The newest kit of Kit Form Services is a 1/24 British Military Ambulance.

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Thanks!

AT LAST! I have been waiting for this since it was announced. Regards Jason

interesting location of D-shackles on the body rear (up high). were these actual tow points?

My favorite scale. I may not be able to afford it but I will look into it.

Tie-down points I think. Towing there would probably pull the roof off.

Well damn. That is almost the kit I've been looking for since 2008. I might still have to get it.

£130.00 (£108.33 outside EU)

If you could consider 1/35th scale then there is this:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tamiya-1-35-British-Ambulance-Rover-7-Plastic-Model-Kit-MM182-Vintage-Model/352318812172?epid=1401468114&hash=item5207d6700c:g:DCAAAOSwcjhavtKM

Tamiya 35082


I think it can be found in more places than ebay so take that link only as an example ...

/ Robin

What I do - although sometimes I feel a bit guilty (!) - is utilise the excellent KFS website and scrutinise their vehicles for the extra details that I would otherwise miss on my 1:35 models; the larger scale enables me to check what is/should be present and I then add accordingly if relevant.

The comparison of the Ambulance models for instance may well help the 1:35 builder.

Brian

If this vehicle kit is so popular somebody made a resin kit out of it, you'd think that Tamiya would re-release a new version of their British Rover 7.

The resin kit is in 1/24th scale and the Tamiya one is 1/35th.
KFS have done a few other 1/25 scale resin models of military vehicles. It seems that there is a market niche for them.

I wonder if there is a 1/48th scale Rover ambulance ...

Their whole range of 1/24th military stuff:
http://www.kitformservices.com/standard.html

I would love to see that Scammel Crusader recovery/wrecker
truck as a 1/35 model. That much resin gets a little expensive ...

/ Robin

Oh, that's been in the queue for at least two decades. Before I even had an interest in the Iraqi one. The old "buy now, build never" option.