Re-Released

The Scammell Pioneer SV/2S Heavy Recovery Tractor was developed in the 1930’s and was in service with the British Army and RAF from the late 1930’s and throughout WW-II. Post war many continued in service until the 1970’s with the last two vehicles finally retiring during the 1990’s!…

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 Austin K2/Y Ambulance was better known as a ‘KATY’ and was the most well known military ambulance of WW2. Immortalised in the famous film ‘Ice Cold in Alex’, the Katy has a very special place in history. The 13,000+ vehicles produced were used by all services in all countries throughout WW2 and beyond. The K2Y was also supplied to the US Army and US Air Force under ‘reverse lend-lease’. Many were also supplied to the Soviet Union, and captured examples were much prized by the Wehrmacht …

A very comprehensive 1/35th scale resin and etched brass interior and detail set by Jon Bottomley which includes hull fighting compartment, turret and turret rotating basket interiors and some external ‘soft’ stowage. Other smaller detail clips/clasps and guards are also provided in etched brass. Designed to fit the AFV Club M3A3 plastic injection kit.…

This complete 1/35th scale model depicts the British WW-2 ‘Carrier AEC 6Pr. Gun DEACON’ which was manufactured by AEC on the MATADOR truck chassis. A total of 175 were produced and saw action from spring 1942 onwards. Although the vehicle looks strange it was very effective and scored a number of major victories in the desert, particularly at El Hamma where Deacons of ZZ battery 76th Anti-Tank Regiment R.A. disposed of a force containing Panzer-III tanks, towed ‘88mm guns and a Tiger-1!…

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. …

Striker is the most powerful version of the CVR(T) family, and was the first purpose designed missile armed tank destroyer. Striker is armed with a 5-round Swingfire missile launcher which elevates to deploy, a further 5 rounds are stored internally. The Striker entered British Army service in 1976 and was deployed in all theatres of operation until 2005. …

The FV433 ABBOT was the mainstay of the Royal Artillery (Field Artillery) for many years, and is based on the British FV432 series of vehicles, sharing the Rolls-Royce K60 Engine. This 17 ton vehicle was armed with the Royal Ordnance 105mm gun …

This 1:35th scale resin and etched brass kit by Rob Tearle depicts for the first time an authentic Land Rover 110 SAS Desert Patrol Vehicle during Operation Telic, fitted with GPMG and Grenade Launcher. The model features an all new pre-assembled resin chassis and full suspension, engine and transmission details. The kit features the special vehicle modifications and built in equipment particular to this vehicle and typical to similar vehicles used by the SAS. Full armament of GPMG and 40mm Mk-19 grenade launcher is included as is all ammunition, fuel and water stowage. …

The Daimler Armoured Car was one of the best designed AFV’s of WW-II, and featured 4 wheel drive with long travel independent suspension. Armed with a 2pdr (40mm) gun and with 16mm of armour, the Daimler had a top speed of over 50 mph. A “Littlejohn” adaptor could also be fitted to increase the performance of the 2pdr gun. Daimlers were first introduced during late 1941, and in all over 2,500 examples were produced. Daimler served in the British Army for many years post-war …

A complete 1/35th scale resin kit of the MILAN-2 Anti-Tank Guided Weapon (ATGW) launcher including tripod mounting and Ammunition by Rob Tearle. A comprehensive set of colour decals is also included for service and training rounds …

A complete 1/35th scale resin kit of the MILAN-2 Anti-Tank Guided Weapon (ATGW) launcher including tripod mounting with two man crew of observer and operator by Rob Tearle. A comprehensive set of ammunition with full colour decals is also included for service and training rounds. This weapon model is also available from us separately as product code A090 …