must be that FS chrome goat he got a little while ago?
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Actually, I wasn’t actually thinking about politics’ this time. (Yea… I know, call the papers, alert the media…) I remember the few times here that when there were fellow gear heads were actually in trouble and we were all eager to do what ever we could to help. What are the first words we always seem to type? “That’s too bad, how can we help?” Every one of us seems to jump at the chance to do some good… I guess it’s a result of seeing Harrison Ford’s face of anguish when Indy heard the slave children in the Thuggie Mines over and over again.

No doubt, we’re all waiting for that one opportunity to get our gear on and swing into action. Many of you are like me who wear fedoras every day of the year with out a care in the world as far as what others think of us. As I said before, With out my hat I feel nude from the neck up.

Anyway… you all know I’m a republican and a constitutionalist. But I’m also an American and Christian first and foremost. I’m not going to begrudge a fellow American because his views don’t agree with mine.

Finally, IndyGear really isn’t the proper forum to rant endlessly on political views. I’m here for the company and the intricate detail of all things worn, used and abused by Ford in Raiders, Temple and Last Crusade.

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Renderking Fisk wrote:Actually, I wasn’t actually thinking about politics’ this time. (Yea… I know, call the papers, alert the media…) I remember the few times here that when there were fellow gear heads were actually in trouble and we were all eager to do what ever we could to help. What are the first words we always seem to type? “That’s too bad, how can we help?” Every one of us seems to jump at the chance to do some good… I guess it’s a result of seeing Harrison Ford’s face of anguish when Indy heard the slave children in the Thuggie Mines over and over again.

No doubt, we’re all waiting for that one opportunity to get our gear on and swing into action. Many of you are like me who wear fedoras every day of the year with out a care in the world as far as what others think of us. As I said before, With out my hat I feel nude from the neck up.

Anyway… you all know I’m a republican and a constitutionalist. But I’m also an American and Christian first and foremost. I’m not going to begrudge a fellow American because his views don’t agree with mine.

Finally, IndyGear really isn’t the proper forum to rant endlessly on political views. I’m here for the company and the intricate detail of all things worn, used and abused by Ford in Raiders, Temple and Last Crusade.

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Mega dittos right back at ya', Fisk!

And on that last statement, I think I conceptually agree with the natural distressing but it's just about impossible with the goat Expedition (jacket relating this post to this thread)--the thing is just about indestructible. I mean _ even washed his in detergent and it came out better than before! :shock: Anyway, this thing keeps coming out smelling (literally, more like leather) and looking like a rose.

I'm not knocking it but it's something to consider if one wants it to look like it's gone through 20 years of adventures after---20 years of adventures. 8) I think it'll end up looking like it just came out of the box. :)

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