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Limited Run STAR-LORD BAG, professionally made. Now shipping!
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Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
Just follow the payment instructions on the first post. Send payment via PayPal, and remember to include all of the information I ask for. I will start shipping some of the bags tomorrow, if you bought one now it would ship in the next few days.
Got a question: if I am interested in one back and want to buy one. When are those ready to ship? (I am not 100% sure if I understood the informations on the first site, so I am asking)
Thanks
Just follow the payment instructions on the first post. Send payment via PayPal, and remember to include all of the information I ask for. I will start shipping some of the bags tomorrow, if you bought one now it would ship in the next few days.
evoskater
Active Member
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
If I will be able to pay next week, when will the bag be shipped? Because before the end of the next week I would have problems to get the amount complete..
thanks for help
If I will be able to pay next week, when will the bag be shipped? Because before the end of the next week I would have problems to get the amount complete..
thanks for help
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Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
I'll be out of town the 18th-28th. So after that.If I will be able to pay next week, when will the bag be shipped? Because before the end of the next week I would have problems to get the amount complete..
thanks for help
evoskater
Active Member
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
paid for the bag and DHL international.
paid for the bag and DHL international.
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
Yep, I've sent off the first several, and the rest will leave today/tomorrow. When I send them, I'll email the address linked to the paypal account you paid with to tell you the tracking number.
MrSouthpaw
Sr Member
MrSouthpaw
Sr Member
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
Thanks.
Looking forward to seeing it in person.
Thanks.
Looking forward to seeing it in person.
MrSouthpaw
Sr Member
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
Got my bag. Initial impression is that the bag is excellently made and high quality.
Family member spirited it away and wrapped it up for X-Mas. Pics later.
Got my bag. Initial impression is that the bag is excellently made and high quality.
Family member spirited it away and wrapped it up for X-Mas. Pics later.
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
Yep, I have about 12 bags left, I think all Large size (only the strap length is different, the bags themselves are identical).
Follow the payment instructionns in the first post, including shipping, and all of the information you are asked to give in the note with your paypal payment!
Is the Run still open?
Yep, I have about 12 bags left, I think all Large size (only the strap length is different, the bags themselves are identical).
Follow the payment instructionns in the first post, including shipping, and all of the information you are asked to give in the note with your paypal payment!
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
I weathered my own bag to make it look older and more movie-accurate.
Before:
After:
Before panels:
After panels:
Side-by-side of the panels:
Side-by-side of the shoulder strap:
On the panels I used brown alcohol ink in an airbrush. It sprayed onto the screen printing too, but it wiped off super easily with rubbing alcohol. Similar technique for the straps.
Here's an album with these and more pictures.
I weathered my own bag to make it look older and more movie-accurate.
Before:
After:
Before panels:
After panels:
Side-by-side of the panels:
Side-by-side of the shoulder strap:
On the panels I used brown alcohol ink in an airbrush. It sprayed onto the screen printing too, but it wiped off super easily with rubbing alcohol. Similar technique for the straps.
Here's an album with these and more pictures.
ravonos
Active Member
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
Damn zlurpo that looks great. I want to begin weathering mine but I made the mistake of giving it to my fiance first. She doesn't want me to "ruin it". I'm trying to convince her otherwise but she's really happy with it as is.
Damn zlurpo that looks great. I want to begin weathering mine but I made the mistake of giving it to my fiance first. She doesn't want me to "ruin it". I'm trying to convince her otherwise but she's really happy with it as is.
IndyGhostbuster
New Member
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
Wow Zlurpo! Can you provide any more tips on how you used the airbrush? What type of airbrush did you use?
PM sent for a Large Sling Bag....I can't miss out on this!
Wow Zlurpo! Can you provide any more tips on how you used the airbrush? What type of airbrush did you use?
PM sent for a Large Sling Bag....I can't miss out on this!
Re: Star-Lord Bag, professionally made (pic heavy!)
I have this Master Airbrush here. I think it's a pretty basic version. I used Ranger brand alcohol inks. They are usually sold in 3 packs at Joann's, Hobby Lobby, and probably a lot of places that sell scrapbooking supplies (I think they are used for stamps or something). I used a dark brown color, sprayed it on at around 15-20 PSI, and then wiped it off with a tissue with rubbing alcohol on it to remove the ink from the metal hardware and the screen printing.
The straps got a little bit of red mixed in with the brown over everything to darken and color them to look more aged. Then I used black (leather dye, not alcohol ink, also works great in the airbrush) to age the straps even further and darken the edges. The buckle I colored with alcohol ink mixed with some thin superglue.
Also I found that the color can be stripped off of the screen printing with acetone. So if anyone wants to age the rest of the bag they can do so with that, but be careful it doesn't remove too much.
I have this Master Airbrush here. I think it's a pretty basic version. I used Ranger brand alcohol inks. They are usually sold in 3 packs at Joann's, Hobby Lobby, and probably a lot of places that sell scrapbooking supplies (I think they are used for stamps or something). I used a dark brown color, sprayed it on at around 15-20 PSI, and then wiped it off with a tissue with rubbing alcohol on it to remove the ink from the metal hardware and the screen printing.
The straps got a little bit of red mixed in with the brown over everything to darken and color them to look more aged. Then I used black (leather dye, not alcohol ink, also works great in the airbrush) to age the straps even further and darken the edges. The buckle I colored with alcohol ink mixed with some thin superglue.
Also I found that the color can be stripped off of the screen printing with acetone. So if anyone wants to age the rest of the bag they can do so with that, but be careful it doesn't remove too much.
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