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The statue of Edward Snowden, called by its creators Prison Ship Martyrs' Monument 2.0, was an ephemeral, illegally-installed public statue of Edward Snowden, an American whistleblower who leaked classified information from the National Security Agency (NSA) and was charged with federal crimes as a result. The bronze-like statue was placed in Fort Greene Park in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New York City, on April 6, 2015. It was attached to a Doric column on the perimeter of the park's Prison Ship Martyrs' Monument, a memorial and which honors more than 11,500 American prisoners of war who died in the American Revolution.

The statue was mounted by three anonymous artists and their helpers, who were dressed in white helmets and reflective vests of Parks Department workers, early in the morning of April 6, then covered and taken down by NYC Parks officials later that day. 

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Bust: https://skfb.ly/Es6I
Column: https://skfb.ly/BUuZ

Edward Snowden At Fort Greene Park

This helmet, with its rather special appearance, is one of the few preserved objects that we know was owned by the Swedish king [Gustav Vasa](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_I_of_Sweden). 

It was made in Germany in 1540, probably in Augsburg or Nuremberg, which were home to some of the most skilled armour makers of the time. The visor, the part that covers the face, did not originally belong to the helmet, but it is thought to be of the same period.

A helmet of this type was made not for battle but for celebratory occasions. In the 16th century, full suits of steel armour were the height of fashion. For parades and other royal festivities, the social elite would dress up in specially-made sets of costume armour with a close helmet. During these celebrations it became popular, in the early 16th century, to wear close helmets with grotesque visors in the form of animal or human faces, like this one, to enhance the festive atmosphere and heighten the sense of theatricality. 


Scan by Erik Lernestål

Helmet with Grotesque Visor

The helmet was fashioned in southern Germany circa [1540](https://bit.ly/2kdFNLr), and is unusual because it is one of the few surviving helmets adorned with a crown.

It was purchased in [Augsburg](https://bit.ly/2MwwuQc) on the King's behalf by his agent, the merchant Claus Heijder. The helmet was likely used in [Gustav Vasa's](https://bit.ly/2k10R7K) funeral procession in 1560, because a helmet adorned with a gilded crown is mentioned by a contemporary who witnessed the ceremony. The gilded crown is medieval in style – a suitable symbol of Gustav Vasa, who had one foot in the old union and one in the newly minted [hereditary monarchy](https://bit.ly/2kdG7tD).

King Gustav Vasa's Helmet with a Gilt Crown

This helmet was most likely made in the 1610s in the district of Norrmalm, Stockholm. 
The helmet is very similar to those made for King Gustav II Adolf and helmets worn at jousting tournaments at the time.

The helmet weighs 5.086 grams (≈ 11.2 lb) and would have provided the wearer with adequate protection. 

Worth noting is that the helmet features the same basic shape as other closed 16th century helmets on display in the museum.

This 2-piece visor consists of a visor and an upper bevor.

Jousting Helmet

A decorative and portable piece of furniture in the form of an angular box closed with a pair of small doors and containing eight drawers. It is covered with tortoise shell which is divided into irregular fields by ribbons of rosewood framed with ivory. The decoration also features an ornament of mother-of-pearl in the form of bunches of fruit, panoplies with eagles, birds catching insects, flowers, horns, acanthus leaves, and heads of knights in helmets. There are brass handles on the side walls, created of intertwined snakes.

**For more images and further information, visit:** https://muzea.malopolska.pl/en/objects-list/769

Inventory number: ZKWawel 1794

Localisation of the physical object: Wawel Royal Castle – National Art Collection, Kraków, Poland

**Digitalisation: Regional Digitalisation Lab, Małopolski Institute of Culture in Kraków, Poland**

Project Visualization (3D model + textures): Marcin Solarz

Cabinet

Between 1881 and 1893 a substantial boat burial site from the late Germanic Iron Age was discovered in the cemetery at Vendel Church in Uppland, Sweden. The finds were so extraordinary that the location was used to name the period between 550 and 750 CE – Now known as the [Vendel Period](https://tinyurl.com/2422475d). 

While many of the burials at Vendel had already been plundered in antiquity, the graves of Vendel I, XII and XIV had remained undisturbed.
The helmets found in these graves were manufactured in Scandinavia and represent an exceptional evidence of the late Germanic Iron Age in Northern Europe, both in terms of their uniqueness, completeness and quality.

[More about the Vendel I Helmet in our Online Collections](https://tinyurl.com/n43vmcuy)

[The Vendel I Helmet at Dynamic Collections](https://tinyurl.com/3ffknh49)

Full dataset coming soon at Zenodo

The Vendel I Helmet

On a planet that smells like paprika,
A volcano goes “BOOM” — but no one says “see ya!”,
Dad in a spacesuit pours purple fizz,
It sparkles and sneezes like a llama with a whizz 
Mom says, “Careful with cosmic crumbs!”
The baby just floats and hums and hums,
Big sis watches a rock do a dance,
While little bro tries to adopt it by chance.
Yippee tra-la in space so bizarre,
We’re picnicking under a volcano star!
The sandwiches sing, the glasses go “bling,”
Even the pebbles go bowling—ka-CHING!
The wicker basket speaks in English tea,
It whispers, “Don’t forget me, please!”
The stars blink slow like they need some rest,
And the carpet tries flying—does its best!
Dad spills soup from a comet’s tail,
It turns into socks—what a cosmic fail!
Mom just sighs but starts to grin,
’Cause everything here is delightfully thin (on logic, that is!).
Yippee tra-la in space so bizarre,
We’re picnicking under a volcano star!
Helmets go “plop,” cookies escape,
Gravity’s off on a long coffee break!

