German WWI Pickelhaube tutorial l Regimentals

[@LoderryPlaysPVP]

As an aspiring pickelhaube collector this was very helpful!

[@andyeveritt9003]

really good video Daniel
been looking at getting a pickelhaube in the future
and as a novice . this was brilliant
not to complicated .
cheers all the best

[@tehyanblasdale-holmes8169]

Great video. As still quite a young collector I find these very helpful.

[@user-ll9fh1pz5d]

Top man.
I have bought 3 picklehaube from you in the past and always been very happy.
Maybe in the future you can carry this video on with more good information, maintenance and care.
Many thanks Mark

[@rbarker1706]

Thanks for the info. Being a "noob", I've never known much about these helmets.

[@rolfagten857]

The Dragon man said: "Kaiser helmets"

[@Wilhelm-Von-Hohenzollern]

I've never cringed so hard as when I saw that video

[@rolfagten857]

@@Wilhelm-Von-Hohenzollern Dragon man didn't know.

[@Wilhelm-Von-Hohenzollern]

@@rolfagten857 indeed

[@MyPhilw]

Thanks for the info , certainly have to have knowledge of them when looking to purchase one , that’s the thing with those you can never tell if genuine or not

[@chuyenbaychim3199]

Thanks video bạn rất tuyệt vời

[@barefoofDr]

I love the information in this video. Please talk about other county's pickelhaube. I have a Swedishs Dragroon's helment and a Swedishs and a Life Guarde helment.

[@thomasanderson3230]

Excellent! thank you!

[@jekech2048]

Excellent info...thank you.

[@spiker7683]

Officers helmets can also have flat chin scales.

[@pauldeegan6652]

You use the term ‘Pioneers’ but you don’t specify what you mean by it. Is it safe to assume you mean soldiers involved in the construction of fortifications, digging trenches, maintaining roads, bridges and railways etc?

[@Wilhelm-Von-Hohenzollern]

Yes, that is what Pioneers in the German Imperial army did, they were essentially Field Engineers.