The 1940's

1:76 scale model of the Fordson War Office Type 1 Crash Tender appears in the livery of the Royal Air Force, as used at their RAF Station at Catter...

A fire crash tender from WWII as used by the RAF, which will appeal to both fire emergency enthusiasts as well as military collectors. The Fordson...

Be first on the road with Ford, reads the slogan along the side of this transporter of the 1940s/50s period. This model is representative of the er...

Be first on the road with Ford, reads the slogan along the side of this transporter of the 1940s/50s period. This model is representative of the er...

Based on the military version of the Bedford 'O', which the vehicle manufacturer designated either OY (long wheel base) or OX (short wheel base) an...

In the 1950's most of the smaller fire stations were equipped with a pump and a Series 1 Land Rover. The Land Rovers were equipped to suit the need...

The Bedford vehicle plant was based in Luton in Bedfordshire, from where it produced a wide range of commercial vehicles for both civilian and mili...

Registered GLE 52, the Essex County Fire Brigade will have used this vehicle during WWII as the Austin ATV was built with this in mind. The Austin...

Oxford Diecast English China Clay - 1:76 Scale Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 8.6cm x 5.4cm x 4.6cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: 4.7cm x 2.1cm x 2.7cm ( L...

After the war Standard had a large empty factory in Banner Lane, Coventry, which was standing idle, it had been making aero engines. Sir John Black...

The AEC 34 seater bus was a revolution when launched in 1909 when approximately 60 were manufactured. It was built at Walthamstow.Known as the X ty...

Harburn Hobbies is a family run business established in Leith in the 1930s .

Dennis is a name that has been synonymous with UK fire appliances since the company started manufacturing them in 1908. This Dennis Light 4 is base...

The AEC Matador Wrecker, an ex WWII heavy haulage unit, was the perfect vehicle in civilian life when used as a breakdown vehicle. This vehicle has...

This Dennis Light 4 appliance, registered EUP 313, depicts an example featuring the livery of Durham County Fire Brigade with whom it operated in t...

The AEC 34 seater bus was a revolution when launched in 1909 when approximately 60 were manufactured. It was built at Walthamstow.Known as the X ty...

The AEC 34 seater bus was a revolution when launched in 1909 when approximately 60 were manufactured. It was built at Walthamstow.Known as the X ty...

The AEC 34 seater bus was a revolution when launched in 1909 when approximately 60 were manufactured. It was built at Walthamstow.Known as the X ty...

The ACV was a series of British command vehicles built from 1941 to 1948, primarily for use during World War II. Only 415 were produced and the veh...

As deployed in WWII by the 2nd Armoured Division in a Caunter scheme, a 'disruptive' colour scheme adopted by the British Army when operating parti...

The AEC ACV (Armoured Command Vehicle) was one of a series of such vehicles built by the British Associated Equipment Company during the Second Wor...

The Dorchester Armoured Command Vehicle in brown and blue-black camouflage colour scheme represents that of the 1st Polish Armoured Division deploy...

Here we see the British two-man light, fast, four wheel drive reconnaissance vehicle as deployed in a desert role. Presented in an all-over desert ...

This 1:76 scale WWII armoured car appears in desert camouflage as used in its liaison role by the Allies in North Africa. Decorated almost complete...