Bedford QLB 3-ton 4×4 Bofors 1/32 Aircraft Series3 ton Bedford QL was one of the most popular british trucks during the years of WWII. The Prototype started road tests in February 1940. Afterwards the production of a typical light transport version started. Apart from the basic transport version QLD, Bedfords QL also served as a light tractors for anti aircraft cannons, infantry transporters QLT, tip carts QLW, 6 tons semitrailers tractors QLC and others. All together 52145 cars in the years 1941
Their wartime displacement was 10
This capability provided it with a high degree of operational flexibility on missions
Many feature van bodies that house personnel
Model Bf 109E production ICM is the most exact replica of the aircraft on a scale of 1:72
and was suited to ‘dive‘ flights in which the Fokker was found to be ‘rock hard‘
This is a plastic model assembly kit of the Japanese battleship Yamato
The metallic texture and sharp finish are attractive
the B-24 Liberator was produced in vast quantities
A Long lance was the main weapon
Hinged ramps were used to get the tank onto the trailer
Finally put into service at the end of the 40s
This was only the first of a series of over two hundred victories
