A rare and authentic production-made helmet from Season 1 of The Mandalorian* (Disney+, 2019), worn by a member of the Mandalorian covert — the secretive clan of warriors based on the planet Nevarro who shelter and guide Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) throughout the first season.

Constructed from fibreglass, the helmet is built to the same exacting standards as the hero props worn by principal cast members. The interior is fitted with foam padding for wearability on set, while the exterior has been finished with both spray and hand-painted detailing, expertly applied to simulate authentic battle wear and the hard-earned scars of a warrior's life. To the right side sits a retractable resin scope, paired with a tinted acrylic visor — one of the most distinctive and recognisable design features of Mandalorian armour in the series.

Specifications:

• Construction: Fibreglass shell with foam interior padding

• Exterior: Spray and hand-painted battle-damage finish

• Retractable resin scope with tinted acrylic visor

• Approximate height to front: 26.5 cm (excluding scope)

The Mandalorian was a landmark moment for the Star Wars universe — the first live-action Star Wars television series, and the show that reinvigorated the entire franchise on Disney+. Mandalorian armour is among the most iconic imagery in all of Star Wars, steeped in decades of lore stretching back to Boba Fett's first appearance in 1978. A production-made covert helmet from the very first season — before the series became a global phenomenon — carries genuine historical significance within that tradition. Unlike commercially available replicas, this is a fibreglass prop built by the show's own prop department, finished by hand and present on set during filming. At 26.5 cm, it makes for a striking display piece, and its wearable construction means it can be exhibited in a case or proudly worn — a true centrepiece for any serious Star Wars or production-used prop collection.

This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

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