View Ww1 German Soldier Pickelhaube Pictures. Casting kindly supplied by wilson edward toy soldiers. 5 ww1 skins collected by german_doge.
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In 1916, during the first world war, the germans dropped the idea of using the pickelhaube because it wasn't practical in the trenches. Well, while i agree that the pickelhaube is characteristic for the german imperial army and that it does feel a bit lessened without it, i well i think they couldn't possibly replace the helmets of every single soldier, too, but, knowing source engine limitations, one. Complete with authentic chin strap. So, while the pickelhaube was an antique and ineffective design in world war 1, it was replaced about halfway through the war, and thus is likely not the reason behind the spear tips on top of german wwi army helmet is incase a german soldier gets into an unarmed skirmish with an enemy, they can.
