M35 NS64 SD Heer w/Net

[Ken B.]

Last one up for review. These were all of the images supplied to me on this particular helmet.

Comments and opinions welcome.

[Ken B.]

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[Andy C.]

Not to good on nets, it looks like it has been there for a while though, that helmet is a winner.

[Adam S.]

not to good on nets, it looks like it has been there for a while though, that helmet is a winner.

+1

[handschar]

killer helmet (even without net)

[CVM]

Stunning helmet Ken.
Where do you guy´s find this baby´s. I don´t understand it.

[jerryrehr]

Ken;
Looks good.... you are the " NET KING " now!!
Jerry

[CVM]

Ken;
Looks good.... you are the " NET KING " now!!
Jerry

And Jerry who is this NET queen?
Sorry for my sense of humor but I couldn´t ressist

Best regards

[jerryrehr]

Geeeez I don't know. What say ye Norman?

Jerry

[Perry Floyd]

[Shaun Winkler]

One of the nicest net helmets I have seen Ken !

Shaun

[jacquesf]

One of the nicest net helmets I have seen Ken !

Shaun

How many have you seen Shaun? Just pulling your leg. Jacques

[randywrap]

[Mappa]

Wow

[Luciusdegeer]

The net itself looks to be off, but the thinner thread that's running over the helmet (brownish hue) could be correct. Also a piece of an original net drawstring (brownish, with small zinc ring) is used as liner drawstring. I only know the brownish camo thread, nets like this one seem to 'smooth' for me a appear like they are knotted from packing strings...
I could be wrong though, and this makes a former post of mine suited for discussion.
The net I possess has 'poorer' threads, in the caracteristic 'brownish' hue (seems like brown strands are interwoven). The hardware consists of two front hooks, and a ring on a drawstring, just like in this helmet configuration.

Just my opinion,

Lucius