This is all I used, it's just a simple trace of the photo above to scale when printed 11" x 17".
You'll have to adjust the largest two shapes to account for perspective.
The Star-Lord/Peter Quill Sling Bag thread
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This is all I used, it's just a simple trace of the photo above to scale when printed 11" x 17".
You'll have to adjust the largest two shapes to account for perspective.
.:MirrorminD:.
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I'm pretty positive there is at least 2 and did consider a third under the flap. The one across the seam lengthwise makes sense because that is the "secure" pocket where stuff won;t fall out.
Granted this pic is from the toy but the pleat under the flap makes it seem like there could be an external pocket there.
Granted this pic is from the toy but the pleat under the flap makes it seem like there could be an external pocket there.
I'm quite certain there's more than one pocket. I'm on mobile, so I'll try to explain without good photo editing software:
The red arrow points at the side seam at the top of that piece of leather, and the yellow I THINK points at a lower seam, showing that they're is depth to the leather.
The upper seam, where the red arrow points, is on the same plane as the trapezoids and under layer of the tan printed cloth. That plane is the back of the primary pocket. But there's not just a single layer of leather behind that, there's space in that leather. I think it's also fairly visible in the shoot that shows all the fabric printing detail.
The red arrow points at the side seam at the top of that piece of leather, and the yellow I THINK points at a lower seam, showing that they're is depth to the leather.
The upper seam, where the red arrow points, is on the same plane as the trapezoids and under layer of the tan printed cloth. That plane is the back of the primary pocket. But there's not just a single layer of leather behind that, there's space in that leather. I think it's also fairly visible in the shoot that shows all the fabric printing detail.
I began to figure there was at least two pockets, but to think that there's three now (which does make a lot of sense given the additional overview of the bag), makes it alot more complicated than I was hoping. However, since I plan on using the bag outside of the costume it would have more utility with additional pockets. But I'm waiting for a generous pattern maker to come up with a pattern that they would be willing to share.
Staar Lord Maan
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When Gamora is rifling through the bag trying to find the orb in the movie, (inside the Milano in her Yellow prison jumper), she opens one compartment, then another to reveal nothing but candy wrappers. Seen it seven times. Also, there is an additional pocket sewn into the liner which is about the size of a man's wallet, if not slightly bigger.
The cannibalization of the jacket continues with these snaps. I just realized they are the perfect size for the snaps on the bag! Mmmm patina . . .
ErkNinja
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Do you know where the compartments are that Gamora goes through?
.:MirrorminD:.
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She goes through what I outlined in yellow first and the inner pocket is on the backside on that pocket.
Staar Lord Maan
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That's exactly the info I'm hoping for. I haven't seen the movie since starting this thread, when I go again I'll be paying very close attention in that scene.
Staar Lord Maan
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Yeah, it went kinda quick...also, when Star Lord is rooting through it (past the orb while looking for the walkman), after escaping, he also whips-open two compartments.
ErkNinja
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I really need to see the movie again...Yeah, after seeing all these pictures of what you guys are pointing out, it does seem like there are a lot more pockets!
I'm looking at a screen shot from the movie:
Are there 2 small pockets in there? Also, we think there's a large pocket behind all of this that takes up the entire profile of the bag?
I'm looking at a screen shot from the movie:
Are there 2 small pockets in there? Also, we think there's a large pocket behind all of this that takes up the entire profile of the bag?
Very good information on this, im getting my parts in. I just received my carbon steel bucklets. This weekend i will try a couple things to get the look, kind of how i did with my belt loops. Cant wait to receive the patterned fabric. I am doing the Bag and Boot at the same time, as i lagging behind on my project.
@Soulinertia, Thanks for posting that pattern, that will be a start for me
@Soulinertia, Thanks for posting that pattern, that will be a start for me
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ErkNinja
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Here's the back:
Not that the inside of my bag is very relevant anymore...but here's 1 pocket! With all of the discussions about pockets yesterday, I'm probably going to add the big pocket that goes across the entire surface of the bag (behind the front pocket and under the trapezoids). I think I'll probably add a 2" deep divider along the top seam and use a bag liner in both sections to split up the pocket.
I'm in the market for a carbon steel one too, if no one figures out a good way to distress the stainless buckle. I'll put the stainless one in a guitar strap if that's the case, that'll be fun. The bag is going to have to be an after-halloween project for me anyway, so no hurry.
Soulinertia, if you have a second half of that sketch that covers the right side, that would be awesome. There's not so much detail there so it wouldn't be hard to finish by hand, but if you've already done the work and don't mind sharing....
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.:MirrorminD:.
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Is this the general consensus on the hardware? Just trying to get everything organized for not only myself but for others so they we don't have to go page for page.
ErkNinja
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Just gathered info from the previous posts:
The 8mm Raised Flat are actually 10mm.
Not sure if the d-rings are 1.75" or 2"
The 10mm Flat Round Rivets are actually 12mm.
The 1.25" oval grommets are correct.
There are also the snaps on the strap on the other side of the bag that hold the flap down. Those are 5/8" or 16mm. I believe that is the standard Line 24 size for Tandy snaps (someone correct me if I'm wrong).
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HotMachete
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Any chance you could post a picture of the front and back of your back laying flat with something next to it for scale, like a ruler or a dollar bill or something? Your bag is looking great, and it would be nice to get an estimate of the rough size you went with.
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