Custom made PF real working bullwhips !

[Indiana Fett]

Amazing work, but Greg's whip is good enough for me. I would consider paying $100 for the 1/6 scale, although that would feel pretty extravagant - but $250 is mad.

I think the Captain is referring to the "Greg" who did the whip featured in Les Walker's YouTube video. Or as Les might say, Hhhh-wip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFUhdE84cuc

 

[Captain Britain]

I think the Captain is referring to the "Greg" who did the whip featured in Les Walker's YouTube video. Or as Les might say, Hhhh-wip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFUhdE84cuc

That's right - I am. Apologies for creating any confusion. Greg's kangaroo-skin whips are fantastic, although apparently he's running out of hide to make them from.

 

[bmarz1000]

So, there's two Gregs? I wouldn't mind a real mini-whip to hang from the belt. Any info on the second Greg? Thanks.

 

[Mighty_Jabba]

That's right - I am. Apologies for creating any confusion. Greg's kangaroo-skin whips are fantastic, although apparently he's running out of hide to make them from.

Do you have any contact details for this guy?

 

[El Skutto]

So, there's two Gregs? I wouldn't mind a real mini-whip to hang from the belt. Any info on the second Greg? Thanks.

Same here, provided he's not charging $500 a pop...

 

[mfisher]

He was selling his on ebay some time ago for around 25 bucks a pop... I scored one through a trade last year.. pretty nice work.. just the wrong color.. ( really reddish looking)

 

[Indiana Fett]

He was selling his on ebay some time ago for around 25 bucks a pop... I scored one through a trade last year.. pretty nice work.. just the wrong color.. ( really reddish looking)

Nothing a little 'customized dirt and grime' couldn't do to scale back the overall reddishness. That's my plan! I have 2 for my 1/6!

 

[mfisher]

yup.. I have been meaning to just redye it a darker brown then lighten it up with pastels and drybrushing..

 

[Indiana Fett]

yup.. I have been meaning to just redye it a darker brown then lighten it up with pastels and drybrushing..

Would love to see how you do it! keep us posted.