Oxford Diecast

Holidays and days out by coach are still as popular today as they were during the 1960s era of our coach, which was originally launched in the late...

Bedford OWB - Portsmouth This model is based on an actual vehicle that has been rebuilt and fully restored. Registered CTP 200 in 1944, the Duple ...

The Southdown Queen Mary was a familiar sight on the South Coast, but a number of the vehicles were later sold to bus operators in the UK. It is fr...

'Officially' the first introduction, our Ribble version of the Tiger is slightly different to the 76LRT002 which was actually released first, featu...

The Routemaster was first introduced in the early 50s. It emerged as the most popular double decker bus of all time.As one man operated buses came ...

The London Routemaster replicates the dark red and platinum colour scheme given to RM1933. Our bus features the anniversary logo on the front secti...

A great piece of seasonal fun and an appealing gift for bus enthusiasts and collectors of Coca Cola liveried models of all ages! Our 1:76 scale dou...

The iconic double decker Routemaster bus, so often associated with London and arguably a tourist attraction in itself, is seen here fulfilling a ro...

Bus enthusiasts will be pleased to see the crossover from Oxford's N gauge to 1:76 scale of this AEC Routemaster from the early 1960s, decorated in...

The Routemaster was first introduced in the early 50s. It emerged as the most popular double decker bus of all time. As one man operated buses came...

The new 120 scale Routemaster  takes on another famous livery which goes back much further  to George Shillibeer, born in 1797, whose first horse-d...

One of the great names of the British bus and coach industry was Royal Blue, whose vehicles were a familiar sight on the express routes between Lon...

Some Canadian Military Pattern trucks, like many other WWII military vehicles, transferred to civilian use after the conflict. The LAA tractor was...

Already part of the 1:76 series, this little bus is no less detailed than its larger equivalent. Bedford made this version of the standard Bedford...

1:148 scale AEC Regent double decker bus comes in the bright blue livery of Leicester based Browns Blue Ltd. From its base in Shaw Lane, Markfield ...

Registered KGK 803 this London Bus still exists and is on display in the London Bus Museum in Cobham. Built on the Leyland 7RT chassis – hence RTL ...

The Leyland Tiger Cub was a lightweight single decker bus bodied by Saunders-Roe (SARO) of Anglesey. They were produced as 44 seater buses from 195...

London buses were a familiar sight round London's outer suburbs and the Home Counties, when the 44 seater Leyland Tiger Cub Saro Bus would have had...

Maidstone & District livery in bright green and cream, registered RKE 540. The vehicles were bodied by Saunders-Roe of Anglesey, hence the name...

76SB001 Leyland Tiger Cub Saro Bus - Ribble. NEW TOOLING. Another classic single deck bus in Oxford's 1:76 range, a replica of the Saunders-Roe bod...

Oxford Diecast 76SB006 Saro Bus Trent Oxford Omnibus 1:76 Scale Model  Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 17.5cm x 6.5cm x 8.1cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: ...

The Ulster Transport Authority ran both rail and bus services from their headquarters in Belfast in Northern Ireland from 1948 to 1966 when they ce...

This N scale model is decorated predominantly in white with the signature Stobart red and green colour scheme with side and rear tinted windows. It...