Faithful reproduction of the "Adrian" helmet in its 1916 version. 

The latest US studies on "Adrian" helmets have shown that they were more effective (than any other helmets of the time - English, German - and even those of the modern era) when it comes to "crushing impacts", thanks in particular to the famous "crest" on top of the helmet, which considerably weakens the shock wave.

A model faithfully reproduced from the original orignals and in the original textures (especially the "blue horizon")

In addition to different wear textures, the Adrian helmet of this double pack is provided in two versions : strap in "comfort" position and the other in standard chin strap mode. For this last version, adjustment is possible through the morph animation (see the mini tutorial in the presentation images).



(note: many U.S. Army soldiers and officers  like General G. Harbord or artist Cyrus Baldridge who participated in the First World War also wore this outfit and the helmet with a special emblem, the latter will be the subject of a free update very soon)

more information on american Adrian helmet story



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