Oxford Diecast

The physical differences between the Land Rover Series II – also in the Oxford range - and Series IIA were engine capacity, external styling, and i...

Our 1:43rd scale short wheel base Land Rover Series II is a highly detailed replica of the vehicle which Land Rover introduced in 1958. With foresi...

This short wheelbase Land Rover Series III proved highly popular when Oxford first released it in 1:43 scale. It now makes its 1:76 scale appearanc...

Oh yes, this is one very smart sports car and it’s hard to believe it dates back to 1989 when it was first launched by the Japanese motor manufactu...

Our 1:18th scale Messerschmitt KR200 from 1955 has appeared in a variety of colour schemes and in both soft and hard top formats to date. For this ...

One of the iconic sports cars of the 1960s and 1970s, our 1:76 scale MG Midget in a rich green with black interior, black tonneau cover and lots of...

A Classic Mini Cooper in an equally classic colour scheme of almond green and old English white.   Registered LSL 233, so from the early days of Mi...

In real life, the Morris J2 15cwt small forward control commercial van was launched by BMC in 1956 and alongside its ‘twin’ the Austin J2, continue...

Reminding us of 1970s motoring, the Morris Marina was a highly popular rear wheel drive small family car, although its unfair Press coverage of the...

The Barracuda was manufactured by Plymouth (Chrysler) between 1964 and 1974 and the Oxford replica dates from 1964/65. The Barracuda was classed as...

The emphasis is all on the cab on this superb new model of the DAF XF Euro 6, as operated by one of the most popular and well-respected Scottish ha...

The classic Range Rover, also known as the first generation Range Rover, was introduced to the public in June 1970. It was originally a 2-door mode...

The elegant Riley Kestrel with its sweeping lines and forward opening front doors epitomises the 1930s and 1940s motoring scene.  In real life, the...

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...

The 1:76 scale Rover P5B saloons appears in a deep claret, following on the heels of the dark green model which belonged to the late Queen Elizabet...

Rover and subsequently British Leyland produced the P6 between 1963 and 1977 at their Solihull plant and was the last of the ‘P’ designs to appear....

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 ...

OH Wow – this Scania T Cab with Box Trailer is amazing!  Definitely a stocking filler for all ages – even registered SANTA 2!  We love the famous r...

Oxford’s Sherman III is a 1:76 scale replica of the USA produced Medium Tank M4/A2 which the Americans supplied to the Allies during World War II o...

It’s back to the late 1930s for the Standard Flying Twelve which was first unveiled at the 1935 Motor Show before entering production in 1937. It w...

Vauxhall introduced the Corsa D in 2006 with a facelift in 2011 which gave it a new front end, newly styled grille, eagle-eye headlamps and a new f...

Boniface Recovery (now Boniface Engineering), a UK-based manufacturer of vehicle recovery equipment, was founded in 1982 by Michael Boniface. The c...

Oxford’s retro Volvo truck represents the Swedish automotive company’s heavy-duty vehicle manufactured between 1965 and 1977.  The forward control ...

Launched in 1974 as a successor to the iconic VW Beetle, the VW Golf has also had the backing of a devoted clientele and is still going strong toda...