What is included in the helmet package?
The package includes a steel helmet shell, a liner, a chinstrap, and a net. These components are supplied for assembly. The liner is a reproduction, and the chinstrap is an early war reproduction. The helmet shell is a refurbished original.
Is assembly required for the helmet package?
Yes, the helmet package requires some assembly. Attaching the chinstrap before the liner can make the process easier. The net also requires some work to fit correctly.
How does the helmet net fit?
The net can be challenging to fit, with some finding it too small. It requires pulling back the flexible liner and tucking the net under the outer spacers. Knotting off a couple of corners first, then stretching and tying off other corners, can help.
What is the quality of the helmet shell?
The helmet shell is a refurbished original, and is generally well-painted. Some shells have the brim edge puttied and overfilled, which can erase the seam in places. Minor paint chips or scratches along the brim seam can be present.
What is the quality of the chinstrap?
The chinstrap is a reproduction of an early war type. It is generally considered to be of good quality. Attaching the chinstrap bales can require some effort.
Are there any common issues with the helmet's appearance?
The screw that secures the liner is unpainted and shiny, which is a common observation. Some shells may have minor paint chips or scratches. The brim edge on some shells is puttied, which can affect the appearance of the seam.
These answers are generated automatically from this product's own description and from customer reviews. They are a guide only and we take no responsibility for their accuracy. If a detail matters to your purchase, please ask us about this item to confirm it before ordering.












