Oxford Diecast Bedford QLB 42 LAA Regt., Libya 1942 - 1:76 Scale AEC It replicates the painted black

It replicates the painted black enamel frame baked round the windows at the time of manufacture and it serves a purpose too

because the electric lighting still didn't work

an unusual feature on this model is the left hand drive component

prototypes were up and running and production of the Series I began at Solihull in 1948

during which time 6777 had been produced for the discerning motorists of the period

Oxford Diecast Bedford QLB 42 LAA Regt., Libya 1942 - 1:76 Scale AEC It replicates the painted blackHaving introduced the first model of the new QL gun tractor as used in the UK during WWII, we are also pleased to bring you a second release in this issue of The Globe, as used by the 42nd Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery in North Africa, 1942. This time, the model is decorated in a desert scheme of sandy beige with light green canopy and crew cab roof. The 'leather' straps to the canopy are depicted in brown. The vehicle features the RAF