Ember — Realistic Miniature Fire Helmet
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Description
A heavily detailed half-inch miniature fire helmet designed for dioramas or RC figures.
Features
- Structural Details: Features radial dome ribs and a pronounced central crest reflecting classic firefighting gear.
- Badging: Includes a forward-tilted front shield bearing a 3D-embossed "10".
- Profile: Features a realistic rear-swept brim with a raised outer lip to channel water.
- Hollow Core: Built thin-walled with an open base to slide cleanly over a mounting post or miniature figure's head.
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