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.

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

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.

Here at Oxford, we’ve chosen the resplendent bright green and red colour scheme of William Armstrong (Longtown) Ltd to launch the first release of the new Houghton Parkhouse ‘Professional’ Livestock Transporter, which we hope you agree looks pretty impressive. The animal transporters of this well-established company, founded in 1927, are a familiar sight on UK roads from their base in Cumbria, including this brand new one registered PY65 EZF.

The tractor unit painted bright green on a red chassis has a black interior and black exterior trim, with silver wheels and window surrounds. The company lettering is printed in yellow and red. The detailed four-storey trailer is also green on a red chassis and has the colourful printed company contact details across the rear including their website address and the slogan Quality Assured Livestock

The Dennis Eagle Olympus Refuse Truck is a rear-loading refuse collection vehicle (RRV) that is designed to be efficient and reliable. It is available in a variety of configurations to suit different operational needs.

Key specifications include:

• Compaction ratio: 6:1
• Bin lifting capacity: 500kg
• Payload: 11,000kg
• 5.2L Cummins ISB6.7 turbocharged diesel engine
• Allison 3000 automatic transmission
• Air brakes
• Power steering
• Air suspension
• Comfort cab with air conditioning and heating

DAF 85 in bright red and white with universally recognised Parcelforce graphics. Registered R722 MJU from 1997, the vehicle is decorated in Post Office red with silver roof, black chassis and grey bumpers to the front and rear. The front wheel arches are also grey. The remainder of the exterior trim is also finished in black, the colour chosen for the interior as well.
The Parcelforce Worldwide graphics incorporating the four points of the compass logo are printed on both the sides and rear of the trailer in white and the printing also features on the front of the aerofoil above the cab window, resulting in a most realistic model.

One of your favourite Scottish hauliers Gibbs of Fraserburgh on Oxford’s FH4 GXL tractor unit pulling a refrigerated trailer from their Aberdeenshire base in the North of Scotland.

The instantly recognisable dark blue, red and white cab features the Scottish Saltire on the sides alongside the Thomas Gibb crest. The vehicle is registered SV16 LJJ from 2016. The FH4 GXL would have provided every comfort and technical upgrade for the driver during his journey to and from his destination. The trailer is white with the company’s colourful graphics featuring along the sides and across the back, where the company’s contact details are also included. A tiny detail to the white refrigeration unit at the front of the trailer sees it finished with silver detail round the vents. We’d guess this trailer could be loaded with chilled fish and seafood loaded straight from the North Sea.