Oxford Diecast

This release of the Weymann Fanfare is based on our AEC chassis option and comes in the livery of the South Devon based Grey Cars company, a family...

The 1:76 scale Weymann Fanfare fleet comes with an AEC body, as opposed to the tooled up alternative Leyland and the AEC badge on the front of the ...

2014 witnesses the centenary of South Wales Transport and what better tribute on home soil to see a newly tooled model of the Weymann Fanfare in SW...

New tooling brings the Weymann Fanfare on a Leyland chassis into the 1:76 Omnibus range in Southdown livery. The fresh two-tone light and dark gree...

Triumph Coaches was a subsidiary of Sussex Motor Services Ltd and operated from their Portsmouth base, specialising in excursions and tours in the ...

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 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 ice cream van livery, directed particularly at its young clientele, is great fun! We just love the black and white cow graphics with the face ...

What a tampo printing challenge this livery is! This amazing technicolour Whitby Morrison Mondial Ice Cream Van promoting Smiths Ice Cream bears an...

The capital's Whitby Mondial Ice Cream van is promoting its particular speciality Piccadilly Whip and boasts serving the people of London since 196...

You’ve been treated to this exact same model in 1:43 scale; this issue reveals it joining the 1:148 series too; and now it appears again, especiall...

This model has already been produced in our 1:43 scale range but if you missed it, you can now add this very colourful van to your 1:76 scale fleet...

Boniface Recovery is a British manufacturer of vehicle recovery equipment, including tow trucks, slide beds, and recovery cranes. The company was f...

  The Commer PB was a product of the British manufacturers who were in business from 1905 to 1979, starting up in South London. Subsequent expansio...

The successor to the Ford Capri Mk.1, the Mk.2 was launched in 1974 and production lasted until 1978, although UK manufacture stopped in 1976. It c...

The very useful Ford Transit Dropside is a favourite with builders, contractors, general small load operations and the like. For its latest Oxford ...

Fulfilling the much-requested need for plain vehicles to customise to your own specifications, we invite our lorry enthusiasts to indulge in a DIY ...

Oxford Diecast White Horse - 1:76 Scale

We've seen the Oxford Mercedes Sprinter in a few other liveries butnow it's over to you! The ubiquitous plain white van which always overtakes you ...

You have the trailer and now we give you the plain white Scania Cab to personalise as you wish before pulling your own customised trailer. Another ...

A long wheelbase transit with a high roof, in Frozen White. The facelift of the fourth generation Ford Transit was produced between 2006-2011. At t...

  One of the major requests from model diecast enthusiasts is for the production and standard availability of plain (white) vehicles ready for pers...

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