Oxford Diecast

This item is NOT a toy and is intended for modelling use Scale - 1:76

The Cortina was introduced in 1962 and changed the face of British motoring. It was a risk Ford took and one which paid off. In 1963 the Cortina became the market leader, a trend it kept up for the next two decades. Introduced in 1970, the Mk3 couldn't...

General Montgomery used this Humber Snipe Tourer, familiarly known as ‘Old Faithful’,  to visit his troops in North Africa and Italy during his command of The British Eighth Army in the region. He had a personal chauffeur to drive the 3498 cc...

Suitable for the following scale(s): OO Scale The Triumph TR6 in a superb emerald green model with tan dashboard, door cappings and steering wheel against an otherwise black interior. The gleaming body colour is then set against the silver external...

Part of the Southdown bus fleet, registered 8063CD, our two-tone green and cream model was assigned to the Engineering Department in Edward Street, Brighton. Its advertising slogans on the sides are promoting the company's many activities while the...

The BMW Isetta must be one of the most unusual vehicles used by the RAC throughout the history of the roadside assistance organisation. The Isetta was of Italian origin although it was licensed for manufacture in many countries, including Germany. It was...

This attractive two tone blue version of the Jaguar Mk VIII already features in the Oxford series of 1:43 scale Classic Cars and it makes its third appearance in our diminutive 1:148 scale where the livery, high level of detail and the registration plate...

Visually, the Jaguar Mk VIII and the early Mk IX were no different, except for the addition of a Mk IX badge on the boot lid. It was under the bonnet where the upgrade resulted in a larger, more powerful 3.8 litre engine, power assisted recirculating...

1:76 scale release replicates the signature Royal Mail red livery which is enhanced with a bright green masked upper rear panel above a red and yellow chevron scheme. White graphics depict its zero emission electric vehicle status with its social media...

Land Rover’s second generation Range Rover P38 was introduced in 1994, launched as a luxury 5-door SUV with all wheel drive and either a 4-speed automatic of 5-speed manual gearbox, and with a petrol/diesel alternative as well. Production ceased in 2001...

The Anglia car appeared in 1959 and was a radical new styling for ford.The range was popular from the start and it is not surprising that variations were introduced.

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 welcome support vehicle for the vast Wynns fleet.  Their signature red colour scheme prevails with bold...