Oxford Diecast

Sixty eight vehicles, classified RMC (Routemaster Coach), were built for use on the Green Line routes from 1962. This production batch were built a...

It was in 1951 the decision was taken to develop a lightweight vehicle with the ability to seat 64 passengers, an initial estimate of 2,000 vehicle...

The London Transport Green Line coaches were a familiar sight on the suburban roads across the Home Counties from the 1960s and our version, regist...

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 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...

After the war Standard had a large empty factory in Banner Lane, Coventry, which was standing idle ,it had been making aero engines. Sir John Black...

Harry Ferguson designed this agricultural tractor, commonly known as the Little Grey Fergie, which proved one of his most successful inventions. Th...

If you love anything military, we have the Oxford Diecast Grey Land Rover 109 inch for you to consider. In 1947, the first Land Rover prototype was...

Launched in 1961 the 948 cc engine was replaced in the autumn of 1962 by a larger 1098 cc version with an output of 48 bhp. The car now shared its ...

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

The Anglia car appeared in 1959 and was a radical new styling for ford.The range was popular from the start and it is not surprising that variation...

Bentley Continental Fastback - Gunmetal Grey. Oxford continues the issue of highly detailed prestige cars with this latest release on the Bentley C...

Manufactured between 1957 and 1960 and designed by Jensen's designer Eric Neale, only 193 were made - a fact that added to its exclusivity distinct...

The very striking colour scheme of black blue and off white, coupled with the light beige roof and the colourful coat of arms on the side, looks su...

A great addition to the 1:148 scale bus fleet sees the 1940s Guy Arab double decker, this time in a popular livery of the period - Ribble Motor Ser...

Oxford Diecast Guy Arab Utility Midland Red - Correct Colour - 1:148 Scale Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 8.6cm x 5.4cm x 4.6cm ( L x W x H )Unpacke...

Bus enthusiasts will enjoy this latest Guy Arab in the popular Midland Red Bus Company livery. Liveried in red with a silver roof, brown interior ...

For this superb livery on the Guy Arab Utility, we've taken the double decker home to its roots in Wolverhampton! It was here that Guy managed to p...

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...

Another variation on the Bedford OX sees it in GWR livery with flatbed trailer, registered GXD 10. Decorated in the traditional GWR chocolate brown...

Scammell first introduced its "Mechanical Horse" in the UK in 1934. From the late 1920's railway companies had been searching for a vehicle that th...

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...

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...