Oxford Diecast

We normally associate the CMP LAA (Canadian Military Pattern Light Anti Aircraft Tractor) with Military trucks, but here it is seen as a support ve...

This vehicle was assigned to the Southdown Engineering Department in Horsham, Surrey and carries the red trade plate numbering 097 BP. Decorated in...

The Commer Commando was designed to accommodate up to 20 passengers and their maximum baggage allowance and was a favourite vehicle for many airlin...

Collectors have already been treated to the 1:76 scale version of the Commer Commando as used by a variety of aircraft operators, including British...

The British European Airways (BEA) liveried version of the Commer Commando, providing transport for their passengers between city centre air termin...

As used by the British Overseas Airways Corporation, one of many airlines for whom the vehicle fulfilled the need to transport passengers between a...

The 6th release on the Commer Commando is decorated as used by South African Airways in silver and dark blue on a black chassis. The famous 'Flying...

Skyways, which started operating a small civilian airline business in post-war Britain in 1946, went on to launch the first commercial coach-air tr...

The green and cream Crosville Motor Services livery is also a favourite with bus collectors and is already part of the Oxford 1:76 series. Now you...

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...

The Bedford OB Duple Vista coach was a common sight on British roads during the 50's and 60's. Used by many large operators, this coach was also us...

The Devon General Bus Company, in its familiar red and cream, started operating in 1919, covering the South Devon area. They had their headquarters...

The Duple Britannia was a popular coach and bus body design that was manufactured by Duple Coachbuilders, from the 1950s through the 1970s. The his...

The Duple Britannia, manufactured in 1955, makes its entrance in the well-known livery of Wallace Arnold whose coach tours were particularly succes...

Greenslades has been a familiar name in Bristol's world of transport since the early 1900s, when two brothers William and Gilbert Greenslade founde...

The1:76 scale Duple Commander Mk II single deck coach represents the great contribution the Duple Coachbuilders company had made to the industry an...

Oxford Diecast Duple Commander IV East Kent Dimensions and Weights Packed: cm x cm x cm ( L x W x H ) Unpacked: cm x cm x cm ( L x W x H ) Excludes...

1:76 Scale Model of the Duple Commander IV Southdown. Manufactured by Oxford Diecast one of the worlds leading producer of Scale Model vehicles./p&...

The Duple Commander II from 1964 decorated in the colours ofa well-known coach company of the era - Grey Cars - note the additional roof windows an...

Between 1919 and 1989, Duple Coachbuilders have been associated with the majority of the great names in British coach and bus designs, working with...

The Duple bus bodybuilder was founded in Hornsey in East London by Herbert White in 1919 and celebrated 70 years in the business before closing in ...

There's quite a story behind Oxford's newly tooled 1:76 scale Duple Roadmaster coach, which many years ago was the subject of a famous Dinky model,...

Duple was an English bus bodybuilder founded in Hornsey by Herbert White, operating from 1919 right through to 1989. Our model of the Duple Roadmas...