The 1940's

The Bedford QL was the First World War II military truck which Bedford built against a War Office specification for a 3 ton 4 x 4 general service v...

At the outbreak of WW II, Bedford was contracted by the British War Office to produce a 3-ton 4 x 4 general service truck. A pilot model was ready ...

After the end of World War II, many fire brigades inherited former military and National Fire Service Bedford QL 4x4 lorries that were converted in...

Bedford's QLD was the general service cargo truck version of their QL prototype and was built during WWII to carry 12 persons including the driver ...

The Bedford QLD was the General Service cargo truck version of the QL series of trucks which Bedford Vehicles manufactured for the British Armed Fo...

The Bedford QLB was a variation of the wartime Bedford QL designed as a Bofors Gun tractor, of which around 5,500 were produced during the years of...

The Gun Tractor version of the Bedford QL vehicle to the 1:76 scale Oxford Military Series and to launch the range, it comes as deployed for use by...

Having 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 thi...

This Bedford OYD served on the Eastern Front with the Luftwaffe after being captured during the Second World War. In dark grey with slightly light...

Bedford's role in supplying the military with support vehicles during WWII is legendary and this latest general service truck is as used by the Sco...

Harking back to the 1930s, several types of Bedford civilian trucks were converted to military vehicles, seeing service with the Allied Forces on a...

In real life, the Bedford OX was a short-wheelbase version of the Bedford OY, designed for a 30 cwt payload, often linked to a semi-trailer compris...

A Bedford OX paired with a Queen Mary trailer, which was a type of semi-trailer combination designed particularly for the carriage and recovery of ...

Continuing our railway theme that has been a favourite on the Bedford OX flatbed trailer, it is the turn of the LNER to join the line-up of the fam...

In real life, the Bedford OX was a short-wheelbase version of the Bedford OY, designed for a 30 cwt payload and often linked to a semi-trailer, ...

The Bedford OY was introduced in 1939 for the military and comprised a long wheelbase truck. The OYC was the tanker version to carry either water o...

The Bedford OWB single decker bus was originally designed for wartime use but after the conflict, like many commercial vehicles, it was bought by c...

The bright green and cream Southern National colours look great on this little single deck Bedford OWB bus, which is on its way to Padstow, accordi...

Bedford OWB - Royal Navy Bedford made this version of the standard Bedford OB bus for the War Department, especially for military use during WWII. ...

Already part of the 1:76 Omnibus series, N scale bus modellers can now add this grey and red Portsmouth liveried Bedford OWB single decker to your ...

The Bedford OWB was a single decker bus which was originally manufactured for wartime use but it proved to be equally adaptable in civilian life. H...

This latest release on the N scale Bedford OWB Bus appears in the British Railways livery and it will be of particular interest to N gauge railway ...

The Bedford vehicle plant was based in Luton in Bedfordshire, from where it produced a wide range of commercial vehicles for both civilian and mili...

The Bedford MWD was the most used Allied transport vehicle between 1939 and 1945. It was manufactured by Vauxhall Motors who supplied vast numbers ...