New MG Lafette article, postwar use

[Bergflak]

I have added a new article to my Lafette homepage. This time I have focused on the Postwar use, and it is a veritable "what is what"/Recognition handbook.
Enjoy it!
All comments and feedback appreciated.

http://www.bergflak.com/lafette/Lafetteindex.html

[me6_130]

That's great Reidar, I was wondering what you would be doing in the cold winter up there by the North Pole


Carles

[mg42rip]

Great job as usual
Ed M.

[ChrisCook]

Lafette

Always a treasure trove of knowledge! Thanks, Chris...

[pitfighter]

Bergflak,

That is a great piece! - thank you so much for taking the time to research and write it.
I have bookmarked it in my '42 folder.

I am so glad my pics were helpful -

Great stuff,


Pit.

[stef]

Top good info
Just what we need

[NORDLAND1]

really a good job and a very nice site.thank you for the information!!!

NG NORDLAND

[Hans Zeug]

Excellent article on the variou lafetten!

Hi Bergflak, have found all your articles on the the MGs and equipments very interesting but this one has been the best so far! I now know that my MG42 is one of those ex Austrian Army lafettes complete with greasy leather pads and small Austrian stamp as shown in your article! I happened to visit Ryton arms when they had a very large amount of the Lafettes for sale, quite an imppresive sight, do you know where they might have originated from? Keep up the good work I look forward to your next article. Regards David.

[Paul Ba]

Very good article fur MG!!!

[Bergflak]

Thank you so much for the feedback guys! I am allready well into the work with the next article. It will be "The Lafette" in parts. (Not the most interesting subject, I know, but it might contain a few surprises).

[Hans Zeug]

Next installment.

Hi Bergflak, looking forward to the next article, I'm sure it will be interesting to all lafette owners,well to me at any rate, especially as a few years back I stripped my two Lafettes down most of the way. Regards David.

[WWIIBuff]

That is a VERY IMPRESSIVE work you you have put together there. I look forward to reading it completely, although I believe my Lafette 42 is a post war remanufacture.

[Bergflak]

Due to some light critizism (constructive feedback ) I have now added a last section on how to tell the front mounts apart. The Yugo ones are really easy to spot!
Thanks for all the feedback. I am working hard on the next article allready!

[Bergflak]

And another one

Next page is ready. This time it is the promised "Construction and details" page. A walkthrough describing the individual parts. At a later stage I will take a closer look at each of these details, but for now this will be sufficient to understand the workings.

It can be found in the Lafette menu
I have now started work on the "Evolution" pages.