This Oxford VW Beetle is decorated in Pearl White with silver and black trim. It includes the racing number S3 and comes with the red, white and blue racing stripes, which run the whole length of the centre of the car. With authentic registration plate, OFP 857, the car is modelled with a left hand drive interior.
The VW Beetle was an economy class car, which the German Volkswagen, manufacturers introduced in 1938. It continued in production until 2003, during which time an incredible 21.5 million were made. Its familiar shape remained the same throughout its life.

Launched in 1981 by Ford UK, the Ford Cargo was a popular haulage option used by many large companies and continued until 1986 under the Ford name until they sold on their European truck operations to an Italian company IVECO, at which point all models carried the dual name.

Dating from 1990 and registered G853 AMJ, our Ford Cargo Box Van with its Ford Iveco branding on the front, represents a vehicle used extensively by the Royal Mail, decorated in its signature bright red with Royal Cypher and Royal Mail lettering/yellow zigzag flash to the sides of the trailer. The rear carries the slogan ‘Please use your Postcode’ – which probably people needed reminding about in those days, before the days of SatNav where postcodes are now essential! This release is a nice addition to your Royal Mail timeline collection featuring this great British institution.

The iconic British made Triumph TR7 from the 1970s and early 1980s joins Oxford’s 1:76 line-up of classic sports cars. Making its debut as the convertible two-seater with hood down, our brand new model is registered GSX 8X sporting a 2.0 litre engine from 1981-82, the last year of production.

The TR7, designed by Harris Mann, was manufactured by the Triumph Motor Company and then British Leyland from late in 1974 to the end of 1981. Nearly 113,000 rolled off the production line and it was initially such a big hit in the United States of America that we in the UK had to wait until May 1976 before we could get our hands on one! It came as a 2-door roadster and 2-door coupe with either a four or five speed manual gearbox or a three speed automatic.

Our detailed replica appears in a very bright lime green with ochre coloured seating and floor. All trim is finished in black, including bumpers, tonneau cover and the Triumph TR7 graphics across the boot. The detailed Triumph badge incorporating their famous laurel wreath logo sits on the front of the bonnet and the finely executed wheel trims are finished in silver

This newly tooled 1:76 scale Mini is up close and very personal as in real life JCY 646N was proudly owned by our very own Taff! The red gold metallic colour scheme with white sporty lettering along the sides and lots of chrome, along with its GT status might say a lot about its owner in his youthful days but who are we to comment! In the meantime, all the detail of the original is here. In contrast to the eye-catching metallic exterior, the interior is a sober brown and the chassis is black. Silver masking extends to door handles, bumpers, lights, window surrounds, wipers and even the boot catch.

This second release on the new Mercedes MP4 Actros certainly has the WOW factor in its distinctive Pollock (Scotrans) livery. The tampo printing elements are worthy of particular praise – so detailed!

The famous independent haulage company from Bathgate, Edinburgh needs no introduction, having been a favourite with modellers and real-life truck enthusiasts for decades. Its familiar pale blue, red, white and gold livery prevails, with a makeover from time to time and our 1:76 scale model of the ultra modern Mercedes MP4 Actros features the highly detailed and equally up to date colour scheme with a vast array of tampo printing elements to achieve the end result. Well worth it, we hope you’ll agree. Registered T20 PSL, even the M 507 number is pinpointed absolutely accurately with the’ M’ towards the front end of the trailer. There’s attention to detail for you!

Oxford Diecast Konecranes Reach Stacker NATO Green – 1:76 Scale

The Konecranes Reach Stacker in the W H Malcolm livery comes with actual working features, just like the real thing. Our model is based on a highly developed and efficient modern vehicle that you would see operating at any seaport handling containers and is designed so that the driver’s cab slides backwards and forwards and the arm extends to hold one of our range of containers.
Decorated in bright yellow, blue and green with grey wheels, the crane section and working features are finished in black. However, the level of printing and masking operations is astounding. The Malcolm Rail logo is printed in white along the length of the crane arm and the Malcolm name is repeated with the website details along the side of the body. To add to the realistic finish, the bodywork is complemented with a wealth of black and silver masking. Finally, the grab section is printed in yellow and black, all ready to take your co

Our up to date Ford Transit Mk5 is a popular vehicle in real life with Parcelforce, which is why we have chosen their signature livery of bright red and white, registered AO56 HNZ, on this long wheelbase high roof version. The graphics include the reverse printed website address across the front the bonnet and the ‘GLS Network Partner’ lettering on the cabin doors.

The modern Ford Transit Mk 5 with a long wheelbase and a high roof, as used as a Post Office delivery van, registered YN56 UCH.

Decorated in the traditional Post Office red, the model features a diagonal green band down the sides and back denoting its role as ‘Delivering Value’. Additional print is in yellow with the additional telephone and website information printed in white on the back doors. It’s another one for Royal Mail/Post Office collectors as well as being one we see every day in real life!

This is a 1:76 (00) scale model of a  Ford County Tractor in blue that comes on a plinth with a clear case lid and Oxford wrap. The model can be removed from the plinth for display purposes.