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Dark Helmet from Spaceballs
Sweats and shorts made up his main costume.
Vinyl cape.
Fabric with paint tie.
Fimo swirls
Fimo belt buckle with vinyl belt
Helmet was made out of a storage bucket, fan cover, electrical tape, face shield so that his shield goes up and down, more tape, drain catcher and plastic canvas.
He LOVED it!! And so did everyone who recognized the character, and those who didn't
"Put your helmet back on before they do the grand unveiling."
"But I've just had my hair done and the helmet will ruin it!"
"HELMET!"
It's great to see so many riders wearing cycling helmets at the Southend Bikeathon in aid of Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research.
Best $225 I ever spent. the scrapes are on the eyebrow/temple area, where my old helmet wouldn't have protected me at all. There's also another big patch of scraping on the opposite corner, left side of the back of my head. As soon as the EMTs saw the helmet damage they immobilized me and prepped the backboard.
It is a cavalry helmet from the 1880's but with crossed arrows indicating it's an Indian helmet. Many indians would take and wear the vestments of their defeated enemies, but this is different. They wore the things of their conquers.
- Bicycle helmet for kids
- 6 air vents cooling system
- PVC shell with pattern
- White/black EPS impact absorption liner
- Quick release buckle
- CE & CPSC approved
- Size: S - 49~52cm
M - 52~54cm
L - 54~56cm
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A father giving his kid a ride down an alleyway in San Francisco. Safety first! Leica M6 with Kodak Portra 400 converted to B&W.
Altmärkisches Feld-Artillerie-Regt. Nr.40
(Burg) IV Armee Korps
One of the three methods of swearing-in–the other two were swearing while holding onto a flag–swearing while holding on to the tip of an officer sword. I have pictures of all just need to get them sorted out.
"Wear Helmet"
Such an appropriate caption on the back of the truck. I think I would have preferred sleeping in between the wheels.
I WANT THIS HELMET!!! In grey/white please.
COMPETITIVE CYCLIST has a cool story on the helmet:
www.competitivecyclist.com/road-bikes/product-apparel/200... marketing software&utm_content=458816013&utm_campaign=Introducing+the+Lazer+Genesis+Helmet+_+kykuhd&utm_term=Lazer+Genesis+072809
Yes, it is wearable! It has 16 LEDs powered by a custom CMOS circuit that runs off a 9 Volt battery for about a week. Originally constructed in 1980 for a high school industrial design project. First a model was made using styrofoam, joint compound, clay, and wax (what a mess!) Then a plaster form was made from the model and the helmet was cast using expanding urethane foam. The helmet was refinished around 1983 using Squadron Products modelling putty and chrome metallizer spray paint which buffs to a mirror-like finish with a soft cloth. You can actually see the reflection of a door frame in the finish. This photo was taken around 1983 with a good film camera and no flash.
By your command, you Chrome-Plated Tintinnabulation!.
Inspired by "The Stig" from the British automotive show "Top Gear".
I was trying to restrict myself to a single light source but I think this picture might have been better if I used an additional light source behind me to create more separation from the background.
I'm wearing a HJC AR-10 helmet that I use for autocross and track days.
Strobist Info:
1 x SB26 at 1/4 power with dome diffuser in Westcott 28" Apollo softbox above the subject
1 x white reflector just below in front of subject.
Outtakes from quick shoot for Rachel’s first xoVain piece, on helmet hair.
Jackson, Ms.
August 2013.
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I first built a Jets helmet over seven years ago. That one is rather yellowed now from being on my desk at work for a few years. And it used green because dark green hadn't been created yet. And the facemask was horrible. So here's an all-new one.
I'm all about freedom of choice.
I don't much care for most helmet laws--the more liberal ones that require that you show proof of motorcycle license and health insurance to opt out of helmet wearing are fine by me.
I wear a full face helmet because it keeps the sun off my delicate ginger skin. It helps keep my skin from drying out and me from getting dehydrated all together from the constant wind. It also tends to be a bonus when sliding down the interstate (interprovince?) at a hundred and twenty kilometers per hour.
Posted per a recent VKMC thread on helmet laws.