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Thomas Henry Barton used a Durham Churchill charabanc to start the company's first service, between Long Eaton and the Nottingham Goose Fair, in Oc...

Battle of Britain three-piece set of 1:72 scale aircraft. Each of the aircraft is mounted on a plinth with a legend detailing its identity. The 70t...

Battle of Britain three-piece set of 1:72 scale aircraft. Each of the aircraft is mounted on a plinth with a legend detailing its identity. Firstly...

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...

The De Havilland Dragon Rapide was designed by De Havilland in late 1933 and was intended for use as a British short-haul passenger airliner during...

Our single deck coach is a replica of a Beadle Integral rebodied vehicle from J C Beadle of Dartford in Kent from the early 1950s. The company spec...

The 1:76 scale Beadle Integral, a rebodied vehicle from JH C Beadle of Dartford, Kent, makes its third appearance in the popular livery of the Hull...

The Beadle Integral was an example of a rebodied vehicle from J C Beadle of Dartford, Kent, who specialised in buying out-of-service vehicles, upda...

1:76 scale single deck Beadle Integral appears in the highly popular Southdown livery which plied the south coast of England particularly over deca...

Hundreds of self-contained heavy pumping units were supplied to the order of the British Government in the months leading up to World War 2. When ...

This model represents a van used for transporting and delivering the famous Slumberland beds and mattresses. Registered KND 872, it comes painted i...

The 41st Royal Tank Regiment was one of several RTRs deployed to North Africa in World War II and this model is the latest in Oxford's 1:76 Militar...

The Bedford MWD was a 15 cwt 4 x 2 general service vehicle which formed the backbone of British Army transportation during WWII. Built to carry 10 ...

First commissioned by the War Department in 1937, the Bedford MWD was to provide the backbone of the British Army's transportation. It was used as...

Military enthusiasts will recall this model when it appeared in 1:76 scale. We are now pleased to add it to the 1:148 series in exactly the same mi...

The Bedford MWD was widely used in North Africa during WWII for transporting troops, particularly in armoured brigades. Our replica comes in desert...

The Oxford Bedford MWD is already part of our 1:76 Military series and the Royal Engineers livery was the first to appear, way back in Issue 147 of...

The Bedford MWD was the most used Allied transport vehicle between 1939 and 1945. It was manufactured by Vauxhall Motors who supplied vast numbers ...

The Bedford OB Coach chassis was introduced in 1939. It had a wheelbase of 14ft 6 inches and was designed to carry 26 to 29 passengers depending on...

The Bedford OB was a popular British coach chassis manufactured by General Motors/ Vauxhall Motors between 1939 and 1951.  It was known for its rug...

The Bedford OB Coach chassis was introduced in 1939. It had a wheelbase of 14ft 6 inches and was designed to carry 26 to 29 passengers depending on...

The Bedford vehicle plant was based in Luton in Bedfordshire, from where it produced a wide range of commercial vehicles for both civilian and mili...

The standard Bedford OB chassis was redefined during the war years as OWB, which dates our model pretty accurately. In the lead up to the conflict ...

Collectors will welcome this popular South Coast livery on the latest release of the Bedford OWB bus. The bright yellow and maroon Bournemouth Corp...