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The history of fire fighting in Bedfordshire can be traced back to the 17th century, when parishes had their own fire pumps and crews. In 1773, the...

This Dennis F12 hails from Birmingham and was Pump Escape No.4 with registration LOG 377. Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 8.6cm x 5.3cm x 4.6cm ( L ...

Another great classic fire appliance in the Oxford fire series is the Leyland TLM/Metz 104ft Turntable Ladder, registered BOF 389, which is being r...

Our TLM with the Borough of Dover badges. The impressive ladder was made up of four sections with a total extended length of 101 feet. The Metz lad...

The name Dennis is synonymous with fire appliances and yet the two brothers Raymond and John started out in 1895 in a Devonshire village on a path ...

Oxford Diecast Brantho Korrux Leyland TLM Fire Engine - 1:76 Scale Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 13.8cm x 8.2cm x 8.1cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: 11.7...

Land Rover Fire Engines were built on 80-inch and 88-inch chassis. These small and easily manoeuvrable fire tenders were capable of operating in re...

The Scania CP28 refers to the cab section of the Pump Ladder fire vehicle and is built to accommodate a 6-person crew. Cleveland Fire Brigade opera...

Registered EGH 99J from 1970-71 to add to your N scale fleet. Decorated in the statutory bright red, the colourful London Fire Brigade lettering an...

This small commercial van saw many different uses and here we introduce it as used by the London Fire Brigade, registered EGH 99J. Decorated in bri...

1:76 scale Commer Walk Thru Van lends itself very well as a London Fire Brigade auxiliary vehicle and brings a new usage different from the two Bri...

The Green Goddess is the familiar name for the Bedford RLHZ Self Propelled Pump, a fire engine used originally by the Auxiliary Fire Service as wel...

The name Dennis is synonymous with fire appliances and yet the two brothers Raymond and John started out in 1895 in a Devonshire village on a path ...

This distinctive Dennis RS Fire Appliance has been produced in collaboration with popular YouTuber Lawrie’s Mechanical Marvels, who has proudly own...

The Dennis RS/SS series was a range of fire engine chassis built by Hestair Dennis between 1978 until the early 1990s. The RS model, as seen here, ...

The Mediterranean island of Malta is legendary for its fleets of British vehicles of all kinds and this refreshing yellow Dennis fire appliance is ...

This colourful model in dark blue, light blue, silver and orange is very high on detail with a wealth of equally decorative masking operations, mak...

The Bedford J1 was built in large numbers and saw service with many authorities from the early 1950s to well into the 1970s. This model is in the D...

Dennis is a name that has been synonymous with UK fire appliances since the company started manufacturing them in 1908. This Dennis Light 4 is base...

This AEC Mercury Turntable Ladder from the 1950-1960s era comes from Edinburgh. Between the launch of the Mercury TL in 1957 to the end of producti...

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...

In the 1950's most of the smaller fire stations were equipped with a pump and a Series 1 Land Rover. The Land Rovers were equipped to suit the need...

The Anglia car appeared in 1959 and was a radical new styling for Ford . The range was popular from the outset and it is not surprising that variat...

The last Anglia, the 105E, appeared in 1959 and when it ceased production in 1967 over 1,000,000 units had been produced. With a top speed of 73.8 ...