Headgear

Headgear does more work than most other single parts. A figure is recognized from the head down, and swapping what sits on it is the shortest route from generic to specific. All 1/12 scale.

Helmets

Helmets covers protective headgear across every period we carry, from medieval through modern — the shapes that place a figure in a particular setting before anything else on it registers.

Goggles and eyewear

eyewear sit on a helmet or around a neck and cost very little to add, but they are often the difference between a figure that looks posed and one that looks equipped.

The wider range

Headgear is the broad category — hoods, caps, and specialist pieces alongside the helmets. What is in it changes constantly, because most of it arrives in mixed lots rather than as sealed stock.

Why headgear is worth buying loose

Helmets are among the most commonly swapped 1/12 accessories, so a replacement is a small purchase rather than a new figure.

See also: headsculpts and figure bodies, and clothing and outfits.