How do I get decals to stick to my helmet?
Once you’ve found the perfect position on your helmet, use your thumb and palm to firmly press the edges of the decal from the center out until it’s tightly attached. If there are any wrinkles, carefully pull up that area and re-stick until the entire decal is completely flat against the helmet.
How do you put vinyl on a helmet?
Remove the backing paper and apply the decal carefully so that the center of the decal touches the helmet first. Then, carefully press the decal down from the center out, so that the vinyl will conform to the curve of the helmet.
Are ww1 German helmets rare?
The so called M18-cut out helmet is one of the rarest of German helmets produced in both WWI and WWII….German World War I helmets.
| Maker name/City | Maker code | Sizes produced |
|---|---|---|
| Koerting & Mathiesen, Leutsch /Leipzig | K&M | 66,68 |
What type of vinyl is used for helmet decals?
CONVEX makes the best laminates for sports helmet decals because they are the easiest to apply without buckling. A decal that is at least 20 mil thickness is the standard thickness that coaches ask for.
What decals were used on German WW2 helmets?
Please be aware that some German WW2 Helmets used stencils and not decals, you can get to the stencils here. WW2 German Heer (Army) Decal ET Eagle M35 1935 1936 #2. WW2 German Heer (Army) Decal ‘Grey Lined’ Eagle. M35 Re-issued and Transitional #3 WW2 German Decal EF Fulda Eagle M35 1937 1938 Huber, Jordan & Koerner #35.
Are the decals on the Heer helmet authentic?
Both authentic decals in excellent overall condition. Heer Army adler rates approx 98% whereas the National tri-color rates approx 90%. Tight fitting liner system 100% original to the helmet. All three untouched split pin rivet fasteners intact and complete with all three slotted washers.
Why choose Reddick militaria’s German helmet decals?
Reddick Militaria’s German Helmet Decals are the highest quality available, and we offer the widest selection on the market. Extensive research on original decals and helmets ensures that these are the proper size and colors with exact replication of designs.
How much does a WWII helmet liner cost?
The reinforced aluminum band is marked D.R.P. and is dated 1938. This liner fits M40 and M42 helmets but is best for M35 restoration projects. You will not find a better reproduction liner for accuracy and form. Available in sizes for 62, 64, 66 and 68 size shells. #PLP1 – SELLING PRICE – $65 Repro Mid – Late WWII M31 Helmet Liner