Oxford Diecast

If you're looking for a diecast vehicle that looks different we have the Oxford Diecast Billy Smarts Land Rover Series II Hard Top Speakers. The La...

If you love the VW camper, our Oxford Diecast Birch Green/White VW Bus is lovely. First launched in 1968, the second generation T2 was a great impr...

The Oxford Diecast Birch Grey/Red Morris Oxford III in 1:76 Scale, is a real throwback to better days! If you love going back in time and reminisci...

Birkenhead Packet Routemaster bus.

In real life, the Bedford J1 was built in large numbers and saw service with many authorities from the early 1950s to well into the 1970s. The body...

Leading manufacturers of milk floats in Britain in the twentieth century included Smith's, Wales & Edwards, Osborne, Harbilt, Brush, Bedford an...

Another great classic fire appliance in the Oxford fire series is the Leyland TLM/Metz 104ft Turntable Ladder, registered BOF 389, which is being r...

1:76 Scale Model of the BL Princess Carmine. Manufactured by Oxford Diecast one of the worlds leading producer of Scale Model vehicles.   Dimension...

The British Leyland Princess was launched in 1975 as a luxury 4-door saloon designed by BL's Harris Mann. It came with the option of either a 4-spe...

The British Leyland Austin Princess was a four door saloon launched in the 1970s, instantly recognizable by its distinctive wedge-shape with slopin...

The DS420 was manufactured by the Daimler Motor Company between 1968-1992 and over 4,000 were produced. It followed on from the Daimler DR450 &...

Oxford’s first release on the 1950s Karmann Ghia hit your diecast shelf in a brilliant red with white roof.  Now it makes an equally dramatic entra...

The Speed 20 Alvis was manufactured between 1932 and 1936, across four variants A-D. During its lifetime, only 1185 were made in total, 400 of whic...

This cult car from the 1980s has not lost its appeal after all these years and is still classed as one of the iconic motors of the era. Our latest ...

Released in January 1983, the XR3i was the 'hot-rod' of the age. The XR3, introduced three years earlier, straddled the divide between being a thre...

The name Golf comes from the German word for Gulf Stream - Golf Storm, an oceanic air current. They were fond of calling their VW models after famo...

For anyone in their Jaguar cars, we now have the Oxford Diecast Black Jaguar E Type Coupe. But first here's a bit about the Jag. The Jaguar E-Type ...

Produced by MG division of the British Motor Corporation from 1955 to 1962. The MGA replaced the T series cars and represented a complete styling b...

Riley was a household name between 1890 - when William Riley Jr purchased the Bonnick Cycle Company in Coventry - and the end of the line in 1969. ...

Our 1:76 scale model of the Rover SD1 3500 Vitesse takes us right back to the 1970s and 1980s.  Rover SD1 was both its code name and eventual produ...

The Standard Flying Twelve was produced between 1937 and 1940 by the Standard Motor Company. The four door vehicle was a good-looking car with semi...