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US M1 Combat Helmet - Marines at Iwo Jima (1:4 Scale)
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The Army M1 helmet was standardized on April 30th, 1941 and was approved on June 9th, 1941. It was of two-piece design with an outer Hadfield steel shell and a separate inner liner containing the suspension system. Following adoption of the M1 helmet, the Ordnance Department retained development and procurement of the outer steel shell and the Quartermaster Department made development and production progress of the inner liner and suspension system.
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US M1 Combat Helmet - 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne (1:4 Scale)
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The Army M1 helmet was standardized on April 30th, 1941 and was approved on June 9th, 1941. It was of two-piece design with an outer Hadfield steel shell and a separate inner liner containing the suspension system. Following adoption of the M1 helmet, the Ordnance Department retained development and procurement of the outer steel shell and the Quartermaster Department made development and production progress of the inner liner and suspension system.
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German M40 Combat Helmet - Multi-Colored Camouflage (1:4 Scale)
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The M1940 helmet first appeared in March 1940 following a redesign of the manufacturing process which now incorporated more automated stamping techniques. The first helmets issued received only one decal on the left side of the helmet. In 1943 this factory applied decal was discontinued in order to comply with orders issued by the Supreme Commander of the Wehrmacht.
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US M1 Combat Helmet - Navy 7th Beach Battalion (1:4 Scale)
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The Army M1 helmet was standardized on April 30th, 1941 and was approved on June 9th, 1941. It was of two-piece design with an outer Hadfield steel shell and a separate inner liner containing the suspension system. Following adoption of the M1 helmet, the Ordnance Department retained development and procurement of the outer steel shell and the Quartermaster Department made development and production progress of the inner liner and suspension system.
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German M40 Combat Helmet - Luftwaffe (1:4 Scale)
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The M1940 helmet first appeared in March 1940 following a redesign of the manufacturing process which now incorporated more automated stamping techniques. The first helmets issued received only one decal on the left side of the helmet. In 1943 this factory applied decal was discontinued in order to comply with orders issued by the Supreme Commander of the Wehrmacht.
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German M40 Combat Helmet - Panzer Oakleaf Camouflage (1:4 Scale)
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The M1940 helmet first appeared in March 1940 following a redesign of the manufacturing process which now incorporated more automated stamping techniques. The first helmets issued received only one decal on the left side of the helmet. In 1943 this factory applied decal was discontinued in order to comply with orders issued by the Supreme Commander of the Wehrmacht.
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Six Piece WWII-Era Combat Helmet Set (1:4 Scale)
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This six-piece military helmet set consists of three German and three US WWII-era military helmets. If purchased separately these helmets would cost $77.94; your price $69.99.
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Alpha International, Inc. was founded in 1992 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa as a wholesale distributor of name brand merchandise with an emphasis on die-cast collectibles and hobby toys. With consistent double digit growth as a distributor, in 1995 Alpha launched Gearbox Toys and Collectibles, a division of their own brand of high quality die-cast metal collectibles.
One of the nice things about our new site is that it now allows us to highlight some of the more noteworthy items being released by each manufacturer. In the case of Gearbox Toys, what follows is a list of some of the more intriguing products that have just arrived which we feel would be of interest to the savvy collector.
