NameWW3 Lynx Reconnaissance Patrol (x2)
ArtikelnummerGFNTCA300
EAN / ISBN9420020234505
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Spracheenglisch
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HerstellerBattlefront Miniatures EU Ltd and Gale Force 9 (GF9) represented in Europe by: Battlefront d.o.o
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In 1960, the Canadians replaced their aging Ferret armoured cars with the new M113½ Command and Reconnaissance Vehicle (M113 CRV), or as the Canadians designated it, the Lynx. The Lynx was built by FMC, who already manufactured the M113 armoured personnel carrier, and the Lynx, though smaller, shared many of the M113 APC’s components. Like the M113, the Lynx is amphibious. The Canadian forces took delivery of 174 vehicles and these were issued to both the reconnaissance squadron of each armoured regiment (D Squadron) and the reconnaissance platoon of each infantry battalion's combat support company. 

The Canadian Lynx is armed with a .50 cal heavy machine-gun and a 7.62mm machine-gun. The commander operates the manually traversed M26 heavy machine-gun cupola from inside the vehicle. The rear-facing observer operates the radio and fires the pintle-mounted 7.62mm machine-gun.



Not recommended for children under 36 months due to small parts and essential pointed components. Battlefront miniatures are fine scale models designed for gamers and collectors. It is NOT A TOY and is not intended for sale to children under 14 years of age

Models supplied unpainted and require assembly. Scenery, glue, and paint not included. Contents may vary from those shown.

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For the assembly of plastic models, we recommend the use of precision sidecutters, a knife and poly cement.
For the assembly of resin and metal models, we recommend the use of sidecutters, a knife, micro-files and super glue.
For the assembly of thermoplastic and SiOCAST models, we recommend the use of sidecutters, a knife and super glue.

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Flames Of War and World War III miniatures are 1/100 or 15mm in scale.
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