Oxford Diecast

Gone is the familiar red and white Coca Cola colour scheme, along with the calories, if this livery is anything to go by! Advertising Zero Calorie...

Last year at this time it was Father Christmas. This year we have Polar Bears decorating the trailer of the modern Scania T Cab and Trailer. Promot...

The green and cream Crosville Motor Services livery is a favourite with bus collectors and is used here on the recently introduced Commer PB Minibu...

After the end of the Second World War, Scammell Lorries looked at the Mechanical Horse, which was basically unchanged from its 1934 design, realise...

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...

If you love Hull and East Yorkshire and collect diecast models, how about the Oxford Diecast East Yorkshire Routemaster? The Routemaster was first ...

The Morris J Van lent itself to a variety of uses as a small utility van and provided the perfect vehicle for ice cream vendors. The company of Whi...

Oxford Diecast Five Piece Bus Set - 1:148 Scale  Dimensions and Weights Packed: 22.8cm x 9.2cm x 4.9cm ( L x W x H ) Unpacked Models:  Each 5-6 cm ...

The Oxford series of 1:148 scale Fodens continues with the release of this oval tanker in one of the original British fuel liveries from the late 1...

This little 'sit up and beg' Ford Pop epitomises the low-budget family saloon car from the 1950s. Costing under £400 including tax, it was the low...

We've taken the long wheelbase, high top Ford Transit as the vehicle for three colour schemes, each advertising a different Coca Cola brand. This f...

The Ford Transit comes decorated in bright red with a white flash along the sides and Coca Cola branding also printed in white on each side. This t...

This Ford Transit has a long wheelbase with a high roof and an all-over black body with silver stripe along the sides. The Coca Cola wording is in...

Another of the Coca Cola liveried models appears in a shiny black, with a row of five Coke Zero bottles printed boldly on each side, each labelled ...

This Coca Cola Ford Transit is in silver with black interior and black chassis, with the side advertising panels promoting Diet Coke, prominently d...

This high top long wheelbase Ford Transit is decorated in a striking silver grey, with a white flash along the complete length of the lower sides. ...

The Zephyr/Zodiac Mark III shared some of its mechanical components, as well as the basic chassis design, with the Mark II, but had a stronger over...

This Glasgow trolleybus is registration FYS 709, Fleet number TB9 on Route 101 to Shawfield. It carries adverts for Wm Youngers and Milanda Bread. ...

The HA van was very economical and sold well into the large fleets, notably the regional gas companies, the electricity boards, water authorities a...

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 N Gauge 1:148 scale - Oxford Albion Horsebox has been given a makeover in the famous GWR brown and cream colour scheme and although not an auth...

If you love the Great Western Railway, you'll love our Oxford Diecast GWR Mechanical Horse. The Mechanical Horse was a very simple and sturdy vehic...

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...

In 1950 the Mark IV version was introduced with a larger 2267 cc engine than the Mark III. It also had larger 15 inch wheels. It had a top speed of...