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01-04-17, 01:28
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Milestone met
Guys,
For perhaps the first time in half a century the Lynx was motoring around on it's own power. Quite a moment. My apologies for the quality of the video and the skills of the operator. I've posted the video on You Tube, the link is https://youtu.be/UUs9HMA3ibM. A search for "1944 Lynx" on You Tube will also work. Looks as if Hanno will have to work his magic on the link. Hanno perhaps you could PM me and let me know what I'm doing wrong. James, The 20 crash pads that surround the crew compartment appear to be all the same size. Here are a few pictures. Looks as if these crash pads started with the last versions of the Lynx mk111*, the part number is C19SR 111213. Peter 2015-01-09 14.11.17.jpg 2015-01-09 14.11.39.jpg Last edited by Peter Duggan; 02-04-17 at 23:52. Reason: Fixing link 
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