The 1940's

It’s back to the late 1930s for the Standard Flying Twelve which was first unveiled at the 1935 Motor Show before entering production in 1937. It w...

The elegant Riley Kestrel with its sweeping lines and forward opening front doors epitomises the 1930s and 1940s motoring scene.  In real life, the...

John Smith’s Ales have been associated with Tadcaster since 1758 and the John Smith brewery on the banks of the River Wharfe remains a landmark in ...

The Austin K2 Ambulance was produced between 1939 and 1945 at the car manufacturer’s works in Longbridge, essentially as a military ambulance and w...

The Ferguson TEA is a model of the Ferguson TE20 (often called the "Little Grey Fergie"), a popular agricultural tractor manufactured from 1946 to ...

The Henschel Hs 126 was a German two-seat biplane observation and close support aircraft designed by Henschel Flugzeugwerke AG and manufactured by ...

Oxford’s living wagons have covered several eras from the simple workmen’s utility hut on wheels to highly decorative Showman’s caravans.  For this...

The Gloster Gladiator was a British built single seater biplane fighter manufactured by the Gloucestershire Aircraft Company.  It was used by the R...

Oxford Diecast Focke Wulf 190d 600150 Jg-4, Frankfurt Am, Rhein 1945. 1:72 Scale in Oxford Box. Dimensions and Weights Packed: 19.3cm x 19.3cm x 8....

Oxford’s Packard Clipper is a replica of a car built by the Packard Motor Company (and later by Studebaker-Packard), spanning the years between 194...

This release on the 1:76 scale Sentinel Flatbed will please our railway enthusiasts, appearing in the dark brown and black guise of the Lancashire ...

The Morris Eight Series E represented a major upgrade of the original Series Eight model and was produced between 1938 and 1948, during which time ...

The K2 Ambulance was a World War II vehicle built between 1939 and 1945 by Austin at their Longbridge plant where around 13,000 were produced prima...

Land Rover Series I 88" Canvas Aa Highland Patrol Registered TLE 883 and dressed in the corporate AA golden yellow, the canvas back is moulded in a...

Harry Ferguson designed this agricultural tractor, which proved to be one of his most successful inventions which he introduced in 1946. The TE sto...

The Henschel Hs 126 was a German two-seat biplane observation and close support aircraft designed by Henschel Flugzeugwerke AG and manufactured by ...

The Wolseley 18/85 was a British saloon car which the company manufactured between 1938 and 1948.   It had a powerful 85 bhp, six cylinder engine w...

The Sentinel Waggon Works had started life as Alley & MacLellan of Glasgow back in 1875, concentrating on steam vehicles.  The Scottish company...

The Morris Minnor MM Saloon came in 2-door, 4-door, and a convertible 4-seat Tourer. Over 250,000 were produced before it made way for the Series I...

The history of living wagons can be traced back to the Middle Ages, when nomadic peoples used them to travel from place to place. However, it was d...

The Land Rover series has always been a popular choice for the AA, including the Series 1. In model form, our Oxford Series 1 in AA livery is alrea...

The Oxford Military Series welcomes the second release of the new WWII Austin K2 Ambulance, as it worked its way across the battlefields with the 5...

  Oxford railway enthusiasts have already been treated to this model in 1:76 scale and here it is in the smaller scale in exactly the same detail. ...

Austin has been synonymous with taxis since the end of the 1920s when dealers Mann and Overton sponsored a new Austin cab for London.  The new mod...