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The '''Vintage Merryweather''' is a community-created [[Hats|headwear]] item for the [[Pyro]] and was chosen by Valve to be released with the second wave of [[Contribution page|community-contributed]] content due to its outstanding quality. It is modelled after a style of fireman's helmet commonly used by British fire brigades from the Victorian era.  
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The '''Vintage Merryweather''' is a community-created [[Hats|headwear]] item for the [[Pyro]] and was chosen by Valve to be released with the second wave of [[Contribution page|community-contributed]] content due to its outstanding quality. It is modelled after a style of fireman's helmet used from the 19th century.
  
 
The Vintage Merryweather is a [[Paint Can|paintable]] hat.
 
The Vintage Merryweather is a [[Paint Can|paintable]] hat.
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
*Merryweather helmets were used in the mid- to late-1800's in British fire brigades and were made of metal or plastic.
 
 
*The Merryweather was originally submitted as the Vintage Pyrolean and is labeled "pyrolean" in the game files, as a reference to the [[Vintage Tyrolean]].
 
*The Merryweather was originally submitted as the Vintage Pyrolean and is labeled "pyrolean" in the game files, as a reference to the [[Vintage Tyrolean]].
*The whole hat was originally going to be all gold, but it was changed due to the fact that it was too plain and bright.<ref name="polycount">http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69164&page=11</ref> (However, with the addition of paint cans, you can indeed have an all-golden Merryweather)
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* The hat was originally going to be all gold, but it was changed due to the fact that it was too plain and bright.<ref name="polycount">http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69164&page=11</ref> With the addition of paint cans, you can indeed have an all-gold Merryweather.
*Due to the hat's description, this hat is now another reference to the Pyro's lack of sanity.
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*This is the second Pyro hat to be styled after a firefighter's helmet.
*When this item is painted, the hat retains it's gold bands, and the bulk of the hat (the black area) is replaced.
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*When this item is painted, the hat retains its gold bands, and the bulk of the hat (the black area) is replaced.
*Humorously, If you owned a Vintage Merryweather prior to the Polycount Update,it will be named a "Vintage Vintage Merryweather"
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* Vintage Merryweathers that were created prior to the Polycount Update now have the name "Vintage Vintage Merryweather."
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* Merryweather helmets were originally produced by the Merryweather company, a 19th-century British manufacturer of firefighting equipment.
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==

Revision as of 00:04, 2 October 2010

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The Pyro

The Vintage Merryweather is a community-created headwear item for the Pyro and was chosen by Valve to be released with the second wave of community-contributed content due to its outstanding quality. It is modelled after a style of fireman's helmet used from the 19th century.

The Vintage Merryweather is a paintable hat.

Trivia

  • The Merryweather was originally submitted as the Vintage Pyrolean and is labeled "pyrolean" in the game files, as a reference to the Vintage Tyrolean.
  • The hat was originally going to be all gold, but it was changed due to the fact that it was too plain and bright.[1] With the addition of paint cans, you can indeed have an all-gold Merryweather.
  • This is the second Pyro hat to be styled after a firefighter's helmet.
  • When this item is painted, the hat retains its gold bands, and the bulk of the hat (the black area) is replaced.
  • Vintage Merryweathers that were created prior to the Polycount Update now have the name "Vintage Vintage Merryweather."
  • Merryweather helmets were originally produced by the Merryweather company, a 19th-century British manufacturer of firefighting equipment.

References