Oxford Diecast By Scale

Brand new to the 1:43 scale series of memorable cars of the 1970s sees the Datsun 240Z joining the line-up. Produced in the Japanese Nissan factory...

A present for any occasion, this Mini in pearlescent gold carries 'Congratulations' decals and registration WE11 DONE! Dimensions and WeightsPacked...

Commerwas a British manufacturer ofcommercial vehiclesfrom 1905 until 1979. Commer vehicles included car-derived vans, light vans, medium to heavy ...

Oxford enthusiasts will have already seen this Commer PB in 1:76 scale and our latest addition has all the same detail in N scale. Decorated in sil...

Skyways, which started operating a small civilian airline business in post-war Britain in 1946, went on to launch the first commercial coach-air tr...

The Commer Commando is already part of the 1:76 scale series and our newly tooled 1:148 version is an exact replica of the RAF liveried model with ...

This vehicle was assigned to the Southdown Engineering Department in Horsham, Surrey and carries the red trade plate numbering 097 BP. Decorated in...

The Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) truck was made in Canada during WWII in large numbers to British Army specifications for use by British Commonw...

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...

This Austin Allegro was a reasonably priced family car from the 1970s. The Austin Allegro Estate 1300 was introduced in 1974/75 and this model is r...

You may well have seen this frothy pink, pale blue, white and silver catering van parked outside Jamie Oliver's restaurant! The Citroen H light van...

The four-door Citroen 2CV Charleston, introduced in 1980, decorated in an elegant two-tone grey, complete with grey interior. The exterior silver t...

The 1:76 scale Jaguar E-Pace SUV in real lifeis also known as the X5-40 and was the second in Jaguar's SUV range and was unveiled on 13thJuly, 2017...

A completely new model, the Burlingham Seagull represents a golden age in coach travel and what better company livery to launch this 1950s coach in...

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

The Bedford TK was produced by the Vauxhall-owned Bedford company. It was introduced in 1959 and had a variety of uses, including fire engines, mil...

This new introduction to our 1:148 scale series of buses will be highly popular with bus collectors and the Crosville livery is a real bonus on thi...

The fourth generation of the BMW M3, developed by BMW's in-house motorsport division, was announced at the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show, classed as a ...

In real life these vehicles were designed as service training schools at most of the BMC factories and some distribution centres, training thousand...

The history of the Humber Pullman started in 1930, when the four-door limousine with Thrupp & Mabberley coachwork was introduced by the British...

This Bentley T2 comes in a two-tone paint scheme Silver Sand lower body and a metallic Nutmeg Brown upper half, which extends over the bonnet and t...

The Bentley Continental GTin 1:76 is altogether one sleek looking motor and it looks particularly good inthe colour scheme distinguished grey with ...

The Bell P-39 was one of the principal American fighter aircraft when the United States entered the Second World War. Designed and manufactured by ...

Bedford built a series of the basic QL truck between 1941 and the end of WWII essentially for the British Armed Forces, including the QLT which was...