Oxford Diecast

The Ford Transit connect in the colour scheme as used by the London Underground, registered LS58 XDV. On this model, the London Transport roundel is featured on both side panels, across the lower part of the rear offside door and across the bonnet. The...

Oxfords MGB Roadster, the classic 2-door sports car from the 1960s, makes an appearance in a dark yellow colour scheme with black tonneau and black interior. Manufactured by BMC and then the Austin Morris division of British Leyland until 1980, our model...

Suitable for the following scale(s): OO Scale This TR7 Convertible is registered MFD 732V from 1979-1980 and appears in a striking aquamarine colour scheme with dark blue seats and black interior. Manufactured from 1974 to 1981 by the Triumph Motor...

1:76 Scale OO Scale

The Jaguar XE was designed by Ian Callum and manufactured by Jaguar in the UK, appearing in the spring of 2015. It was reputed to be the most advanced, efficient and refined sports saloon that Jaguar had ever produced. Its attributes include a dynamic,...

The post-war Triumph Mayflower registered NVR 227 and decorated in a metallic dark green with lots of silver trim. Interior seating is moulded in a contrasting beige. Produced by the Standard Motor Company and sold by its subsidiary Triumph between 1949...

A High roof Mk 5 Ford in Royal Mail livery in 1:148 scale. The vehicle is particularly special as it represents Royal Mail's introduction in real life of an 'electric' conversion of the standard Ford Transit TDCi 100T 350. One of the Smith electric...

Suitable for the following scale(s): OO Scale

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...

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...