76AEC020 AEC Matador Tripoli Libya Artillery Tractor 1-43-Scale showcasing its versatility and reliability

showcasing its versatility and reliability in law enforcement

Innovative construction techniques and the ability to make individual adjustments offer a unique construction experience

the company’s small beginnings as a filling station and local recovery operation have grown into one of the biggest and fastest growing operations in the UK

which was available from May 1983

Minimum Curve (mm): Radius 2

76AEC020 AEC Matador Tripoli Libya Artillery Tractor 1-43-Scale showcasing its versatility and reliabilityThe Matador was a typical AEC vehicle of the period, with flat fronted cab to accommodate the crew of one, a curved roof and a canvas backed rear load area. It was a 4 x 4 vehicle with an AEC 7. 6 litre engine and a speed of around 30 mph. The British military saw the AEC as an essential vehicle during World War II and it saw service in many roles both during and after the conflict. RAF Idris was an RAF base between 1943 and 1966. The station was used