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Jeeps with Snorkels November 5 2009 at 5:47 PM		Tim Streeter (Login Meatman) Missing-Lynx members from IP address 75.73.215.169

I thought there was an aftermarket resin set for snorkeling a jeep. I've checked the usual suspects but haven't found one. Does this ring a bell at all? Anyone have some good images in case I need to scratch something? Thanks much! Tim webmaster at usarmymdoels dot com www.usarmymodels.com

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(Login el-rancho-decomposo)
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Perhaps Ordnance Models from the mid-late '80's

November 5 2009, 7:11 PM

I know I got a couple of jeepy things from them back in the Stone Age...
Scratching one ought to be fairly easy:

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(Login EdKeene)
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Ordnance was for the M38

November 5 2009, 10:45 PM

I think the WWII versions were "homemade".

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(Login fabio10)
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I have it ...

November 6 2009, 3:25 AM

Dunno the producer but I have it

If you want pop me an email, glad to part with you it will lay on my stash for long time tough..

Ciao!

Fabio

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Ed Gilbert
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ETO or PTO?

November 6 2009, 12:29 PM

Many of the wading kits in the PTO - where they were pretty common - were not the official kits but cobbled up affairs that could be done (probably more accurately and cheaply) with some minor cutting and addition of rod/tubing.

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Tim Streeter
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ETO, Actually

November 6 2009, 12:34 PM

Looking for snorkels at the time of D-Day.

I have fuzzy memories of TWS or TMD having a jeep snorkel set. Perhaps that's what Fabio has? I've contacted him for more info.

Thank all!

Tim
webmaster at usarmymdoels dot com
www.usarmymodels.com

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(Login MartinDogger)
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I�m sure it was TWS

November 6 2009, 3:45 PM

I�ve got some older MM magazines here, containing kit listings from LSA Models.
They contain a deep wading set for Jeep under TWS heading.

Oh, I really need to send you some content again ... sorry about the delay.

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(Login cjacquemont)
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TWS was rebagging/casting under license Ordnance Models...

November 6 2009, 3:49 PM

... a Japanese brand.

Cheers,

Christophe

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Tim Streeter
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Closing the Circle

November 6 2009, 9:10 PM

Funny that its origin is Ordnance Models. I've used on this jeep two sets of Ordnance PE I've had for years. Too bad they're OOP, they're nice little sets.

Tim
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