For soldiers who were wounded in the first few weeks of World War I, the first responders were often the ambulance units. Ambulance drivers drove their wagons and carriages up to the front lines to transport the wounded back to the safety of the nurses and doctors in the triages.

Description: Army green cab, body, roof, closed rear doors, running boards, front number-plate and toolbox; windscreen, oil lamps, windscreen mounting ‘open’ grab handles in army green; army green 12 spoke wheels on black tyres; seats in brown plastic; RHD steering wheel in black plastic; 'Yvette' and number '89' in white text on both cab doors with a red cross in a white roundel on both side panels of van, both rear doors and on cab roof.

Variations: No known variations.

Notes: This model is packaged in either a maroon J-type or a straw-style window box.