It would seem that in our time, when protective headgear of any configuration can be freely purchased in a store, there is no need to go through the trouble of making a motorcycle helmet with your own hands. However, not all so simple. There are several quite compelling reasons to take up handicrafts:
- firstly, you will make the helmet according to your individual measurements, and it will fit you better than any store-bought one;
- secondly, if you are an experienced motorcyclist, then you probably have your own ideas about how to properly protect your head. You will implement these ideas by creating a new motorcycle helmet design;
- thirdly, a homemade motorcycle helmet can be given any configuration, no matter how bizarre, and it will be one of a kind, original and unique;
- fourthly, good models of helmets cost a lot of money, and by making a motorcycle helmet yourself, you will save some money.
How to make a Spartan helmet with your own hands
The famous Spartan helmet, made with your own hands, will give you the strength of a tiger and the agility of a jaguar.
The layout of the Spartans' helmet takes up 9 pages in pepakura. It consists mainly of large parts without tricky squiggles, so you will have it assembled in no time. Strengthen it well and you can at least go to the battlefield.
The evolution of armor in the Star Wars universe
Rows from top to bottom:
Soldiers of the Old Republic
First Order Stormtroopers
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in fact, all this armor was taken from the Mandalorians.
This is exactly what the commentator above wanted to convey to us)
I shortened it, so to speak, for those who don’t like multi-books
If we're going to be boring, there is no armor evolution at all in the penultimate row. There is armor for different conditions, different types of troops, just different. From left to right:
— The most ordinary imperial stormtrooper;
— Pilot of light spaceships (in large spaceships, uniform as in a parade);
Evolution proceeds in rows, within the rows there are simply different types of armor of the same period and the same faction
Seeing the guy from Republic Commando brings tears to my eyes
If so, then it’s a completely logical continuation, knowing where Republic Commando ended
How to make a Spartan helmet with your own hands
So, a master class on creating a Greek Hoplite Helmet.
My sons are in school. Fifth grade students in such schools study Ancient Greece, and at the end of the year they show a play, in our case based on fragments of the Iliad. Accordingly, costumes and decorations are made by students and their parents
