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Austin Seven Coca Cola
Van 1:43 scale Oxford
Diecast Diecast Model
This Austin Seven Coca
Cola Van diecast model is
yellow and black and
features working wheels.
It is made by Oxford
Diecast and is 1:43 scale
(approx. 7cm / 2.8in
long). This model also
comes in its own display
case to keep it in
perfect dust free
condition.
Availability: In Stock
£19.99
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This Ford Thames 400E
Pickup (1957) Resin Model
Van is Dark Red. It is
made by Autocult and is
1:43 scale (approx. 11cm
/ 4.3in long).
Availability: In Stock
£81.99
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Wright Urban Eclipse
(Travel West Midlands) in
White (1:76 scale) -
Travel West Midlands
(TWM), part of the
global National Express
Group, operate the UK"s
largest urban bus network
outside of London and are
one of the region"s
biggest employers with a
staff compliment of over
5000, including 3300
drivers. TWM carry nearly
1 million passengers per
day on a modern fleet of
1800 vehicles across over
600 bus routes throughout
the West Midlands. TWM"s
official website is
available through
http://www.travelwm.co.uk
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
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Wright Solar (Wiltshire
and Dorset Dual
Destination) in Blue and
Red (1:76 scale) - The
name Wilts & Dorset was
first seen on the sides
of buses in 1915, when
the company began running
a service between
Salisbury and Amesbury
using McCurd and locally
built Scout motor buses.
Today, Wilts & Dorset
runs buses in Wiltshire,
Dorset and South West
Hampshire; the award
winning ‘more’ brand
was introduced on
selected routes in the
Poole and Bournemouth
area in December 2004.
The ‘more’ branded
Volvo B7 buses, as
illustrated by this
model, are very popular
and the ‘more’ routes
have experienced
passenger growth in
recent years of over 30%.
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
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Wright Solar (Reading
Transport Dual
Destination) in Blue
(1:76 scale) - Reading
Buses, one of only
seventeen remaining
municipally owned bus
companies in the UK, has
a proud history of
providing public
transport for the
population of Reading and
the surrounding area - it
celebrated its Centenary
in 2001. An integral part
of the community, it
makes a vital
contribution to the local
economy, each weekday
over 31, 000 men, women
and children make a
return trip to and from
Reading on their buses
and in a year over 19.7
million passengers will
use its services. The
Company has invested
heavily in recent years
in new low floor vehicles
and the introduction of
the Wrightbus Solars
further demonstates this
commitment to have one of
the most modern fleets in
the country. These
Wrightbus Solar buses are
of an excellent pedigree,
enjoyed by customers,
drivers and engineers
alike and are fitted with
a UK first, Hanover
route branded colour
coded destination
displays. This is a
dual destination/split
run item displaying
either: Destination 1
– Overdown Rd/Dark Ln.
via Oxford Road 37
Destination 2 –
Westwood Glen 37
Availability: In Stock
£22.99
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Wright Solar Fusion (Go
North East Metro) in Blue
and Silver (1:76 scale) -
Go North East provides 72
million passenger
journeys each year and
employs around 2, 100
staff. Go North East is
the region’s leading
public transport operator
and won the prestigious
UK Bus Industry Award for
Marketing in 2008. The
company has also been
accredited ‘Investors
in People’ status for
excellence in developing,
training and
communicating with
employees. The origins
of the company can be
traced back to 1897,
when British Electron
Traction acquired a major
stake in Gateshead and
District, Jarrow and
District, and Tynemouth
Electric Traction
companies from their
respective local
councils. In the mid
1980s during the National
Bus Company
privatisation, Northern
was sold to its
management and reformed
as Go-Ahead Northern
which then became the
founding company of Go
North East.
Availability: In Stock
£34.99
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This VW T3 A Diecast
Model Car is Green and
White and has working
wheels and also comes in
a display case. It is
made by Premium ClassiXXs
and is 1:43 scale
(approx. 10cm / 3.9in
long).
Availability: In Stock
£41.99
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This VW T2 Double Cab
Pickup Diecast Model Van
is Green and White and
features working wheels
and also opening
tailgate. It is made by
Motor Max and is 1:24
scale (approx. 17cm /
6.7in long).
Availability: In Stock
£19.99
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This VW T1 Pickup Diecast
Model Car is Grey and
White and has working
wheels and also comes in
a display case. It is
made by Premium ClassiXXs
and is 1:43 scale
(approx. 10cm / 3.9in
long).