Picnic In Space

Military Locker – General Information

A military locker is a secure storage container used by soldiers to store personal items, uniforms, weapons accessories, and equipment. It is designed to be durable, organized, and secure, often used in barracks, bases, or field camps.

 Main Purpose

The military locker is used for:

Storing personal belongings (clothes, hygiene items).

Keeping uniforms and boots organized.

Securing military equipment (helmets, tactical gear, radios).

Protecting items from theft or damage.

Maintaining discipline and organization in barracks.

Military_Locker

Between 1881 and 1893 a substantial boat burial site from the late Germanic Iron Age was discovered in the cemetery at Vendel Church in Uppland, Sweden. The finds were so extraordinary that the location was used to name the period between 550 and 750 CE – Now known as the [Vendel Period](https://tinyurl.com/2422475d). 

While many of the burials at Vendel had already been plundered in antiquity, the graves of Vendel I, XII and XIV had remained undisturbed.
The helmets found in these graves were manufactured in Scandinavia and represent an exceptional evidence of the late Germanic Iron Age in Northern Europe, both in terms of their uniqueness, completeness and quality.

[More about the Vendel XII Helmet in our Online Collections](https://tinyurl.com/mryd39xh)

[The Vendel XII Helmet at Dynamic Collections](https://tinyurl.com/4j2c5rp2)

[Full dataset at Zenodo](https://zenodo.org/records/19069186)

The Vendel XII Helmet

Between 1881 and 1893 a substantial boat burial site from the late Germanic Iron Age was discovered in the cemetery at Vendel Church in Uppland, Sweden. The finds were so extraordinary that the location was used to name the period between 550 and 750 CE – Now known as the [Vendel Period](https://tinyurl.com/2422475d). 

While many of the burials at Vendel had already been plundered in antiquity, the graves of Vendel I, XII and XIV had remained undisturbed.
The helmets found in these graves were manufactured in Scandinavia and represent an exceptional evidence of the late Germanic Iron Age in Northern Europe, both in terms of their uniqueness, completeness and quality.

[More about the Vendel XIV Helmet in our Online Collections](https://tinyurl.com/4mcp2ce3)

[The Vendel XIV Helmet at Dynamic Collections](https://tinyurl.com/3hj77wbn)

Full dataset coming soon at Zenodo

The Vendel XIV Helmet

Daft Punk helmets for free ,you can coment :)

Daft Punk

Thought I'd give it a go modelling one half of Daft Punks iconic helmets. ( I Re-uploaded this model recently and improved it's topolgy for a more accurate finish)

Daft Punk Thomas Helmet (Re-uploaded)

**Death Trooper SDC**

*Death troopers were an elite variant of the Galactic Empire's stormtroopers specializing in stealth, espionage, and lethality. Operating under Imperial Intelligence, they served as a protective detachment for important Imperial officers and members of the Tarkin Initiative, as well as special assignment commandos. They wore black body armor suits and specialized helmets with voice scramblers, micro-motion sensors and heads-up displays with data on enemy and friendly positions on the battlefield. Death troopers were trained in unarmed combat, heavy weapons, demolitions, improvised weapons, guerrilla warfare, and marksmanship. Experts to cover their tracks, the Death Troopers left little to no evidence of their missions. Identifiable by their distinctive black armour, Deathtroopers strike fear into the hearts of all who cross the Empire.*

Blender 3.0 - 3D sculting -  By SDC - Free download

**For more models click here (everything is free !!) :**

https://sketchfab.com/3Duae

Helmet Star-Wars - Death Trooper - SDC

One of, if not the most iconic symbols in the modern era of music, the Daft Punk robots!

These models are high poly and easily modifiable.
Made in Blender

They're 100% free! You can use them however you want!

Daft Punk helmets High Poly

Prussian pickel helmet hunter on horseback. For historical information about this helmet The Prussian Pickelm tze was introduced by King Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia at the beginning of the 19th century. It was originally commissioned by King Frederick William III. designed for the Prussian infantry and later spread to other German states and military branches. The design was influenced by helmets worn by Russian soldiers during their visit to Berlin in 1812. It became the iconic symbol of the German military until it was retired for practical reasons during World War I it offered little protection against the shrapnel injuries of modern warfare. I wish you a lot of fun with the model and may your scenes be successful.

Prussian Helmet Hunter On Horseback

**game: Asterix & Obelix XXL**

Sam Shieffer (French: Sam Fichaure) is a former Roman spy who worked for Julius Caesar in the past, and a supporting character. He aids Asterix and Obelix on their adventures.

The player first meets him at the start of the game. He tells Asterix about what he is and how he was fired despite being the top spy, and that he intends to have revenge by revealing the secrets of the Roman Empire. He also tells that there was a battle between the villagers and Romans, and the Romans won.

The spy appears many times throughout the game. He explains game mechanics, hints at the villagers' locations, opens some doors and gates when all enemies in the area are defeated and rewards the player with laurels when they collect enough helmets on slides.

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