Do you know your helmets? Summer quiz!
Article about: Hi everyone, It's Summer time, things are slow. Here is a little visual quiz about helmets, try to identify the country user & the model. FYI: The original set up was done by my tablet n
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This is more difficult than it looks, mainly because the images are small. I seem to be lacking the time to save and enlarge them. But anyway, here we go, first thoughts without any checking - oh no wait a minute, you've already provided the answers. In some obscure way that is cheating! Quite difficult anyway, some of these are particularly unusual helmets.
My original answers, from sight only not using references -
from top left
? - France M16 - ?
Bulgarian M26c - Greek M38 - Portuguese M40
British Mk2 - Spanish M42/79 - Spanish Marte (one of the 85 models)
Spanish M65 para - ? - DDR M56 later model
Some years ago I did for a while a similar quiz, based on a single more-or-less unique detail of a helmet. Tried my best to baffle everyone involved but I think only on one occasion I got no correct answer. If I remember right it involved a Belgian fibre DR helmet from the early 1950s. Or a Norwegian Cato-Ringstad composite, I dunno now. Is this sort of thing worth reviving here? Any opinions?
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Your good Greg, photos are not to clear even enlarged, part of the challenge. Hum! The tablet in a weird way saved side by side 15 helmets interior together, total coincidence! A screen shot was the only way to keep expose them together. I found it cool so I kept it, got the quiz idea a few days ago, for fun & to change my mind from translating Japanese writing part of my M66 quest. So far 10% of members liked the quiz enough to say so. A little distraction is fun, why not?
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3. Swedish M37
4. Swedish M62
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1. Finish M40
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3. Swedish M37
4. Swedish M37/63
5. Swedish M37/70
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7. Estonian/Polish M40 (great helmet)
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Number 2 is a Danish M46, which is kinda sorta derived from the M37 ( SWEDISH/DANISH M37/46 hybrid )
and as far as I am concerned 1 is a Finnish M62, 5 is a Swedish M37/65 and 6 is a Swedish M37/60. And is 8 a Finn M40, I dunno, I htink my eyesight is failing.
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1. Finnish M62
2. Danish M46
3. Swedish M37
4. Swedish M62
5. Swedish M65
6. Swedish M60
7.Estonian M40
8.Danish M37/46
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We have a great quick reference for that family now. BTW I better start studying the M1 clones!..
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