Vehicles

oxford 14+ 1:76 scale diecast model suitable for the 00 gauge railway displayed in a clear case

Suitable for the following scale(s): B Scale

A Creatix Construction set with 5 x Volvo construction vehicles. Includes 1 x Volvo Wheeled Loader, 1 x Volvo Excavator, 1 x Volvo Dump Truck, 1 x Volvo Trailer and 1 x Volvo Service Van. Compatible with other models in the Creatix and Volvo Construction...

Dorchester Acv Max (Rommel) North Africa 1941

Rubber wheels Speed up to 8 mph/hr Remote Control Range 30 meters Goes Forward, backward, left, right Safety Information:Warning. Not suitable for Children under 3 years.

Vauxhall Vectra Metropolitan Police

The Humber Hawk Mk IV was introduced in 1950, manufactured by the British company Humber Ltd. It had a top speed of 71 mph and cost £850 including taxes. Now relatively rare, examples can be bought for around £5000.Our fourth release on the Mk IV is...

TONKA TOYS: the new Tonka Steel Classics Fire Rescue Truck! Made with COLD-ROLLED STEEL this big, powerful truck is built to last. Use the removable ladder to save the day - there’s no task you can’t handle! BUILT TO LAST: Designed to last a lifetime,...

Brand new tooling brings the Thompson Refueller into the Oxford 1:76 scale range, adding a very unusual support vehicle for a model airfield diorama right through from the 1930s to the 1990s. Decorated in a bright green, yellow and black BP colour...

Here we see the T1 in a favourite colour scheme of the era – turquoise and white, registered DRR 354B from 1964. Featuring the early split windscreen, giving it the name Splittie amongst fans, external trim is finished in both white and silver, carrying...

TONKA STEEL CLASSICS TOY: Part of the Steel Classics Tonka diecast range, this iconic Toughest Mighty Excavator toy truck is ready to provide hours of imaginative construction fun! Get digging and hauling with the moveable arm and heavy-duty metal bucket...

The Ford Cortina was produced in the UK between 1962 and 1982, across five generations of the marque, three of which - the MkI, MkII and Mk III - have all been tooled up as Oxford miniatures. During the 1970s, the Cortina was the UK's best-selling car...