Hey, all -
I'm working on the Pegaso Tuscan Knight figure, which features a separate, brimmed "kettle" helmet. On the underside of the brim, at the rear, is a raised line of material running from the edge of the "head space" in the helmet center to the outer brim.
That raised line is triangular in cross-section and quite regular. I'm wondering if it's supposed to represent a brace for the broad brim in real life, or if it's actually a vent formed in the kit's casting process. In other words, should it be trimmed off, or left in place?
TIA for any help!
I'm working on the Pegaso Tuscan Knight figure, which features a separate, brimmed "kettle" helmet. On the underside of the brim, at the rear, is a raised line of material running from the edge of the "head space" in the helmet center to the outer brim.
That raised line is triangular in cross-section and quite regular. I'm wondering if it's supposed to represent a brace for the broad brim in real life, or if it's actually a vent formed in the kit's casting process. In other words, should it be trimmed off, or left in place?
TIA for any help!
