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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...

A Devon County Fire Service vehicle assigned to Dartmouth and whose colourful brigade crest appears on the cab doors. Decorated in silver with bla...

The Dennis F8 belongs to the 1950s when the famous coachbuilder's vehicles dominated the fire emergency scene. Even today, it remains one of only ...

The 1950s Dennis F8 is in the striking silver and bright yellow livery as used by the West Sussex Fire Brigade. Modelled on a vehicle working out ...

Decorated in traditional red with black chassis, there is a wealth of gold lettering along the sides of this vehicle, registered CNK 496. Additiona...

The Dennis Light Four with 'New World' bodywork was introduced in 1936 and continued in manufacture until the end of World War II, with many runnin...

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, ...

Our model of the very modern fire appliance, registered WA09 KME as used by this West Country fire service, carries a wealth of detail, which will ...

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...

This Dennis Light 4 appliance, registered EUP 313, depicts an example featuring the livery of Durham County Fire Brigade with whom it operated in t...

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...

Registered GLE 52, the Essex County Fire Brigade will have used this vehicle during WWII as the Austin ATV was built with this in mind. The Austin...

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 ...

The Ford Motor Company boasts that every Transit is built for purpose and the smaller Ford Transit Connect is no exception with a large cargo capab...

The Ford Transit has been on the UK’s roads since 1965 with numerous upgrades, facelifts and configurations along the way.  The Mk 2 first appeared...

When the AFS was disbanded on 31 March 1968 the Goddesses were returned to the Home Office Stores . In 1971 Glamorgan Fire Service bought four emer...

139 Merryweathers were built on AEC Regent chassis between 1950 and 1956. Of the total, 111 were dual-purpose fire engines, equipped to carry wheel...

Used by the Glasgow Fire Service, whose detailed and colourful crest with 'Let Glasgow Flourish' motto adorns the doors. The vehicle is registered...

The name Dennis is synonymous with fire appliances, although they also made cars, lawn mowers, buses and lorries. They started producing the F seri...