Lynx II, hull # 4225

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

Originally Posted by RichCam

Wow! Peter, the Lynx looks really good in the woods! I think you need to now round out the photo portfolio - how about a bit (whole lot) of mud and maybe a stream or creek crossing? You might need a co-driver for that! Keep up the great work and Keep them rolling!
Cheers,

Agreed. Well done and perfect in every respect.

[Bob Carriere]

....just plain ol' beautiful!!!!!

[Peter Duggan]

Guys,

Thank you for the positive comments. Now thanks to Richard Hatkoski, the Lynx now has a nice Dewat Inglis Bren Mk 11. The ride was part of the deal. The two of us now have grins that seem etched on.

Peter


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[RichCam]

Best day at work ever! Many thanks Peter, I was grinning all the way home!

[Alex van de Wetering]

Thank you for the positive comments. Now thanks to Richard Hatkoski, the Lynx now has a nice Dewat Inglis Bren Mk 11.

Well done guys.......excellent kit for the Lynx!

Last weekend I noticed the picture attached, showing some serious firepower on a Lynx. A .50 and .30 on one mount(?)

source: https://www.oudommen.nl/beeldbank/?category=64&page=3

[Peter Duggan]

Alex,

Once again, thanks for the "new to me" picture of a Lynx 11, in service during WW 11. I don't know the odds, but "Marco" posted two period pictures of the same Lynx 11, on posts 255 through 258, back in November 2015. Being realistic, my Lynx will never end up with this array of firepower, but I do dream of a pintle mounted 0.30 some day.

Thanks, Peter

Jordan will interested in the link that you posted, I noticed on page 5 a nice picture of an Otter.

[Alex van de Wetering]

I don't know the odds, but "Marco" posted two period pictures of the same Lynx 11, on posts 255 through 258, back in November 2015.

Peter,

I completely missed those! I did have a quick look to see if the picture had already been posted before, but other than dropping the thread into a google search, I haven't found an easy way to do so.


I have changed the link above to a more direct link to their WW2 images, which should make is easier for the non-Dutch speakers to scroll through the images.

Alex