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Mannschaften ulanen tschapka.

Now at least you can see something. The threads are visible, which is a good sign.You can cover this white coating with Bundeswehr paste https://allegro.pl/oferta/pasta-do-butow-wojskowa-oryginalna-bundeswehry-bw-125ml-th-geyer-czarna-14929777367

The front visor was torn out and glued, as evidenced by the lack of thread sewing.I am also sending a photo of my wappen for comparison.Maybe I'm wrong, but my intuition tells me something is wrong.

The front visor has been glued.I have doubts about the originality of the wappen.

Thank you for your kind words, I learned patience by fishing with a rod for fish living in still waters and rivers such as roach, bream, carp, etc.

Thank you beautifully for all the feedback.This is all I could do with this item.

I'm slowly finishing my work. All that's left to do is apply a layer of shellac and permanently assemble the parts.It was the most difficult task I have ever undertaken.

I no longer count the hours how long the repair takes,but it will still be the longest in my history.Rear spine I straightened with a primitive device that I created for this repair.A hammer and a piece of gouged wood were also needed for straightening.The next layer of primer is drying.

Thank you beautifully for all the feedback.The sewing itself took me seventeen hours.Tomorrow I will eliminate small dents.

To say that this pickelhaube has problems is like saying nothing.Skin like reinforced concrete.No leadingbo seam.To make the repair even more difficult, the previous owner covered the leather with glue.Normally a drama,but the price encouraged me to buy.

Brian, working in such conditions is pure bliss! I haven't seen the sun since November and my eyesight is ruined.

Officers Candidate Pickelhaube -it's a poor copy and doesn't have a single original part.

The lion is from a Bavarian Raupenhelm model from 1868. intended for a firefighter

This is the model 1845 you are looking for, and the mustache additionally stabilizes the lion.This is a correct clasp from another manufacturer. Do not hesitate to purchase.

This link you have is for the model from 1845. Both raupenhelm models differ in the way the lions are attached.In the model from 1845, the lions are mounted with a single screw, which is attached to an appropriate oarlock.In the 1868 model, the lion is mounted with wires or screws with nuts.

Here you have a donor. Original stripe and...

We will find all the parts, but it takes time.

It was a good purchase. I rebuilt the raupenhelm a few years agoI'll help you find parts.https://www.pickelhaubes.com/xf/threads/raupenhelm-m1845.15137/

Here everyone learns from each other.Regards. Wojtek

Now you've impressed me. The worst thing is that I don't remember it. Congratulations on the exhibit.