Availability: In Stock
£42.99
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Routemaster RT Double
Deck Bus (London
Transport) in Red (1:50
scale) - AEC did not have
the production capacity
to meet the replacement
requirements of London
Transport, so an
agreement was reached
between AEC, London
Transport and Leyland
that the latter should
supply a proportion of
buses. The major
requirement was that the
chassis must be able to
accept the standard RT
body without serious
alteration. Leyland
offered their standard
PD2 type steering, front
and rear axles and
revised 0600 engine, but
the transmission was to
be supplied by AEC.
Production RTLs began to
appear in December 1948
with bodies by Park Royal
and MCW, numbered from
RTL501 to allow for the
500 RTWs. Stock numbers
ran from RTL501 to
RTL1631. RTL 139,
registration number KGK
803 as delivered in March
1949 with a Park Royal
body and initially worked
from Riverside Garage.
The bus has been fully
restored and can be seen
at Cobham Bus Museum.
Availability: In Stock
£51.99
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This Mercedes Benz
Sprinter (2018) Diecast
Model Van is Storm Grey
and has working wheels
and also opening doors,
rear doors, side door.
It also comes in a
display case. It is made
by Norev and is 1:18
scale (approx. 28cm /
11.0in long).
Availability: In Stock
£109.99
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Mercedes-Benz Actros
Curtainside (Craven
Transport) in Red (1:76
scale) - Craven Transport
has been offering a
quality haulage operation
in Lincolnshire, for the
past 18 years. Now based
at Stickford near Boston,
it has been continually
expanding in recent years
and now has a fleet of 14
new articulated tractor
units with 10 tipping
trailers and 20 curtain
sided trailers. A
family owned company with
2 directors, transport
manager, office manager
and 15 full timed
drivers; it is looked
upon as being a very
friendly, professional
and reliable haulage
operation. Historically
Craven Transport offered
a quality tipping
operation in and around
Lincolnshire with 4
lorries carrying anything
from sugar beet, grain,
stone, coal, sand and
gravel.
Availability: In Stock
£24.99
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Mercedes-Benz Actros
Container (Pulleyn
Transport) in White (1:50
scale) - Pulleyn
Transport was founded in
1976 delivering all types
of cargo, later steadily
specialising in
temperature controlled
services. Today, they
largely distribute
pharmaceutical and
medical products
throughout the UK and
continental Europe,
operating 55 vehicles
from its base in Reading.
Pulleyn’s site has 42,
000 sq ft of frozen and
chilled facilities
storing the majority of
the products it handles
at between 2-8 degrees
Celsius. They also store
and handle hazardous
materials requiring
specialist attention on
this site. In the main,
their fleet is Mercedes
trucks, and they pride
themselves on owning an
immaculate fleet with
‘spick and span’
drivers.
Availability: In Stock
£68.49
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Leyland Lynx (North
London Railways) in White
and Blue (1:76 scale) -
In May 1994, a
requirement arose for a
fleet of buses to cover a
new contract; a service
running between Stratford
and North Woolwich. The
contract was a direct
result of the North
London Railway being
blocked in order for
extensions to the Jubilee
line to be undertaken.
Lynxes and Atlanteans,
hired from Kentish Bus,
were utilised for the
route with 10 Lynxes
being allocated to
Cambridge Heath Garage.
All bore a blue, white
and grey livery.
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£18.99
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This Ford Transit Jumbo
Diecast Model Van is
White and features
working wheels. It is
made by Green Light
Collectibles and is 1:43
scale (approx. 13cm /
5.1in long).
Availability: In Stock
£22.99
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This Ford Model T Queen`s
Diamond Jubilee (Van) 3
Piece Souvenir Set is
Blue and Silver and
features working wheels.
It is made by Corgi and
is approximately 10 cm
(3.9 in) long
Availability: In Stock
£32.99
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Fiat 642 RN2 Bartoletti
Ferrari Racing
Transporter (1957) in Red
(1:18 scale) - The 1950s
and 1960s are known as an
era that witnessed a boom
of race car transporters,
which are being
re-discovered today and
held in a high regard.
The two similar-looking
transporters of the
Scuderia Ferrari and
Maserati might well be
the most famous and
technically most mature
transporters of those
days. They were mounted
on Fiat-bus chassis of
the type 642 RN2. With an
open body work designed
by Bartoletti, the
resultant transporter was
good for hauling three
race cars. At first
sight, those two
transporters, equipped
with a 92 hp diesel
in-line-engine, look
alike except for
paintwork and decals. But
upon a closer look, they
differ in a considerable
number of details. Back
in those days, it took a
transporter to haul race
cars to the race track
from time to time. But
transporters were not
limited to hauling a
precious freight only.
