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One thing I'd like to mention, re: your comments on how the ToD hat went through a lot during filming - there would have been several hats made for both Ford and for use in Stunts. It wouldn't have been the same hat throughout and Ford and his stunt doubles wouldn't have shared a hat. This is one of the major reasons why the hats look different throughout the films.

This is literally the best fedora.

Indy didn’t care about damaging his whip, it was a companion tool which he would replace when required

If i could afford these hats. I'd buy 4,lol. One for fancy dress occasions, one for general wear around town or public events and two ...for when I'm hiking trails or rough housing in general,lol.

Hahahaha😂😂😂

Another vote for Screen Capped hats. Brian is a true artist. For the price, it can't be beat. I don't personally own hats from other makers, however, I am sure they are great, but I can't imagine they could be any nicer or better quality than Screen capped.

Reload the auto-safe 😂

Ryan Reynolds in Fallout?

Is the pew pew worth the time collecting star caps? cause I think it is

I remember the first time I was going to let him go but then I kept talking to him and then he got more suspicious of me so that I killed him out of anger of his suspicions

"You been doing what now?" Don't follow me homey.

I have a David Morgan 8 foot whip, same style as Raiders. When I was learning to use it I caught myself across the back and shoulder and actually cut the skin over my shoulder. 🤠

He has jumpscared me more than once and I kill him every time

N'wah does much... much better fallout skits. I feel like I just watching a HS film project.

I had to laugh within the first couple of minutes because my first whip was also from Todd's Costumes, and my training also came from Adam Winrich's videos! Loved the video and the title really got my attention too!

Should do a vid where you try buy an implant

Great video! It is too bad that the use of the whip kind of fades throughout the movies. If only someone like Anthony De Longis had worked on the original films, Indy could have been quite the whip cracking machine haha! That Trinity whip is absolutely beautiful!! Really love the color. As for which way to align the natural curl of the whip, my understanding is that holding it with the curl facing forward (away from your hand and body) creates a louder crack, but takes a lot of arm and shoulder movement. Aligning the opposite way so it rolls out creates a more precise and effortless crack, but it is not quite as loud. So I guess it comes down to what you want to do with the whip haha! Thanks for the awesome content!

Soooo good!

Yesssssss!

Can you cure my radiation?

wat?

I love fallout and just the way y’all speak capture the charm of it well lol good job!

This needs more attention!

I just need to cure my mentat addiction

Just ask Rex or ed-e they’re all the emotional help a courier needs

funny!

hahahahahahah

I love it!

Y'all are funny!

I love it!

Best doctor in the game!

I've owned a number of Indiana Jones hats over the years and worked on dozens more. It never fails to amaze me how a little genuine weathering will shrink up the crown on different types of felt. I wore a Todd's in Central America for about 3 months and by the time I got back I had to turn it into a low crown Derby style because no amount of steaming and stretching could bring back the height. Beaver hats hold up the best of course but it's interesting to see that even yours tapered. Probably explains why they needed a new batch for every movie.

Great Video!

Where do i get a vault suit as amazing as that one?

I wonder if the Assaultron, ADA, was named after Dr. Strauss.

I've been watching quite a few of your videos lately, and have enjoyed most of them, but I just can't get behind this one. You admitted that the cattleman's crack is the only one that you know, but if you don't know what you're doing, then you shouldn't be doing instructional videos. All newbies jerk the whip like you are doing in this video, that's a pretty normal thing, but now everyone who watches this is going to mimic your bad habits. Form good habits, and then pass what you have learned on to your viewers. Usually on social media, I get a lot of hate for offering constructive criticism, but as a fellow Indy fan, please understand that this is coming from a guy who wants to help you improve. I started learning to crack whips by watching RUclips videos, and Adam Winrich's instructional DVD. It was very hard, and I struggled mightily as a newbie. Once I figured out what I was doing, I decided to come out with my own whip tutorial series to help other newbies avoid my pitfalls, which is the most in-depth instructional series for beginners that you will find. It is on my channel, under Indiana Jones material. It will help you TREMENDOUSLY if you start with Lesson 1, which most people just want to skip. Once you have a couple of cracks down, and have formed good habits, then re-release this video with what you have learned. I really want to support my fellow Indy enthusiasts out there, and you will have my support no matter how you respond to this, and I'll continue to watch your material. But every newbie who watches this video is going to go through the same struggles that I had to go through. Let's work together to break that cycle.

I like the 10mm pistol prop, any pointers on blueprints or sources?

When I bought my first whip from Lee Keppler, I also bought a VHS tape called The Art Of The Bullwhip. The video stated that before you start learning to crack, you should go buy a motorcycle helmet, leather jacket and leather chaps. I didn't and all I can say is that the pain was exquisite! I learned quickly what not to do. I have since gotten better at cracking. I've had several David Morgan whips (6' 8' & 10') which I sold on eBay years ago. I bought a 10' from Wall drug in South Dakota that's pretty nice. I have a custom made 9' whip from Paul Nolan at Midwest Whips as well as a 4' one from a seller on Etsy. Good video!

Nice video! I bought a Todd’s 8 footer a few years ago, and now have a custom made 9 footer, LC style from Mario at MJG whips. The Todd’s is a great practice whip to see if you like it before committing to a more expensive whip. Whip cracking is definitely an art, and a lot of fun once you become familiar with it! 😃

I went to every single channel of Indiana Jones cosplayer to see to learn how to crack a bullwhip. Now I am trying to do tricks with my whip, I also went straight to 8ft and then 10ft.

“Aww man I’m so stupid, I should have never have trusted a doctor that smelled like that”

Bro! As always, S Tier Indy content! Entertaining, informative… just truly excellent!

Well done

Great cosplay, lol it’s what I would expect if the games was irl lol

Awesome skit also great cosplay

Haha very well done. Always loved that last line

Love the episode! Very comprehensive, informative and entertaining. The rundown at the end is great! Gotta say, I’ve always thought that you nail the professor/adventurer look. Indy suits you to a “T”. I’m surprised that I haven’t made my wife mad, yet😂

nice

I read somewhere (long before indygear came around but i can't recall exactly where) , that there were several hats made/used during filming by Harrison and the stunt doubles /stand ins during all the original 3 movies.

This a dam fallout 3 dialouge. My brain!