The 1940's

The DeSoto Suburban represents the car first made in the USA, post World War Two, in 1946, modelled on the car manufacturer’s previous long wheelba...

The Fowler B6 Crane as owned by the Horsham Traction Company. Fascinating research tells us that the company is the restored vintage steam arm of t...

In real life, the vehicle comprised a 12 ton 6 x 4 axle M20 Diamond T model T980 ballast tractor and companion trailer. The vehicle originated in t...

  The Aveling & Porter road roller belonging to H Douthwaite & Son of Hutton Grange, Skelton,  Penrith, is registered RM 2588 and with the ...

The Matador was a typical AEC vehicle of the period, with flat fronted cab to accommodate the crew of one, a curved roof and a canvas backed rear l...

The original Austin 7, first introduced in 1922,  was classed as an economy car produced in Great Britain by Austin.  Because it was so small, it w...

Official Great Dorset Steam Fair Model 2019 Comprising of two 1:76 scale pieces presented in bespoke packaging, the first is a Fowler BB1 Ploughing...

Fordson was the brand name of a range of tractors manufactured by Henry Ford, the multi-talented American motor tycoon. Apart from being a successf...

We celebrate one of the most decorated Russian pilots of World War II, whose Yak-3 is modelled here in 1:72 scale. Anton Dmitrievich Yakimenko rose...

This Willy's MB jeep appears as the World War II transport for the US Navy Seabees, Naval Construction Battalions (CBs), hence the name! The Battal...

The Willys MB (Model B) Jeep, although only produced between 1941 and 1945, nearly 370,000 rolled of the Willys production line. The ¼ ton, 4x 4 ar...

The Royal Australian Air Force Willys MB Jeep is numbered RAAF 218398,appearing in a very well executed yellow and black chequered effect with blac...

At the end of World War II the US Army Willys MB Jeep which had served admirably from 1941-1945 with many Allied forces, now ceased to have an imme...

Thomas Whitelegg is another very famous fairground name in the Showman fraternity and this third release in the series of Scammell Showtrac models ...

Our period water bowser was an essential carrier during the age of steam, where it could be used to top up vehicles in areas where there was little...

Our second release on the Volvo 544 from the 1950s appears in pale yellow with a light tan interior and features a German registration plate NE HZ ...

To put our newly tooled Volvo 544 in context, in real life it was succeeded by the Volvo Amazon, already part of the Oxford Automobiles series. Its...

Our 1:72 scale model of the American trainer and utility aircraft from the late 1930s brings with it the current adventures of a British couple who...

An early post-war livery Twin Beech from Malta, where it was deployed as part of 728 Squadron, RNAS in 1948. Hal Far was one of three strategic air...

This trolleybus is represented in the unusual 'streamline' livery of 1948. With fleet Number 203, the trolleybus, registered CKG 193, was one of th...

We hark back to the 1930s for this very early light commercial van which was still seen on the roads into the 1950s. Our unusual little Tricycle Va...

Fordson was the brand name of a range of tractors manufactured by Henry Ford, the multi-talented American motor tycoon. Apart from being a successf...

The tricycle van first made its appearance on the streets of Britain in the 1930s and it was a familiar sight as a small commercial vehicle right u...