RAF Trolley Type B with Armorer - coming soon in several scales

    The four-bomb trolley, known as the Trolley Type B, was an integral part of RAF airfields from the beginning of World War II through the 1970s. Period photographs show “trains” of these trolleys alongside light, medium, and heavy bombers, but the trolleys were also used with fighters and fighter-bombers.
    We have produced the Trolley Type B in three main scales: 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32. All scales include four 250-lb bombs and a detailed armorer figure. The first to be released will be the Trolley Type B in 1/48 scale. With this, you’ll be able to, for example, accessorize the area around the 1/48 Baltimore bomber, which we’ll be releasing soon.

























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