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WWII M1938 tanker helmet review and comparison
A brief review of a few reproduction M1938 tanker helmets
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M1938 tanker helmet transformation. Can I improve a low quality wwii reproduction?
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An attempt at making a reproduction m1938 tanker look less bad.
D-day cricket vs K98 and why The Longest Day is wrong.
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A brief look at a cheap repro cricket and a rant on The Longest Day cricket scene.
Reproduction military sun, wind, dust goggle review. Why did they make these?
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A Quick Look and thoughts on a completely unnecessary reproduction military pair of goggles. Thanks for clicking on my most boring video yet!
Vietnam Mitchell helmet cover review (Chinese repro) worth $20?
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Review of a Chinese made m1 mitchell camo pattern cover.
WWII M1 helmet transformation! Can I make a Chinese copy look original?
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I take a wack at making a Chinese copy of a m1 helmet look less like a Chinese copy. Let me know what you think! Note- if you have an original helmet with less than perfect original paint, this is not intended for you. Please don’t do this to a descent original. They will only be original once.
eBay repro jumbo N.S. Meyer crusher eagle review and comparison
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A side by side look at the jumbo N.S. Meyer cap eagle and a new made reproduction.
Repro WWII officers crusher cap review. Ebay vs original. How close is it?
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A review of a cheap Chinese copy of the iconic WWII officers “crusher” cap.
are the rothco ones as good as the military made ones ?
@@atol671 I’m not sure if they are Z87 safety rated but they are about the same price as new old stock surplus.
Recently I've been looking for an affordable, good quality tanker helmet. Sadly there aren't much out there. Great video!
Pleather?😳 Ready to mount lulu bella?🤣 Jman
That's actually not too bad for what it is
I highly recommend thermoplastic for casting things cheaply and reusable. Though if you’re doing resin casts it might be too hot. It’s relatively cheap and might be an interesting thing to try. It’s called “blue stuff” sometimes and often comes in blue plastic bars. Looks good though!
What Price Glory is a godsend, truly affordable reproductions that are pretty good, albeit not perfect.
You just reminded me of that ending scene in step brothers where dale gets the shitty Chewbacca mask and is like “it’s okay that mines not movie quality!” Lmao
you need a resin printer. they are cheap enough. you could easily make those "receivers" on tinkercad made to the right dimensions.
Unfortunately those M1944 goggles are not suitable for WW2, nice work otherwise though
@@4192362 True m1944 goggles would be, these are reproductions of the sun wind and dust goggles used since 1974. I did a brief video on the differences.
@ thanks, after I commented I did watch the other video cheers
It would look better if you weather the helmet and would also be cool to display 👍
But shouldnt it be baggy so it camouflages better
like i tell my husband who just customized an Italian police ballistic kevlar helmet for his job WEAR GLOVES WHEN YOU PAINT 😂 😂😂😂! for crying out loud
Another thing to consider is that when they were originally made the hue and patina could have looked quite a bit different
I did a resto mod on a Belgian m1 that I got from my local surplus store. The helmet was this weird green color so I decided to paint it. Made my own cork from an old coaster that I sanded with course sandpaper in a tray. Then I got some paint from Home Depot and it actually turned out pretty well!!! With the exception of the non period correct chinstraps it actually looks pretty good
No, they’re shit …!
can these stop shrapnel?
@@aaronsoriano2421 might be worth a test!
they look quite good are they the right material on the helmet itself?
@@Tristonia2 I’m not sure, I guess I could try shooting at it.
@@WarQualityReviewswell is the liner a hard plastic? And is the shell steel?
@@megandarling2215 yes, this is correct.
@@WarQualityReviews got it!
how do you only have 69 subs you deserve more
MAYBE not historically accurate look, however, I used some of that textured "stone" spray paint. Just a Walmart rattle can spray paint that has a fine/medium texture to it~ than I sprayed OD over it. Turned out really nice.
Sadly...not enough texture ! You should have used much more cork !
Yea I’ve noticed that bout’ the longest day
Nice dude I subscribed to your channel
I'd say it seems like a good idea if you want something custom, or a project, and don't want to modify a historical piece.
You should do a Military Tour
Great video! I'm going to try your method!
If you Take Just the Cover by itself and Soak it in hot 💧 Water, Then stretch it over the Steel Helmet, that seems to work a bit better.
Tbh you deserve more than 35 subs
What sewing machine did you use? Ive looked into bar tack specific machines but too expensive!🙄 Jman
@@robertmunoz7543 I just used a regular sewing machine with a denim/ upholstery needle on a zig zag setting.
@@WarQualityReviews Didn't know if It needed the torque like industrial machines to sew canvas?🤔 Jman
REPOP?😂 Jman
Had mine awhile. Currently washing it to try and fade it abit to get that vintage look.
nice
I have the exact same repro cover, i cut it so it fit my chinstraps and now its nice and tight
Nice
thanks for the vid a descent cap at best not to bad
I tried doing this but the paint I used was horribly inaccurate but when i got the paint it looked like the accurate color.
The pot isn’t as deep and the front of the dome isn’t as high. It slopes more gradually than the WW2 m1. It’s kind of hard to tell until you put them side by side. Great work though. Easy to see why they’d use them in ww2 films.
You done a good job on a china made M1 to make it look real ww2
Those Chinese helmets were the same ones used in the movie Hacksaw Ridge
Yup, threw me off so much while watching that movie
Yeahh… they really should’ve just asked reenactors if they could rent them from them…
Hoganmyer crusher?🤣 Jman
Occifer?😳 Jman
Tf are you talking about
Unfortunately they copied an 60s production M1 rather than a WW2 example which is shaped differently!🙄 What sewing machine are you using?🤔 Jman
The Jman?
@@freduinst4333old call sign😁 Jman
Que usas como textura? que material es? Gracias
It’s ground cork
@@WarQualityReviews me sorprende que sea corcho!! pensé que era algo más sólido, hierro o arena! Gracias!!
So I REALLY would like to get my hands on a decent replica. Any Ideas who might be a good maker? I don’t want to waste time and Money on some cheap Asian Knockoff…
The absolute best repros are made by Michael Hanford from Aviator Military Headwear. He does stunning work.
@@WarQualityReviews Thank you very much indeed - I'll check him out immediatly!
@@WarQualityReviews Found them on Facebook! 225 Pounds + Shipping... now that's a pretty Penny! They look stunning tough, I might consider it....
Society Brand cap company make great reproductions! If I remember correctly, they are the only one to be licensed to make the Bancroft caps
I think it looks German as well.
This is interesting. I have a roached out vietnam helmet i plan to do this with. Id love to see your other helmets.
Good luck with yours! I’ll have to do a video on my other helmets sometime.
It looks exactly the same. Sweet "trick"