Vehicles

The Morris J Van was a popular choice for ice cream vans and our model features a very high level of detail with a great number of print and maskin...

The Ford Transit Mk 3 model comes in the Royal Mail livery in its signature bright red with yellow and white decoration. Registered H42 SWE, the Ro...

The Panda car was a familiar sight through decades of Police vehicles, decorated in its pale blue and white colour scheme. This model is Oxford’s l...

The 1:76 scale Bedford CA, presented in the cream and red colour scheme of the ‘real thing’ with a white masked roof, solid red skirt and red graph...

The Ford Motor Company introduced their fourth generation of the Anglia name, the 105E, in 1959 characterised by its unique backward slanting rear ...

The Leyland Sherpa van was manufactured between 1974 and 1982. It was originally designed to be built on the car production line, which meant it ha...

TWC (“Took”) is a 1972 Invacar Model 70 – the final flowering of the remarkable invalid carriage series of vehicles, produced after the Second Worl...

A 1:76 Livestock Trailer in grey, great addition to any 1:76 railway layout suitable for transporting cattle and sheep. 4.7cm in length - 00 scal...

This motorbike and sidecar comes in Royal Mail colours. This vehicle, registered AXL 938, comprises a black bike with contrasting beige saddlebags ...

The Morris Minor 1000 was introduced in 1956 and from this original car all sorts of variations were introduced . These included vans, commercial v...

This Morris J Van Ice Cream Van in maroon and cream, registered WHP 881 is a real classic. The graphics simply promote Delicious Ice Cream and sens...

The capital’s Whitby Mondial Ice Cream van is promoting its particular speciality Piccadilly Whip and boasts serving the people of London since 196...

Based on the 15 cwt series which was produced between 1959 and 1969. The Bedford CA had a 90 inch wheelbase, quite small by today's standards so th...

Whitby Morrison was founded in 1962 by Bryan Whitby and now has a worldwide customer base in over 60 countries and each van is a unique and bespoke...

Land Rover introduced the new 3rd generation Range Rover in 2002 and it continued in production until 2012. The five-door SUV was planned and devel...

Over 75,000 FX4 taxis were manufactured since its release in 195. Production ran for nearly 40 years. The Austin FX4 became a very familiar sight o...

This latest release on the Ford Transit comes in the bright modern image of the RAC, as registered in 2008. The simple bodywork colour scheme of or...

The Morris Commercial J Van was a 10 cwt (half ton) forward control vehicle which Morris Commercial launched in 1960. Its versatile style and capa...

The Ford Transit Mk 1 was released in 1965 as a light commercial cargo van, production continued until 1978 when the updated MKII appeared. The fac...

We’ve seen the Oxford Mercedes Sprinter in a few other liveries but now it’s over to you! The ubiquitous plain white van which always overtakes you...

This 1:76 scale period Citroen H Catering Van appears with a very appetising feel to it. Depicting a Fish and Chips vending vehicle, it is attracti...

The up to date, fresh red, white and blue Network Rail livery features on several Oxford utility vehicles and is a great addition to a modern 00 ga...

This Ford Transit long wheel base high roof van which in real life is the only one of its kind in the Royal Mail fleet, being an ‘electric’ convers...

Austin was synonymous with taxis since the end of the 1920's, when dealers Mann and Overton sponsored a new Austin cab for London. This LL or Low L...