Wow, very cool, MacFan!

And good one, Kiwi. You had me too.

lol I also studied the hat after I saw Kiwi's post. I really like the hat, it looks great! As a matter of fact with Legos, a globe, and even a Stonehenge miniature, I like everything about that picture! Is the Stonehenge something you put together? That's awesome and now I want one

The Stonehenge set came with a little book targeted more toward grade school kids. Each of the stones was a separate piece. I glued them together as well as glued them to the round, green cardboard base, so I could move it without it falling apart. If I remember right, I found it at a Goodwill store for around $1.00. You might be able to find one on eBay.

Oh okay cool I'll look on there. I love Stonehenge and ever since I first saw a picture of it when I was younger I have always wanted to see it in person. For now though, a model will do Not to mention I like making all sorts of things. Years ago, I made a replica of it out of Legos the best I could, haha. Thanks for letting me know about that.

By the way, I responded to the message you sent me earlier. Sorry I didn't post the measurement of my door hinge for the Jeep yet. Got home from work with a bad headache. I will do this tomorrow and post it in the "Jeeping MacGyver Style" thread. Mounting those mirrors to the hinges would be neat.

Here's what the Stonehenge books looks like.

lol I also studied the hat after I saw Kiwi's post. I really like the hat, it looks great! As a matter of fact with Legos, a globe, and even a Stonehenge miniature, I like everything about that picture! Is the Stonehenge something you put together? That's awesome and now I want one

I, myself, kinda fancy those model planes in the background, too.

Thanks If I can't find it or something similar I was thinking about making my own using real stones. I could study some pictures and the layout, make a drawing to help map it out, then take my handheld wet saw (for tile and brick, etc.) and carve each stone into a replica shape of each of the real ones used in Stonehenge. (or at least as close as I could get, haha)

I've used the saw for things like this before. Below is a picture of a key chain I made out of a rock that has a fossilized insect in it. Originally the rock was a little smaller than a racquetball so I slowly chopped and shaped it with the saw into what looks very similar to a Native American arrowhead. Next, I sprayed it with a few coats of clear sealer which made it shiny, water proof, and resistant to cracking. I then took copper wire and wrapped the notches in the top of the stone (covered by the blue cord in picture) and twisted it with a pliers so it would tighten it all together.

After slipping an electrical ring connector on the end of the remaining wire, I applied solder to the ring connector and let it travel all around the wire. After it cooled, it got another coat of sealer and I wrapped the top where all the wire and solder is with some blue cord using a technique for wrapping a knife handle with paracord. One more coat of sealer to give the cord a "dried sinew" (one of the ways spear points were attached to shafts) type look. Only thing now is I wonder how old the rock is?

Sorry that's long lol. I try to fill in free time with something hahaha and like to always be doing something when I'm not at work.

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Haha, me too

Do anyone know what's the precise brand of the wristwatch worn by Mac on "The Gauntlet?"

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Just wanted to share this. Yesterday I bought this jacket from the brand Divided.


Maybe not exactly the same one as on the picture. There's a seam on the picture mine doesn't have around the chest area. It wasn't until today I realized that this jacket looks like the MA-1 Flight Jacket Mac has. The only difference is mine is completely black also on the inside. But I think it has the same feel and I also have this little zipper on my left arm. It can also give you this 'muscular' look like when you sit down while wearing it. I tried it on today but it was a little cold though, maybe it's too early yet to wear it. Though it hasn't been exactly winter this year.

It gives a little a Mac-ish feeling though. I haven't been watching the show for quite some time now. To be honest it was just the black that turned me on and it was good I found my size, so I simply bought it and I'm happy with it but it seems more like a jacket for spring and fall than winter and summer.

It looks very nice, MGod!

It's not the jacket I was originally looking at, but I just won this vintage 80's Avirex G-2 for $73.00. It's a little beat up (Small hole on cuff and back collar), but that just adds to the character imo:





I'm a 44 and the jacket is a 46, so hopefully it's not too big on me.

Nice jacket! Well done!

44-46 I'm sure it will be fine. Maybe a little big but should look fine.

Nice, that's a good looking jacket with a lot of character. Very little difference in the Avirex G-2 numbered sizes. For example, I can wear a 38 or a 40 in an Avirex and while the 40 is a little bigger, it is certainly not by much so I'm sure that one will fit you good.

Inspired by fellow MOL member nordmark, I bought the item pictured below, on eBay. I'll be purchasing one of the Wilbur's cocoa tins soon.

This is my Service Shoes US ARMY

Where did you get them from?

I know it be a replication of original shoe US ARMY called SERVICE SHOES or SERVICE BOOTS, supposedly they are produced in germany, but I have bought it on internet auction.

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Several things from case of MacGyver

My Rider Flight Jacket AVIREX G2:





and my daily dress and accessories:

Nice collection! Keep us updated on how the shoes break in. How much did you pay for them? I got mine from a shop in France and after 2,5 years, they've developed a hole in the toe area - nothing I would have expected from 160 Euro shoes...

Thanks, these shoes i have from 5 years, i bear it daily and really i must say that they are reliable and good qualities, they are a really leather. I have paid for it near 90 euro and i am satisfied

And now my private collection Victorinox Swiss Army Knife and Wenger Knife used in all MacGyver episodes

Impressive! Very cool!

Wow! That is one incredible collection!!

still miss even a pocket knife from the episode Serenity or Spartan (Wood), al I hope that someday I can buy it