What is the material of the helmet cover?
The helmet cover is made from hessian, also known as burlap. The hessian is strong and durable. Some covers have writing on the burlap, which gives them a field-made appearance.
Is the helmet cover easy to fit onto a helmet?
There is some variation in how easily the helmet cover fits. Some covers are a beast to put on and require significant effort, sometimes needing extra hands. Other covers fit easily and quickly, with no difficulty.
What historical periods is this helmet cover appropriate for?
The helmet cover is a reproduction of those used by British troops in both World Wars. It is supplied with camouflage loops, which can be removed to make it more appropriate for World War I. Removing the loops takes about ten minutes.
What is the construction of the helmet cover?
The helmet cover features a four-piece construction. It is designed with camouflage loops. The hessian is strong enough to allow for the addition of late WWI Brigade or Divisional badges if sewn on.
Can the camouflage loops be removed?
Yes, the camouflage loops can be removed from the helmet cover. Removing the loops makes the cover more appropriate for a World War I impression. Some covers have had the loops cut off.
Does the helmet cover hide imperfections on a helmet?
The helmet cover neatly covers up any knocks and dints on an original helmet. It can make a battered helmet look cooler.
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