Oxford Diecast

Emblazoned all over with the Union Flag in patriotic red, white and blue, the 1960s scooter is registered 350 YUP and it is definitely a YUP from u...

The Oxford Scooter made its debut as just that; then we welcomed it with a trailer on the back; and for its third outing, it comes with another too...

This takes us right back to the 1960s, the age of miniskirts, hotpants,  stiletto heels,  white patent leather thigh boots,  black eyeliner, mods a...

The colour scheme for Oxford’s fourth  1960s Scooter release certainly echoes the regal mood of the moment with its gleaming gold bodywork and red ...

Oxford Diecast Scottish Bus - 1:76 Scale Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 13.7cm x 8.1cm x 8.1cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: 10.8cm x 3.2cm x 5.8cm ( L x W...

The VW T1 Samba Bus also belonged to the first generation of the T1, emerging in 1951 and was the most luxurious version. Differentiating features ...

The Ford Capri was the cult car of the era and still attracts the attention of car enthusiasts thirty years on! Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 8.5cm...

The Ford Consul, originally launched in 1951 was to be superseded by various other models over the following 20 years but made a brief re-appearanc...

Looking for the Oxford Diecast Sebring Red Ford Cortina MkIII? We have this iconic vehicle in 1:76 scale, which is a great addition to the Corina r...

Just before the second world war former cabinet minister Edward Shortt KC created the company Night Watch Services Ltd. The company was soon suspen...

We have previously released the VW Camper Van in this colour. Now we see it on the basic VW van without the side windows. It has also appeared in 1...

First launched in 1968, the second generation T2 was a great improvement on the previous split windscreen version of the 1950s. It was larger and h...

An innovative modification to the N scale VW Camper introduces an elevated roof with clear panel, indicating it as having reached its final camping...

First launched in 1968, the second generation T2 was a great improvement on the previous split windscreen version of the 1950s. It was larger and h...

Oxford Diecast SET 5 Sent to Coventry Oxford Gift 1:76 Scale Model Royalty Theme

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 second livery on the Sherpa Minibus is as used by British Rail, registered GBT 945W from 1980-81. Decorated in British Rail's signature yellow ...

The name Wynns usually conjures up a picture of gigantic haulage trucks with equally gargantuan loads, so this 1:76 scale Sherpa Minibus makes a we...

Our Sherpa Van from the 1970s and 1980s makes its fourth appearance bearing the popular Pickfords name. Decorated in bright blue with orange Pickfo...

The versatility of the Sherpa Van is proven once again with a further release, this time as used by the Police, registered PYT 409R dating it betwe...

Our ubiquitous Sherpa Van is now in the hands of the RAF and appears here in an unusual RAF colour scheme of dark green with a block of yellow mask...

A bit of Welsh flavour introduces the Sherpa Van from the 1970s-1980s into our 1:76 scale series of small commercials. And, for its first outing, i...

Our Sherpa Van which dates from the 1970s makes an appearance in mid grey with an unusual red black and white triangular logo of an even more unusu...

The Routemaster was first introduced in the early 50s by London Transport.It emerged as the most popular double decker bus of all time.As one man o...