K151
ABBOT 105mm S.P.

This 1/35th scale etched brass set comprises a pair of standard issue UK Post WW2 camouflage net panels. In 1/35th scale they measure 53mm x 105mm each (6’ x12’ full size, or approximately 1.6m x 3.6m). They are supplied as unpainted flat brass etchings …

The FV434 Fitters vehicle is used by the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME), and was designed as the companion vehicle to the Chieftain MBT, FV432 family and all other medium military vehicles. This excellent and essential piece of kit has an open cargo bay which allowes the transport of engine and mechanical spares, all of which can be moved and fitted using the HIAB crane. The FV434 is still in service in many units, it’s just too useful a vehicle!…

This is the most well known version of the unique Ferret family. This model by Jon Bottomley of the FV701H Ferret Mk-2/3 Recce Vehicle features full interior detail with many alternative parts and 3 radio sets (No-19, Larkspur or Clansman) and matching bases.The model can be completed to depict early, mid or late (Gulf war) vehicles and also has alternative BREN or GPMG armament. An etched brass detail set is also included and features sand channels, and many finer details. It is the only correct shaped kit on the market today …

The Austin Champ, FV1801A 1/4 Ton GS was a high tech 4x4 design produced in very large numbers for the British Army during the 1950’s. With independent suspension, Rolls-Royce engine and many advanced design features including hi-tech electrical system and pre-designed wading features, the Champ should have been the success it was designed to be. It served for many years all over the world …

The Bedford RL series of 3-Ton (Later uprated to 4-tonne) trucks was one of the most well known and mass produced British vehicles of the post war era with approximately 73,000 made over a 17 year period. Entering service in 1952 the Bedford RL served in almost every British military unit long after production ended in 1969. This workhorse of the post war British Army was adapted into a wide range of versions to suit particular purposes …

The Alvis Stalwart is a true legend among all terrain vehicle enthusiasts. This unique 6x6 swimming vehicle was designed as a high capacity 5 Ton High Mobility Load Carrier (HMLC), and saw extensive service over several decades in all theatres of operation with the British Army. It is true to say that this was one of the best designed vehicles (from any nation) of the post war era, and one of the most popular and well loved vehicles on the vehicle rally circuit today. …

The Alvis Stalwart is a true legend among all terrain vehicle enthusiasts. This unique 6x6 swimming vehicle was designed as a high capacity 5 Ton High Mobility Load Carrier (HMLC), and saw extensive service over several decades in all theatres of operation with the British Army. It is true to say that this was one of the best designed vehicles (from any nation) of the post war era, and one of the most popular and well loved vehicles on the vehicle rally circuit today.This 1/35th scale Resin model by Jon Bottomley depicts the FV623 Mk-2 Royal Artillery Ammunition Limber version with Atlas crane. The model features full suspension, accurate tyres with subtle bulging, cab internal details, extensive etched brass detail set and full colour decals. Also included are scale thickness laser cut headlamp guards …

Designed for the Takom FV432 (2066) this conversion contains the detailed baseplate, mountings and full elevating and traverse gear for the 81mm Mortar and a full set of individual, CAD developed, twin round mortar tubes that can be stowed in two modular racks. Stowed tubes are also mounted on the inside of the rear door and the single style operators seats are provided …