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Just before the second world war former cabinet minister Edward Shortt KC created the company Night Watch Services Ltd. The company was soon suspen...

We have previously released the VW Camper Van in this colour. Now we see it on the basic VW van without the side windows. It has also appeared in 1...

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...

An innovative modification to the N scale VW Camper introduces an elevated roof with clear panel, indicating it as having reached its final camping...

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...

Oxford Diecast Shepherd Neame Tricycle Van - 1:76 Scale Dimensions and WeightsPacked: 8.6cm x 5.4cm x 4.6cm ( L x W x H )Unpacked: 4.3cm x 1.8cm x ...

The second livery on the Sherpa Minibus is as used by British Rail, registered GBT 945W from 1980-81. Decorated in British Rail's signature yellow ...

The name Wynns usually conjures up a picture of gigantic haulage trucks with equally gargantuan loads, so this 1:76 scale Sherpa Minibus makes a we...

Our Sherpa Van from the 1970s and 1980s makes its fourth appearance bearing the popular Pickfords name. Decorated in bright blue with orange Pickfo...

The versatility of the Sherpa Van is proven once again with a further release, this time as used by the Police, registered PYT 409R dating it betwe...

Our ubiquitous Sherpa Van is now in the hands of the RAF and appears here in an unusual RAF colour scheme of dark green with a block of yellow mask...

A bit of Welsh flavour introduces the Sherpa Van from the 1970s-1980s into our 1:76 scale series of small commercials. And, for its first outing, i...

Our Sherpa Van which dates from the 1970s makes an appearance in mid grey with an unusual red black and white triangular logo of an even more unusu...

This popular version of the VW is synonymous with surfboards and here in Swansea, we've seen plenty of them on their way 'down the Gower' to the su...

The last Anglia, the 105E, appeared in 1959 and when it ceased production in 1967 over 1,000,000 units had been produced. With a top speed of 73.8 ...

The Southdown bus fleet was one of the most popular and easily recognised of its time and in model miniature, it is also a collecting favourite. Th...

This set of 1:76 scale light commercial vans reflects the wide range of the Stobart Group activities, all in a bright array of colour schemes.The s...

The last Anglia, the 105E, appeared in 1959 and when it ceased production in 1967 over 1,000,000 units had been produced. With a top speed of 73.8 ...

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

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 last Anglia, the 105E, appeared in 1959 and when it ceased production in 1967 over 1,000,000 units had been produced. With a top speed of 73.8 ...

The last Anglia, the 105E, appeared in 1959 and when it ceased production in 1967 over 1,000,000 units had been produced. With a top speed of 73.8 ...

Dating from the 1930s, the Tricycle Van was seen on general service duties right into the 1950s. After the recent release of the Gas and Coke Servi...

The Tricycle Van was a light commercial vehicle introduced in the 1930s and put to a wide variety of uses right up until the 1950s. Here we see it ...