paul_bish

I am going through my QLR trying to improve bits and get back to as original as possible and have a question around the windows in the body, at the moment they are perspex. I have taken the door panels off and can get a good look at the channels and they appear to be teh same on all windows on the body, there are 4 channels/runners Running from the outside in Plain Channel 1 Channel 2 with 3 stops giving different heights - I assume this is for the glass Plain channel 2 Plain channel 3 I know the Bedfords had Black out blinds, Glass that opened and fly screens but whats whats the fourth channel for? Can anyone help?

that is a shame, not sure its a "barn find" though...

great first project, would love to see more

wow. is that bits of bailey bridge in some of the later photos?

love this line in one of the ads "There an excavator on site to push it on a truck , you may have to shout the owner a slab for that"

Now thats a truck with presence!

Nice, be great to see a Firefly on the circuit

Welcome, thats a very nice collection you have there. A live firing "88" must be quite an experience

Very nice truck and looks well in the desert colours

coming on very well

Its coming on well, I have a few 1/76th TM's in the stash to do but they would be dwarfed by this!

welcome on board

welcome on board

would look great as part of a vehicle display, the Red Ball express guys etc

some great photos, thanks for posting

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welcome on board

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Welcome. Weather today in London a shade grey, bit nippy

Welcome on board

looks like an interesting show. I only know Long Marston for its drag strip

I know the seller and he knows his stuff when it comes to post war Brit kit

welcome on board, some pictures would be great

welcome on board, I am sure there are folks on here who can point you in the right direction

welcome on board