Oxford Diecast

This is the early version, which was manufactured between 1952-1953. Many of us will associate the Austin Princess with the Royal Family, with whom...

Visually, the Jaguar Mk VIII and the early Mk IX were no different, except for the addition of a Mk IX badge on the boot lid.  It was under the bon...

The history of the Humber Pullman started in 1930, when the four-door limousine with Thrupp & Mabberley coachwork was introduced by the British...

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...

The history of the Humber Pullman started in 1930, when the four-door limousine with Thrupp & Mabberley coachwork was introduced by the British...

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. ...

This vehicle was owned by Lady Lyons and resides at the Jaguar Heritage Trust , it was used as the template for our model. Dimensions and WeightsPa...

William Lyons launched the 2.5 litre saloon at the Mayfair Hotel in September 1935 The model was the first to carry the Jaguar name and cost £395. ...

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...

The MKIIa was made between 1952 and 1954 and succeeded the MkII. The MkIIa had a higher compression engine, raising output to 77 bhp. To cater for ...

Registered BNR 322, the black paintwork on our authentic little VW replica is striking and the gleaming effect is emphasised further by lots of 'ch...

Over 100,000 were produced in a variety of bodyshapes. Holden, GM's Australian subsidiary also manufactured some which included a convertible and u...

The first Star Sapphire saloon prototype was built on a converted 346 Sapphire chassis. The production models replaced the Sapphire in late 1958 an...

Another highly detailed luxury car joins the Oxford series of 1:43 scale motors of an opulent bygone age. The first release on the newly tooled Hum...

Many of us will associate the Austin Princess with the Royal Family, with whom it was a favourite form of transport. It is therefore no surprise to...

Oxford Diecast Black/Cornish Grey Jaguar MkVIII Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 6.3cm x 3.8cm x 3.8cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: 3.4cm x 1.3cm x 1.1cm ( ...

Oxford Diecast Black/Cornish Grey Jaguar MkVIII - 1:43 Scale

The Mk IX Jaguar was manufactured at the Browns Lane, Allesley, Jaguar plant for a very short period between 1959 and 1961 and remarkably, only 10,...

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...

This model is in the green and cream Blackpool livery . No 147 is on route to the Pleasure Beach and carries advertising for the North Pier attract...

Our 1950s Bloodhound Missile Set comprises a 'Bristol' Bloodhound Guided Missile complete with Launching Ramp and Loading Trailer in approximate 1:...

New tooling introduces the Bedford Pantechnicon to the N scale Oxford range and it is a marvel that so much authentic artwork has been fitted on to...