76MK001 Bedford MK REME Recruiting Team Dapol O Gauge Shipping Containers These bumpers properly finish the

These bumpers properly finish the ends of your track spurs

Esmond Lewis-Evans spotted it on a visit to Ashford

Initially developed as a private venture

Split Headcode Boxes displaying headcodes 1S49 and 1V39

To avoid the emission of toxic fumes

76MK001 Bedford MK REME Recruiting Team Dapol O Gauge Shipping Containers These bumpers properly finish theThe Bedford MK MJ was the 4x4 variant of the TK, which already features strongly as an Oxford Diecast miniature. The MK was deployed as the main medium British Armed Forces truck but was exported to many and other countries as well. It was first introduced in 1970 to replace the Bedford RL. It was very successful with over 50,000 produced. The MK MJ was produced in many variants. From April 1981, Bedford changed the designation of the MK to MJ as the