They had quite a few
other functions, too. In
each of the transporters,
a small but complete
inspection bay was set
up. It was also used as
the crew quarters. This
was where the
head-quarters were
located, in addition to
providing a crew space
and a sleeping berth
during the hectic race
weekends. Many crew
members spent the
majority of their time
working in and around
those race car
transporters. It
virtually became a second
home for them. Please
note: This item does NOT
include the race cars
shown in the large
picture.
Availability: In Stock
£639.99
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Fiat 615 N Frigofera Van
Latteria Soresina 1955
1:43 scale Ex Mag Diecast
Model This Fiat 615 N
Frigofera Van (Latteria
Soresina 1955) diecast
model is yellow and red
and features working
wheels. It is made by Ex
Mag and is 1:43 scale
(approx. 12cm / 4.7in
long). This model also
comes in its own display
case to keep it in
perfect dust free
condition.
Availability: In Stock
£24.99
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Fiat 600 Furgone Van
Santa Clara 1962 1:43
scale Ex Mag Diecast
Model This Fiat 600
Furgone Van (Santa Clara
1962) diecast model is
yellow and red and
features working wheels.
It is made by Ex Mag and
is 1:43 scale (approx.
10cm / 3.9in long). This
model also comes in its
own display case to keep
it in perfect dust free
condition.
Availability: In Stock
£19.99
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Citroen Mehari Van
Marchand de Glaces 1:43
scale Ex Mag Diecast
Model This Citroen Mehari
Van (Marchand de Glaces)
diecast model is yellow
and features working
wheels. It is made by Ex
Mag and is 1:43 scale
(approx. 9cm / 3.5in
long). This model also
comes in its own display
case to keep it in
perfect dust free
condition. Comes attached
to display base.
Availability: In Stock
£14.99
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This Citroen H Type
Diecast Model Van is Red
and Cream and has working
wheels and also comes
attached to display base.
It is made by Ex Mag and
is 1:43 scale (approx.
12cm / 4.7in long).
Availability: In Stock
£14.99
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Wright Eclipse Gemini
(London Central Dual
Destination) in Red (1:76
scale) - London Central
is a relatively new bus
company, formed in 1989
in preparation for the
privatisation of London
Buses Limited. Upon
privatisation in autumn
1994, London Central was
purchased by the Go-Ahead
Group, based in
Newcastle, which itself
was formed on the
privatisation of Northern
General Transport Ltd;
previously part of the
National Bus Company.
This purchase was part of
a policy of expansion by
the Go-Ahead Group that
continues today. London
Central operates in
southeast and central
London from four
operating bases:
Bexleyheath, Camberwell,
New Cross and Peckham.
The fleet comprises over
400 double deck buses,
100 single deck vehicles
and 60 artic buses.
Availability: In Stock
£29.35
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Wright Eclipse Gemini (Go
North East Tyne and Wear)
in Pink (1:76 scale) - Go
North East provides 72
million passenger
journeys each year and
employs around 2100
staff. The Company won
the prestigious UK Bus
Industry Award for
Marketing in 2008. They
have also been accredited
‘Investors in People’
status for excellence in
developing, training and
communicating with
employees. The origins
of the company can be
traced back to 1897,
when British Electron
Traction acquired a major
stake in Gateshead &
District, Jarrow &
District, and Tynemouth
Electric Traction
companies from their
respective local
councils. In the mid
1980s the company
reformed as Go-Ahead
Northern which then
became the founding
company of Go-Ahead
Group. This is a dual
destination/split run
item displaying either 21
Bishop Auckland via
Chester le Street or 21
Newcastle via Chester le
Street
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
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This Volvo FMX 6x4 Tipper
Diecast Model Lorry is
Cream and features
working wheels. It is
made by Motorart and is
1:50 scale (approx. 15cm
/ 5.9in long).
Availability: In Stock
£99.99
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Volvo FH Flatbed (R J
Monkhouse Ltd) in Red
(1:50 scale) - R J & I
Monkhouse was established
by the late Reg Monkhouse
on the 1st August 1950
with an AEC Mammoth
Major, registration KAO
365. Steady progression
led to Reg buying the
company’s first
articulated truck in 1963
and from that day on,
they never purchased
another rigid vehicle.
Today the company is
operated by his son Ian
Monkhouse and grandson
Stuart from the depot at
Sandysike, Longtown in
Cumbria. Their vehicles
are all named after
Reg’s father, Joseph
Monkhouse, who was
killed in action in the
Great War. Like many
haulage companies, R J &
I Monkhouse Ltd has also
ventured into warehousing
while there main traffic
carried is peat,
building supplies and
fertilisers.
Availability: In Stock
£72.99
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This Volvo FH Face Lift
Curtainside Trailer
Diecast Model Lorry is
Red and White and
features working wheels.
