MkIII Relic
Article about: I recently found this example that had spent much of the past decades in a barn. And look at that chinstrap modification! I have been looking for a MkIII model for some time and decided to b
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Is the screw actually going to turn ? Looks pretty rusty
in there. You could wipe 'Armor-all' onto the liner.
Should return to it's original black shade in
no time. A net is a good idea.........
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I would be inclined to find a nice worn mid to late war net and a good quality heavily used chinstrap and tidy up the liner if it is for display purposes.
I would try and leave it as original as possible just a light wipe down to remove the dirt and or decades worth of grime try and salvage the original chinstrap as it is an interesting modification.
Regards Mark
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Thank you for the input gentlemen!
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Bravo nicely done and it is not uncommon to find Mk II liners in these I do know Canadians would transfer there liners over from there Mk II's as there were very limited numbers of Mk III liners available.
Regards Mark
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Thank you for showing it with any luck I will be closing a deal on a signed unit numbered and flashed Mk III to add to my collection with in the next week or two .
Regards Mark
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That' s a handsome MK. III.
I like it !!
Might able to find a cross head rest one day.
Thank you for posting.
Regards,
Taka
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That scrubbed up very well, good work!
Brad.
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