Oxford Diecast

The cheerful cream and red livery of Ribble Motor Services. Registered DRN 722, our coach is on its way to Blackpool as the X16 and it features all...

The 1950s Leyland Royal Tiger Southdown in N scale, in which the eye-catching fresh green and cream of the Southdown Motor Services bus and coach c...

The Leyland Royal Tiger features in both the 1:76 and 1:148 series of buses and coaches and here we see it in its diminutive N gauge size in the po...

Already part of the Oxford 1:76 scale series, this pick-up version of the iconic VW van now joins the N scale range. Complete in every detail, the ...

A replica of its 1:76 counterpart, this N scale VW camper in lime green and white with pale grey interior, features the innovative tooling modifica...

Decorated in all-over silver with grey-white roof and black chassis, wheels and mudguards, it is all ready to hook up to your favourite N scale tra...

Oxford Diecast NFARM004 Livestock Trailer Red Oxford Agriculture 1:148 Scale Model  Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 6.3cm x 6cm x 3.9cm ( L x W x H )...

Although LMS did not have this type of horsebox, we have produced it in the livery to fit in with your early layouts. Dimensions and WeightsPacked:...

Our popular N scale series sees the addition of an LMS liveried version of the multi-purpose Bedford Luton van, which comes as a Furniture Removal ...

The Mechanical Horse was a very simple and sturdy vehicle constructed on a steel channel frame with a cab made of wood, the early versions having c...

The Mechanical Horse was a very simple and sturdy vehicle constructed on a steel channel frame with a cab made of wood, the early versions having c...

The Irish coach company from Dunloy, Ballymena have taken the ultra modern Plaxton Elite to provide luxury travel for corporate and executive marke...

The Routemaster was first introduced in the early 50s by London Transport.It emerged as the most popular double decker bus of all time.As one man o...

Oxford Diecast London Bus Collection - 1:148 ScaleScale1:148 scale means that this is 148 times smaller than the full sized vehicle(s)For a much mo...

London Country AEC RF bus with the registration LYF 465 . Between 1951 and 1953, London Transport purchased 700 examples of the AEC Regal MK4 fitt...

The Leyland PD3 was introduced in the late 1950s to fulfil an industry need for longer buses with less frequency. Based on the PD2, the new PD3 ver...

The RT was London's standard post-war double decker, replacing all other types, except for those designed to go under low bridges. At their peak, t...

The name Dennis is synonymous with fire appliances and yet the two brothers Raymond and John started out in 1895 in a Devonshire village on a path ...

The new Routemaster LT50 – to give its full title – was the successor to the iconic old London Routemaster which for six decades had been a tourist...

The Routemaster was first introduced in the early 50s by London Transport.It emerged as the most popular double decker bus of all time. As one man ...

The Oxford tooling is based on the famous Dick Kerr Tram - a classic British tram design, which was the most common tram seen on Britain's tramways...

Between 1951 and 1953, London Transport purchased 700 examples of the AEC Regal MK4 fitted with Metro-Cammell bodywork to replace their pre-war sin...