Oxford Diecast

The Morris J Van was used extensively by British Rail and this latest release in our small commercials series looks great in its signature red.   D...

This glorious  retro colour scheme takes one right back to the days when J Lyons were based in Kensington, West London, from where their famous pro...

The Southdown Motor Services name is a firm favourite with diecast model collectors and we are pleased to present another support van for your Sout...

The Morris J2 van first launched in real life in 1956 by Morris Commercial, features in both Oxford's 1:43 scale and 1:76 scale ranges. Here we see...

1:48 Scale Ford Transit (3.1cm in length), is registered BN62 NFZ, the white bodied Mk 5 is decorated in the bright abstract acid green, blue and r...

The pick-up version of the iconic VW van was introduced in 1959 and served as a small commercial vehicle capable of transporting goods, people, or ...

The Ford Motor Company boasts that every Transit is built for purpose and the smaller Ford Transit Connect is no exception with a large cargo capab...

The new London Routemaster makes its latest debut in the bright Go Ahead London livery on Route EL1, heading for Ilford Station at N scale (1:148 -...

The Ford Transit Short Wheel Base van is modelled with the medium high roof option as a Blood Donor Van, it comes with additional front and rear ro...

Down at the other end of the Austin production line from their prestige cars, came a succession of highly successful commercial vehicles over the y...

Launched in 1947, the K8 was a versatile vehicle used for a wide range of commercial purpose. The factory built ambulance conversion of the K8 was ...

The K8 (3 Way) Van commenced production in 1947 and the van cost £535. It earned the name 3-Way due to the door configuration. To assist loading an...

The Morris Minor 1000 was introduced in 1956 and from this original car all sorts of variations were introduced . These included vans , commercial ...

Padfields Transport based in Rhondda in South Wales boasted 'Any ware to Anywhere' as their slogan. Their removal and storage fleet was liveried in...

There were many companies that carried out conversions to the J2. Some of the more popular were Woodham Brothers, Central Garage (Paralanian), Cots...

First launched in 1968, the second generation T2 was a great improvement on the previous split windscreen version of the 1950s. It was larger and h...

First launched in 1968, the second generation T2 was a great improvement on the previous split windscreen version of the 1950s. It was larger and h...

Brand new Oxford tooling brings enthusiasts the very versatile Volkswagen T25 three-door, rear engined Van, which during its life lent itself to a ...

The first model off this new tool brings the N gauge VW Van which has been modelled previously in 1: 76 scale. The same detail has been faithfully ...

First launched in 1968, the second generation T2 was a great improvement on the previous split windscreen version of the 1950s. It was larger and h...

Our N gauge version of the Bedford Luton Van just had to have a Pickfords livery at some stage and here it is in their trademark dark blue and whit...

The Morris Minor 1000 was introduced in 1956 and from this original car all sorts of variations were introduced . These included vans , commercial ...

The second release on this unusual three wheeler van, is Pickfords, the internationally renowned removal and storage company colour scheme of midni...

Down at the other end of the Austin production line from their prestige cars, came a succession of highly successful commercial vehicles over the y...