Oxford Diecast and the brands it distributes

Just before the second world war former cabinet minister Edward Shortt KC created the company Night Watch Services Ltd. The company was soon suspen...

Leading manufacturers of milk floats in Britain in the twentieth century included Smith's, Wales & Edwards, Osborne, Harbilt, Brush, Bedford an...

Longstanding Oxford followers will recall this model being released in 1:76 scale some time ago. Now it is the turn of N scale enthusiasts to add ...

Scammell Scarab Flatbed Trailer in British Rail livery and registration NDN 753 . The mechanical horse remained largely unchanged until the late 1...

Oxford Diecast Scammell Pioneer Platinum 2013 - 1:76 Scale Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 13.7cm x 8.1cm x 8.1cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: 8.2cm x 3.5c...

Bound to be snapped up by 00 gauge railway enthusiasts, particularly those favouring London, Midland & Scottish from any era, this newly liveri...

This is a combination featuring a road and rail tank on the Scarab tractor and flatbed trailer. Such tanks have been used over the years to carry ...

The Morris Minor was launched at the London Motor Show in September 1948. Between then and the end of production in 1971, over 1.3 million had bee...

Rover chief engineer Maurice Wilks was inspired by his army-surplus Willys-Overland Jeep to create a workhorse vehicle for military and agricultura...

Rover chief engineer Maurice Wilks was inspired by his army-surplus Willys-Overland Jeep to create a workhorse vehicle for military and agricultura...

The first Land Rover prototype was built in the summer of 1947, and all the early prototypes had a tractor-like centrally-mounted steering wheel. T...

The Royal Ulster Constabulary was the name of the police force in Northern Ireland from 1922 to 2001. At its peak the force had around 8,500 office...

The first Land Rover prototype was built in the summer of 1947, and all the early prototypes had a tractor-like centrally-mounted steering wheel. T...

A Royal Navy Mini, the van was used by the careers office and was mobile throughout the country. It carries the registration number - 36 RN62, as p...

This Bedford CA Minibus in dark blue with white lettering is typical of the personnel carrier used by the Royal Navy up to around 1980. It carries ...

Highly unusual and a departure from the normal Royal Mail liveried vans, comes this Commer PB van celebrating Silver Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth ...

The Leyland Sherpa van was manufactured between 1974 and 1982. Apparently, it was originally designed to be built on the car production line, which...

This simple little postbus registered USG 706R from 1976/77 contains clues to some interesting background information. Assigned to the Edinburgh Po...

There were many companies that carried out conversions to the J2.. Some of the more popular were Woodham Brothers, Central Garage (Paralanian), Co...

Royal Mail - that national UK institution - is a very appropriate livery for this low roof Ford Transit. The model has authentic detailing, includi...

The sidecar combination comes in the signature Post Office red and black, with matt beige saddlebags to carry the mail. The vehicle, registered AXL...

The Morris Minor 1000 was introduced in 1956 and from this original car all sorts of variations were introduced . These included vans , commercial ...

The J2 range was announced in June 1956 with a wheelbase of 7ft 6 ins and rated at 15 cwt. The van cost £554 and the 12 seater minibus £625, if you...

The Royal Mail livery is a classic for the Morris J Van. In the bright pillar box red with gold lettering on the sides, including the GR Royal Cip...