Glossy Plastic Great Helm. Series “Onyx”

Products of the “Onyx” Series stand out for their striving toward accurate historical shapes, the ability to fit individual human measurements, and neat assembly.
Default price is for ABS plastic. Thickness 3 mm (optimal thickness for LARP games, MSF [Modern Sword Fighting], Cinema, Theater, and Cosplay)

Optional:
– ABS plastic. Thickness 4 mm (optimal thickness for LARP with duralumin and textolite weapons)
– HDPE [high-density polyethylene]. Thickness 4 mm (optimal for HEMA)
– Chin straps
– Leather liner suspension.
– Painting (dark metallic + varnish)

– Plastic version of the Aranæs Great Helm.
– The glossy surface is ideal for any further painting thanks to its smoothness and lack of distortion.
– Aranæs Helmet. A combat helmet dating to around 1300, found in 1916 during excavations of the medieval Aranæs fortress in Västergötland, Sweden. On display at the Swedish History Museum in Stockholm.
– A classic version of the famed pot-helmet family, which will confidently complement the look of any Crusader, Paladin, or Chaos Warrior.
– A solid-visor helm variant providing near-total head and face protection.
– The wide viewing slit of the visor provides good visibility for a closed helmet and additional ventilation.
– Large openings on the faceplate provide good airflow, allowing for normal conversation and even smoking if strongly desired.
– Topfhelm (in 19th–20th century arms study, German: Topfhelm – “pot helmet”, English: Great Helm, French: Heaume) – a helmet for mounted combat that appeared around the late 12th century during the Crusades. It consisted of a skull cap assembled from several plates (less commonly single-forged), a front plate, and a back plate.