Luke Skywalker helmet

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Publish Date January 30, 2021
Product ID 1685286
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Description

Luke Skywalker (x-wing fighter) helmet. (Star Wars- Episode IV)

The shapes and proportions of the objects are accurate. Following the original photos.

Flight helmets, also known as starfighter helmets, were part of the flight suit worn by pilots. There were many different helmet styles throughout the various factions that fielded pilots, but they all had several design elements in common, in particular a visor protecting the eyes.

Pilots of the Rebel Alliance often wore the starbird symbol on their helmets. There were several different designs of Rebel flight helmet. X-wing and Y-wing pilots, during the early rebellion and Galactic Civil War, usually wore a rounded helmet with a chinstrap. A-wing and B-wing pilots, however, usually wore a different design with cheek pieces and no chinstrap. By the time of the Cold War thirty years later, the Resistance's X-wing pilots wore a helmet design that was an updated version of the type from the Galactic Civil War. In all cases, modified helmets were available for those whose species prevented them from fitting into human-standard helmets. Rylothian pilot Yendor had a custom helmet with holes for his lekku, and fellow Twi'lek Hera Syndulla wore a pilot's cap and custom visor.

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