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An aluminum oxide forming at the right side of the helmet

Aluminum Oxide and the German helmet

January 19, 2019 Jacob

Starting in March 1940 German helmet factories were ordered to produce a rough textured matte finish on their helmets. This finish was achieved in most cases by aluminum oxide powder.

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4 Dec 2020

Just sold the ARVN ranger helmet. I think I'll be doing more Vietnam stuff. Its becoming more popular.

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Another museum quality DAK m35 ready for the clien Another museum quality DAK m35 ready for the client. Original Q64 marked shell was used on this project. Decal was painted over, a common practice.
Detail on a heavily distressed DAK m35. Brushed on Detail on a heavily distressed DAK m35. Brushed on RAL 8000
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