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(Anthem helmets are SUPER dope btw)

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Although here the workers wear helmets, antic miningwas a primitive and grueling activity usually performed by slaves or prisoners of war who did not get to live very long. Drawn from 6th cent. BC Corinthian shard.
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Amazing to see these warriors from Khocho in colour, 8th - 9th Century, wearing lamellar armour and helmets and brandishing long swords

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warning: accurate viking helmets might not be compatible with birbs

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Combine helmets concepts, might do more of them funny combines later.

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Frantisek Kupka, Babylon 1906. But more likely Assyria, because of conical helmets, statues and chariots. Modern archeological consensus also places Hanging Gardens in Nineveh. Reconstruction by Terry Ball
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fun fact: in my alien story (one of them anyway) space suits are just formal wear but with space helmets

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The helmets for males are just...

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Did a little re-imagine/headcanon of the Tankmen from Newgrounds without helmets ✨ (gave the Tankgirl a name too)

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So naturally, I did that right after! Wear your helmets, folks, safety first!

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I designed crane operator helmets, because why not

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Honestly, I just like to play as the red crewmate with a DUM sticker, I've attempted to draw the suits with more details in my own style, their helmets always reminded me of old diving suits :D

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3rd entry for In Full Circle it's not strange to find little kids using old helmets as toys. What else can be found lying around the old ruins?

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Helmets have different eyeholes.
The wide top slit can indicate a helmet for cavalry use. Tilting the helmet forward while lance charging gives you a good view, during the impact the user just leans back.
It's hard to get in projectiles or thrusts due to the portruding lip

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...whatever YOU call it! I looked for this show as a kid and hunted for toys that didn't exist. Im all in for whatever figures or helmets ever get released.

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The doedicurus/glyptodont, Sandshrew ancestor Macedontus can partially bury itself in the ground, allowing it and its tuff hide to protect itself from attackers... at the cost of speed of course. Its armor is said to have inspired the design of many helmets throughout history.

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And a few shots of him in action exploring the derelict spaceship and its cavernous egg chamber.
The figure comes with two helmets, one intact and one smashed to allow the facehugger to attack. And two heads, one with Hurt’s normal face and the other with the hugger attached.

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