Club Obi Wan

Hi all

I recently picked this up, which is similar in style to an Indy whip though I'm not sure it was mean to be an Indy whip per se.

Does anyone know who made this bullwhip?

http://propstore.com/img/products/916/Whip1.jpg

http://propstore.com/img/products/916/Whip2.jpg

http://propstore.com/img/products/916/Whip3.jpg


Any help would be appreciated.

Best
Brandon

I feel like it has some qualities of whips that Adam Winrich has done, Looks like it is in the style from the crystal skull. My guess would have to be Adam but the thing that has me second guessing myself is the very thick ring knot.

Keep Crackin,
James

The 7x6 ringknot makes me think it could be one of Dusty Damrel´s whips from Crease n Corral. Here´s a link to one of his whips http://www.creasencorral.com/index.php? ... gory_ID=39
Cheers!
IndianaBravo

I didn't make it. My guess was Louie Foxx.

-Adam

That looks like one of the Terry Jacka "Aussie" to "Indy" handle tranformations that Bernardo does every now and then.

I didn't make it.

Louie
http://bullwhips.org

I doubt that's a Jacka; look at how it quickly decreases in size after the ring knot and the sharp bend there...

It doesn't look like the work of any whipmaker I know. Sorry.


Franco

IndianaBravo wrote:The 7x6 ringknot makes me think it could be one of Dusty Damrel´s whips from Crease n Corral. Here´s a link to one of his whips http://www.creasencorral.com/index.php? ... gory_ID=39
Cheers!
IndianaBravo

I'm for that one. On looks alone whoever is making these whips does their research when it comes to whips. I like the DL knot in the wrist loop on the IJ4

It's not one of the Jackas I converted. Maybe Lauren Wickline made it? both the heel knot and the fall hitch look like her work.


Bernardo

I just got word from Dusty Damrel of Crease N Corral and he says it is not one of his, so the mystery continues!

Speaking of Dusty, man he works wonders with cowhide! I could of sworn it was roo when I first saw his work.

Are there any additional photos that I could take that would help ID the maker?

This whip was actually used for a brief scene in the film "Inglourious Basterds" where Stiglitz is whipped. As the film was shot in Germany, perhaps the whip was sourced there?

Thanks for the assistance.

Best
Brandon

Here we go: http://www.midwestwhips.com/OnScreen.html I believe Bernardo was right! Well spotted!

Cheers!

IndianaBravo

I guess the extra background info solves the mystery! Thanks for the link Indiana Bravo.

If the whip came from MidWestWhips, it was made by Lauren Wickline, definitely, as you likes to cut at a slant the free ends of the fall hitch, to differentiate here work from Paul's, as their style is virtually identical.

Boy, this whip was a tough one to identify! I'm glad I was right!

I am sure Paul or Lauren can confirm this for us.

Bernardo

Yep, I think Bernardo is right. I can't be completely 100% sure based just on the photos, but I'm fairly certain that it looks like one of the ones I made a couple years ago around that time for a company in Germany. They told us that one the whips they'd bought from us in that style was sold to the Inglorious Basterds folks when they were over there filming, so that makes sense!

Thanks for sharing the pics Brandon, and I'm glad it went to a good home!

Lauren Wickline
www.MidWestWhips.com