We will have by the
end of this month the start of our new range of kits! I hope
that they will be of interest to your readers.
This new range of
classic vehicle kits from Accurate Armour in 1/48th
scale will enable Aircraft modellers to compliment existing
aircraft models with period vehicles and equipment. These kits
combine fine detail with ease of assembly and come as standard
with simple to apply brass detail set, full colour decals, and
any other building materials required. They are supplied boxed
with full colour instructions.
The first subjects
designed by David Jane and Derek Hansen depict four classic WW2
RAF vehicles, which also served on USAF airfields in the UK
during WW2, and Post War with the RAF well into the 1960’s.
Every Airfield would have at least 3 out of 4 of these vehicles
on site, in some cases in large numbers. All vehicles were used
on both tarmac and grass airstrips.
Some of the subjects
also have a dual interest for 1/48th scale AFV and
vehicle modellers/collectors of army subjects, these kits also
contain suitable army tactical & unit markings.
The first subjects
are:-
K48001 Austin K2Y
4x2 Heavy Ambulance (RAF, USAF & Army)
Classic WW2 British
Ambulance, (also bought under ‘reverse lend lease’ by the USAF)
with engine and full interior detail, 4 removable stretchers.
Markings include NWE & desert units and insignia.
K48002 AEC
854/0854 6x6 2500 Gallon Refueller (RAF Bomber Command)
Classic WW2 British
heavy bomber Refueller with cab and pump chamber detail,
optional spare wheel carrier and hoses, used on both tarmac and
grass airfields. Used for many years post WW2.
K48003 Bedford QL
4x4 950 Gallon Refueller (RAF)
Classic WW2 British
Refueller for fighters & bombers with cab and pump chamber
detail, elevating booms and hoses, used on both tarmac and grass
airfields.Used for many years post WW2.
K48004 Crossley
FWD Q-Series 4x4 Foam/CO2 Fire Crash Tender (RAF)
Classic WW2
British Fire Crash Tender with extensive
tools, fittings, and C02 lines, used on
both tarmac and grass airfields. Used well after WW2