Oxford Diecast

Carmichael's Land Rover Redwing FT/6 conversion with forward control configuration was first introduced in 1961 and provided a light four wheel dri...

This is the second fire appliance from New Zealand to feature in this issue of The Globe and they would look good together on your collecting shelf...

Carmichael's Land Rover Redwing FT/6 conversion with forward control configuration was first introduced in 1961 and provided a light four wheel dri...

The Land Rover FT6 conversion with forward control configuration was first introduced by Carmichaels in 1961 when its purpose was to provide a ligh...

Already released in 1:43 and 1:76 scale, both Military and Land Rover enthusiasts of Oxford's 1:148 scale can now add this finely detailed little m...

First introduced in 1948 the original 80 inch wheelbase Land Rover fulfilled a multitude of roles and the fire service was no exception. It saw ser...

Check out the Oxford Diecast Land Rover Series II Dublin Fire Brigade in 1:76 Scale! This striking red model looks great on its own or with other L...

Registered AJG 500 and liveried as used by the Canterbury Fire Brigade. Decorated in the traditional bright red bodywork with contrasting satin bl...

The Borough of Royal Leamington Spa in Warwickshire took delivery of this smart Leyland FK9 semi-enclosed limousine pump escape in September 1939, ...

Decorated in maroon and red with silver trim, this fire appliance is most striking in appearance. Registered EBB 304, the vehicle also features th...

This Leyland appliance with German made Metz 100ft ladder was delivered to Morecambe and Heysham Fire Brigade in June 1938 and was one of only two ...

The Dennis Light Four is as used by the LMS Crewe Fire Department and is registered CNK 496. Painted in red with black chassis, additional decorati...

By 1939 there were 52 Leyland/Metz turntable ladders being used by British fire brigades. However, due to the WWII hostilities, further orders were...

Modelled on the one used by the London Fire Brigade, with registration number GLR 993. The LCC Logo, National Fire Service roundel and the words Lo...

The Dennis F106 was produced between 1963 and 1968, during which time only 99 vehicles were built. This Side Pump version is modelled on the F106, ...

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 ...

The Dennis RS Fire Engine was purchased and used extensively by fire authorities when it first appeared in the late 1970s. Differing from previous ...

The London Fire Brigade took 62 of the total of 139 that Merryweather built on AEC Regent chassis between 1950 and 1956.Of the total, 111 were dual...

The AEC Mercury Turntable Ladder dates from the 1950s, when it was superseded by the Mercury TGM with Ergomatic cab. From its original launch in 19...

This emergency vehicle represents one of four Leyland TLM fire engines in service with the London Fire Brigade. Featuring the German designed Metz ...

The Dennis F106 was produced between 1963 and 1968, during which time only 99 vehicles were built. This version is the rear pump variant, based on ...

The Dennis F8 belongs to the 1950s era at a time when the famous coachbuilder's vehicles dominated the fire emergency scene. Dennis has a history g...

This London Fire Brigade appliance, registered FLE 289, appeared from the 1940s onwards. Highly detailed it carries the LCC London Fire Brigade liv...

ARP pumps 1500 litres of water per minute at 6.5 bar from three outlets, 2400 litres of water per minute at 14 bar from monitor and 125 litres of f...