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CLOSE OF DISCOUNT OFFER. Sorry I didn't post this at the very end of June, but this is to confirm that the 10% anniversary discount offer I was running has now closed. Many thanks to all those who took advantage and purchased kits. With the slight easing of metal prices from their peak of 3 or 4 months ago I have decided to carry on with prices as they stand and won't have to increase prices before the start of 2012 at the earliest. Barry First new releases for 2012 29 January 2012 At last the first 3 new releases for 2012 are ready
BW349. Eager Beaver Fork Lift - £12.00 Eager Beaver Fork Lift, used by all branches of the Armed Forces. Introduced into service approx 1980.
BW350. Eager Beaver Fork Lift - Winterised - £13.00
BW351. MEXE, 5 ton, Airportable Trailer - £6.50 Christmas wishes 19 December 2011 It's the time of year to wish all customers and viewers of the site a very Happy Christmas and best wishes for 2012. Although I'm obviously still very happy to receive orders over the Christmas period, I will not be sending any packages now until Christmas is over, they will only get clogged up in the mail. Hope this does not cause problems for anyone. Barry Christmas Orders 27 November 2011 This is just a reminder for customers thinking of placing orders that they would like to receive before Christmas. It is advisable that I receive any Christmas orders before 16th December to allow time for the kits to be sorted and despatched. The last date I will send parcels before Christmas is Saturday 17th December. |  Telford IPMS Show. Having safely returned from Telford, I just want to say thank you to the many customers who visited the stand and made it an enjoyable and successful weekend. Hope to see everyone again next year. |
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Winterised version of the Eager Beaver, with the addition of a cab insulated battery boxes and pre-heater. Used by all branches, but most photos seem to show it in service with the Royal Marines & RAF 
Introduced into service at the same time as the Eager Beaver. Was specifically designed to be used by the RAF, in conjunction with the Eager Beaver, on Airfields.