Yeah, like the one that impressed itself into your skull after a few hours' wear time.Greg wrote:Much like to (in function) the webbing suspension system that I believe you're thinking of that has been found in Modern Military helmets including, I'm sure, the one you once wore.
Patrol into Rhûn
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I see the padded ring being worn in between a coif or cervelliere and early greathelms, like here: http://www.themcs.org/armour/knights/We ... %20631.JPG
My helm is based on the olmutz helm which has holes around the rim and no surviving interior. Many people lace up a sort of web hard hat liner made of leather but I tried stitching on a fitted leather cap with wool stuffed between that and the helmet. http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ma29j ... o1_500.png
My helm is based on the olmutz helm which has holes around the rim and no surviving interior. Many people lace up a sort of web hard hat liner made of leather but I tried stitching on a fitted leather cap with wool stuffed between that and the helmet. http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ma29j ... o1_500.png
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Hmm, okay thanks. I can see how those holes in the second link would support some kind of webbing. Your idea sounds like it would be comfortable.
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B. Price in TOMAR uses the leather suspension on the War Kettle, but for his bascinet recommends a heavy fabric, stuffed tube cap with using horsehair. This is then stitched to bottom edge of the helm.
Great pictures. Thanks for posting.
Great pictures. Thanks for posting.
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