LICENSE:

This model is provided for personal use only

You are allowed to:

• 3D print the model for personal use
• Share images of the printed or otherwise manufactured physical product on social media

You are not allowed to:

• Modify or create derivative works
• Resell, share, or distribute digital files and printed or otherwise manufactured physical products to others
• Use digital files and printed or otherwise manufactured physical products for any commercial purposes

For any questions, please contact me via private message.

This helmet was carefully designed with a focus on both historical aesthetics and practical 3D printing. Special attention was given to clean geometry, logical part separation, and surface detail to ensure a high-quality final result.

OVERVIEW:

This 3d model includes multiple variations to suit different needs:

• Smooth or weathered surface
• Cut (for smaller printers) or uncut version
• Multiple rivet options
• Each archive is self-contained and includes files in .stl, .fbx, .obj, and .blend formats:
• Helmet model
• Rivets (if applicable)

2 test pieces:

• size test ring - to check fit before full printing
• cut test piece - to evaluate joints, tolerances, and gluing

PRINT VOLUME COMPATIBILITY

• Uncut version: requires at least 400×400×400 mm build volume
• Cut version: fits printers with 200×200×200 mm build volume

SIZE & FIT

The helmet is designed for a 60 cm head circumference (shown on renders).

To ensure proper fit:

• Your printer should be well-calibrated
• Material shrinkage should be taken into account

A test ring is included in every archive.It represents a cross-section of the helmet and allows you to:

• test the size
• adjust scale if needed

IMPORTANT:

Make sure to account for padding (helmet liner, cap, etc.).It is recommended to test fit with any additional layers you plan to wear.

PRINTING RECOMMENDATIONS:

For best surface quality:

• orient parts at 45-90° angle
• keep the outer surface facing upwards
• use sufficient supports to prevent deformation

Assembly (for cut versions):

Temporarily assemble parts using tapeGlue parts one by oneAlternatively, apply glue from the inside if suitableTake your time during assembly - this step directly affects the final appearance.

3D MODEL VARIATIONS:

Uncut - Smooth Surface:

uncut_smooth_helmet_with_built-in_rivets

uncut_smooth_helmet_with_holes_for_rivets (3 mm holes)

uncut_smooth_helmet_without_holes_and_rivets

Uncut - Weathered Surface:

Same options as above, but with sculpted surface detail simulating aged metal:

uncut_weathered_helmet_with_built-in_rivets

uncut_weathered_helmet_with_holes_for_rivets

uncut_weathered_helmet_without_holes_and_rivets

Weathered version works especially well with patina and painting techniques due to its textured surface.

Cut - Smooth Surface:

cut_smooth_helmet_with_built-in_rivets

cut_smooth_helmet_with_holes_for_rivets

cut_smooth_helmet_without_holes_and_rivets

Cut - Weathered Surface:

cut_weathered_helmet_with_built-in_rivets

cut_weathered_helmet_with_holes_for_rivets

cut_weathered_helmet_without_holes_and_rivets