Oxford Diecast

The Bedford OB was a popular British coach chassis manufactured by General Motors/ Vauxhall Motors between 1939 and 1951.  It was known for its rug...

The Bedford OB Coach chassis was introduced in 1939. It had a wheelbase of 14ft 6 inches and was designed to carry 26 to 29 passengers depending on...

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...

The standard Bedford OB chassis was redefined during the war years as OWB, which dates our model pretty accurately. In the lead up to the conflict ...

Collectors will welcome this popular South Coast livery on the latest release of the Bedford OWB bus. The bright yellow and maroon Bournemouth Corp...

Bedford made this version of the standard Bedford OB coach/bus for the War Department but many were taken up by commercial companies in peacetime. ...

This latest release on the N scale Bedford OWB Bus appears in the British Railways livery and it will be of particular interest to N gauge railway ...

The Bedford OWB was a single decker bus which was originally manufactured for wartime use but it proved to be equally adaptable in civilian life. H...

John Smith’s Ales have been associated with Tadcaster since 1758 and the John Smith brewery on the banks of the River Wharfe remains a landmark in ...

There's no mistaking the bright red, cream and green signature colour scheme of the famous Scottish company MacBraynes, complete with its famous Hi...

The bright green and cream Southern National colours look great on this little single deck Bedford OWB bus, which is on its way to Padstow, accordi...

The Bedford OWB single decker bus was originally designed for wartime use but after the conflict, like many commercial vehicles, it was bought by c...

Belfast operated the largest trolleybus system in the UK, outside London. Our model represents the vehicle that ran on Route 11 Falls Road, Fleet n...

This model is in blue and cream Belfast livery .No 164 to Crumlin Rd carries local adverts for the Belfast Telegraph and Craig`s Coals . Dimensions...

Birmingham City Transport operated the passenger transport network in Birmingham from 1937, right through to 1969. It was created out of Birmingham...

This is another retro bus for the people who have enjoyed Blackpool over the years - Oxford Diecast Blackpool Routemaster. Routemaster was first in...

This model is in the green and cream Blackpool livery . No 147 is on route to the Pleasure Beach and carries advertising for the North Pier attract...

The BMC Mobile Units were a very small number of vehicles commissioned by the company's Nuffield Exports Service Manager, George King in 1958 for v...

This is a great double decker to add to your N gauge fleet! In vibrant primrose yellow with black chassis and black pantograph, the detail is all i...

This model of the Routemaster bus, registration ALD 933B   Dimensions and Weights Packed: 8.6cm x 5.3cm x 4.6cm ( L x W x H ) Unpacked: 5.6cm x 1.6...

The version of the AEC Matador Wrecker takes on the bright yellow/red livery of Bradford City Transport, complete with City crest on the sides and ...

The RT was London's standard post-war double decker, replacing all other types, except for those designed to go under low bridges. At their peak, t...