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Item No:32605

1/48 Military Miniature Series No.105

1/48 BRITISH 2-TON 4x2 AMBULANCE

Length: 119 mm. Image shows painted and assembled kit.

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Around 13,000 examples of this sturdy and reliable 2-ton 4x2 ambulance were produced during WWII; based upon a civilian truck, it was designed with the input of the Medical Corps and had bench seats that could be converted into two-level beds. It served in France, North Africa, Italy, and even across Western Europe after the Normandy invasion, and was often seen not just with Army units, but also at airfields and the like.
About the Model
♦This is a 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 199mm, width: 48mm. The truck-based form is captured accurately, based upon extensive research of the actual vehicle. It features succinctly and realistically depicted suspension. Why not use this in dioramas with other British WWII vehicles? Comes with a driver figure and two marking options.
  • This revised road vehicle is rendered expertly in compact 1/48 scale.
  • A driver figure is included in the kit, and the doorway's canvas is depicted rolled up.
  • Suspension and other underside components are realistically rendered while keeping to a reasonable number of parts.
  • Highlights at the front of the model include the mesh grille sections and clear parts for the headlights.
  • A comprehensive decal sheet features large red cross graphics and more. 2 marking options are included.

Information is current as of November 2, 2023. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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