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Roman cavalry helmet of brass with tinning (the so-called 'bicycle bell' helmet, for obvious reasons). In common with all 1st-century AD cavalry helmets, there was a ferrous core beneath the brass skin.
Here are 18 Helmet/Mask papercrafts, collected by Artyom Borisov. You can download these papercraft templates here: 18 Papercraft Helmets/Masks Free Templates Download
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Pittsburg State University football helmet in storage at the Kansas Sports Museum in Newton, Kansas. Pittsburg State University is one of the winningest football programs in Kansas and the nation.
Viking helmets never had the horns coming out the side. This was a Victorian notion. A helmet similar to this was also used in an episode of SeaQuest DSV :-)
East German helmets.
Starting with a clean helmet.
Then a helmet with net (previously used at EW)
Finally showing a Strictarn Cover.
Both the net and cover can be used simultaneously; first the net and then the cover. This is the target for Eastwind, however, only a net is currently required.
Strobist: 1.25 CTO'd bare speedlight at the top, white shoot-through unbrella at bottom. Camera on tungsten white balance. See the setup shot
The development of the shell, the cover of cheeks and thickening of the metal are characteristic of the evolution of the type in the first half of the sixth century BC
The cutting, the helmet holes was used for fixing an inner lining that has disappeared.
First quarter of the sixth century BC
Br 4491
Louvre Museum
This papercraft is a life size custom Droid Helmet, created by Vladislav Verkhoturov. The size of finished model is about 194 (H) x 240 (W) x 230 (D) mm.
You can download the papercraft model template here: Life Size Custom Droid Helmet Papercraft Free Template Download [DropBox] [Yadi.sk] [Box] ...
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I took a little break from the confines of the helmet on the super quiet stretch of Reigle Rd., which I imagine averages about one car every 30 minutes in the middle of a week day.
Tried making the skeleton out of MDF. Failed miserably. I hate working with wood. Styrofoam seemed to be a decent alternative.
Ferocious Ostrich Helmets, available on Etsy at www.etsy.com/shop/FerociousOstrich. Hand painted, weather proof, and ready to wear. For more information, contact Julie at FerociousJulie@gmail.com.