These helmets are created by a Brazilian artist by applying teeth, fangs, bones, hair and "fine stones" found along the Amazon to basic, open-faced helmets, the New Jersey-based Craigslist entrepreneur selling them claims they're fine to ride in. We wouldn't do the same, not just because they look really gross, but because all the stick-on animal parts would fundamentally compromise the crash worthiness of the helmets by altering the way in which they control neck movement on impact. But hey, they're only $99!
on the left is a Clone Trooper motorcycle helmet that does not really exist (that i know of), which i happened to mock-up becoz i was inspired by the Clone Trooper Helmet (image-right) which is part of the upcoming new releases by Hasbro, slated for a July 26-drop @ US$29.99 (for Ages 5 and up) ... CLICK HERE to view the rest of the list of Hasbro Star Wars, predominately a Clone-Wars-centric collection including the AT-TE, 3 3/4"-Inch Clone Wars Basic Figures and Droid Factory, SW-Transformers and Mighty Muggs :)
Star Wars products available from July 2008
/// Star Wars Clone Trooper Helmet (image shown above-right)
(Approximate retail price: $29.99; Ages 5 and up; Available: July 26, 2008) Join the army of heroic clone troopers by donning an authentic Clone Trooper Helmet, as seen in the upcoming Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated feature film and TV series. Includes signature phrases and awesome voice amplifier to truly disguise your identity.
/// Star Wars: The Clone Wars Ultimate Lightsaber
(Approximate retail price: $34.99; Ages 6 and up; Available: July 26, 2008) The Star Wars: The Clone Wars Ultimate Lightsaber set allows young Padawans the opportunity to create more than a thousand different lightsaber combinations using the customization components, including signature Jedi lightsabers from Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
