Description
The Brodie Helmet in Roblox is a classic steel combat helmet used by British and American forces during World War I and World War II. Known by many nicknames—such as the shrapnel helmet, battle bowler, tin hat, and doughboy helmet—this iconic piece of headgear offered essential protection on the battlefield. Perfect for historical military roleplay, the Brodie Helmet adds authenticity to any WWI or WWII Roblox loadout.
This pack includes:
– Custom helmet model
– Custom textures
– Scripted for use
– Kit included: Brodie Helmet
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