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My collection of Airfield related vehicles.

08 Oct 2011 20:11 #1 by ferny
My collection of Airfield related vehicles. was created by ferny
Thought i would share my small but growing collection of RAF/FAA vehicles.

TACR 2a OP Granby BW Models

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Seddon Atkinson 401 (Langley miniatures) scratch built queen Mary trailer

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Airfix Bedford TAR

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BW Models MK 9 Crash truck

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BW models MK10 Crash truck

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Thanks for looking.

Jon

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11 Oct 2011 10:51 #2 by paf1950
Replied by paf1950 on topic My collection of Airfield related vehicles.
I am still onthe lookout for a Karrier Bantam with box body. There is currently a a flatbed with sides available out there on the market. Is there anybody out there with the skills to do a conversion job?

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12 Oct 2011 18:11 #3 by Able Mabel
Replied by Able Mabel on topic My collection of Airfield related vehicles.
You just require some 'plasti-card' to build a box for such a body . . .

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24 Nov 2011 22:17 #4 by philbasildon
Replied by philbasildon on topic My collection of Airfield related vehicles.
The Base Toys models are designed so that you can 'swap' bodies by simply unscrewing them. So fitting the Karrier with another body is easy.

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08 Jun 2016 21:18 #5 by Able Mabel
Replied by Able Mabel on topic My collection of Airfield related vehicles.
Just a few . . .

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09 Jun 2016 20:55 #6 by Bomber
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Hi Able Mable are your models airfix or Dinky toy models ? Ive been after an AEC fuel bowser for ages but cant find one .
Regards ,
Bomber.

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10 Jun 2016 08:49 - 10 Jun 2016 08:50 #7 by Able Mabel
Replied by Able Mabel on topic My collection of Airfield related vehicles.
They are a mixture of Airfix, White metal and diecast .
The Airfix AEC bowser is readily available so you shouldn't have a problem getting hold of one . . . I converted the Bedford QL from the set, seen at the very front, into its wartime configuration.

Ian

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10 Jun 2016 19:25 #8 by Bomber
Replied by Bomber on topic My collection of Airfield related vehicles.
Thanks for the info Ian ,
Regards ,
Alan.

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04 Oct 2017 08:43 #9 by Able Mabel
Replied by Able Mabel on topic My collection of Airfield related vehicles.
I won these 3 x QL-D's as a collective batch and are from the Airfix Bedford QL-T & QL-D set.

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05 Oct 2017 07:20 #10 by PETERTHEEATER
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They are nice models but, to my eyes, the paint finish looks too heavy.

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