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making it well-suited to a variety of characters and settings

it is not recommended to leave it in the sun for an extended period of time

Sallet half over the head with bevor closed – provides an optimal field of vision with extra facial protection

All parts may be purchased to assemble a full suit of armour

Dragons are common creatures in Viking mythology and symbolise destruction

morion burgonet helmet Voet- en beenpantser making it well-suited to aMorions like this one originated around the beginning of the 16th century, evolving from the Spanish kettle hat. This type of helmet would dominate European battlefields until the early 17th century. It offered good protection, was easy to produce, and did not obstruct the wearer's field of vision. This type of morion is well known for being worn by Spanish explorers in North, Central, and South America. It was also frequently used by the British