I assume by trouble, you mean with licensing restrictions and rules for specific football teams, perhaps college or NFL teams? I also assume you want to make the helmets and sell them. A way to get around licensing regulations is to make the helmets general and not include the name of the team on the helmet. I do not know if the actual logo would have to be changed a little, too, but I would assume it would have to be. Otherwise, if you wish to make exact replicas of the team logos and names and sell them, you would need to contact the schools or NFL to obtain a license to make them. I got the NFL application once and it was pretty detailed about 10 years ago when I got it, but it is not impossible to meet the requirements. As I remember it, though, it was pretty costly. There also might be a certain number you can make and sell without a license, but I doubt it. I don't think there's a market for premade plastic canvas needlepoint replicas of NFL and/or College Football helmets. You could sell them as craft kits, but not premade. How about doing these of the local high school teams? Licensing a high school team's logo wouldn't be expensive--at most a couple dollars payable to the athletic fund per helmet--and I think they'd be popular.
Football, swimming (install a small plastic swimming pool), etc.
Yes, depending on the reason it is warped. If the thread has shrunk, then you need to cut the thread, and repair at least three stitches on both sides of the cut. However, if the plastic is twisted, you can correct that by using a steam iron, on a low heat setting. Cover the project with a wet cloth, such as a sheet or t-shirt, and place the steaming iron in it lightly. Then put the project on a dry surface, and cover with a weight until dry. I turn a full coffee can upside down to flatten them.
Alcohol does not typically damage the plastic it could be in. Plastic actually will damage the alcohol inside of it.
Because it is plastic art
It is a low tack sticky back plastic! I think it's some type of plastic, that goes on your back!
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The NFL (National Football Leage) did not make the plastic helmets mandatory until the year 1943 because of concussions from the rubber helmets that were used before.
depends on the helmet. Its just plastic on the outside, it is the shape that helps to dispense impact. Inside there can be a variety of materials. Foam and Styrofoam are in most of the low end helmets, while a lot of the pro helmets have an air cushion system. The "plastic" is polycarbonate.
One of the following three things: Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, or Titanium.
The original football helmet was leather. In 1938, the plastic football helmet was introduced. In the 1950s, polymers were introduced, as well as face masks.
They started to wear pads because some football players started to get hurt so that's why the have to wear pads.- The Lister Answers
The term "leatherhead" is often used to refer to old-school football players who wore leather helmets. The name comes from the material used in the helmets, as leather was the primary material before the introduction of plastic helmets in the 1950s.
NFL players were first required to wear helmets in 1943. At the time, they were made of leather. They then went to being made of plastic and now are made of polycarbonate.
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No you cannot buy halo 3 helmets in the game... but you can buy nerdy plastic helmets at like Gamestop...
No there is not any helmets made out of reyceld gargabe!
In the early 1920's helmets were leather.In the 1930's people tried to make helmets out of plastic,but they shaddered and caused worse injuries.So leather helmets survived to see another game.In the late 1960's plastic helmets were tried again and this time they suceeded.