It is made by Corgi and
is 1:50 scale (approx.
40cm / 15.7in long).
Availability: In Stock
£84.99
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Scania T Feldbinder
Tanker (MC Cement Dublin)
in Orange (1:50 scale) -
AMC Concrete Ltd was
established in 2007 by
its current owner Andrew
McCabe to provide a
unique service to the
Irish construction
sector, supplying ready
mix concrete using
volumetric mixers. Using
this impressive machinery
allows AMC Concrete to
provide concrete to
customers on a pay for
what you use basis. The
Scania T Cab is one of
many vehicles in their
striking liveried fleet
and with the tanker, is
used for drawing cement
from the cement plant to
their own depot in
Newcastle Co. Dublin.
Availability: In Stock
£69.99
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This Scania R124 400
Refuse Truck Plastic
Model Lorry is Green and
White and features
working wheels. It is
made by New-Ray Toys and
is 1:32 scale (approx.
30cm / 11.8in long).
Availability: In Stock
£21.99
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This Scania R124 400 Fire
Engine Plastic Model
Lorry is Red and features
working wheels. It is
made by New-Ray Toys and
is 1:32 scale (approx.
23cm / 9.1in long).
Availability: In Stock
£21.99
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Scania R Series (S and J
Haulage) in Blue and
White (1:76 scale) - S&J
European Haulage Ltd was
founded by Steve and Jane
Haines in 1980,
initially specialising in
express movements on
small vans throughout the
UK and Europe. Today,
they boast a fleet of 35
trucks – from 7.5
tonners to 44 tonne
artics and roadtrains –
and over 30 trailers,
distributing throughout
the UK and Ireland. The
business has moved twice
during its expansion
within Melton town, and
now employs over 60
staff, both coordinating
overnight pallet
deliveries through the
PALLETFORCE network, of
whom S&J became a
shareholder member in
2007, and a dedicated
Irish team who coordinate
full loads to Eire. This
lorry, a Scania R Series
coupled with a 13.6 metre
curtainsider is one of
four S&J’s vehicles
advertising “The
Sunrise Express to the
Emerald Isle” motto,
providing overnight
service to Northern
Ireland and Eire. An
average of over 40
trailers depart S&J for
Ireland completing
groupage and full loads,
each week.
Availability: In Stock
£24.99
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This Scania R Rear Tag
Moving Floor Trailer
(Williams Transport)
Diecast Model Lorry is
Cream and features
working wheels. It is
made by Corgi and is 1:50
scale (approx. 40cm /
15.7in long).
Availability: In Stock
£84.99
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Skytrak 8042 Telehandler
in Orange (1:32 scale) -
This incomparable replica
of the SkyTrak Model 8042
telehandler features
stunning details and
realistic functionality
with approximately 67
moving parts and 8
moulds. The accurate
scale and superior
workmanship makes this
model an absolute >must
have> for every
collector.
Availability: In Stock
£40.11
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Scania R Livestock
Transporter (Dermot
Conroy Haulage) in White
and Blue (1:50 scale) -
Dermot Conroy Livestock
Haulage has been in
business for over a
decade and it has grown
steadily over that time
and now has a fleet of
modern Scania Tractor
units and Livestock
Export Trailers. From
their base in Moy, Co.
Tyrone, they specialise
in Livestock haulage
covering Ireland, the UK
and Europe. Through their
approach to animal care
and wellbeing, DC
Livestock Haulage has
built up and established
a strong relationship
with independent farmers,
abattoirs and large
livestock exporters.
Houghton Parkhouse was
founded in 1956 by John
and Bertha Houghton and
are leading European
award winning designers
and manufacturers of
livestock transporters
including ‘The
Professional’ modelled
here.
Availability: In Stock
£79.99
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This Scania R Highline
Feldbinder Tanker Diecast
Model Lorry is Red and
White and features
working wheels. It is
made by Corgi and is 1:50
scale (approx. 30cm /
11.8in long).
Availability: In Stock
£99.99
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Scania R Fridge Trailer
(Richard King) in Blue
(1:50 scale) - Richard
King Haulage was formed
on 12th December 1989 and
became a limited company
in 2002. From their base
in Chorley, Lancashire
the company is engaged in
a variety of work which
consists of 50% container
transport, 45% chilled
horticulture deliveries
and 5% traction only.
The first wagon
purchased was a 1989
Scania 143 which the
company still own albeit
is a non – runner.
Richard King Haulage only
purchase brand new cabs
and their current fleet
consists of 7 Scanias and
2 DAFs with the oldest
running truck being a
2004 4-series 470 Scania.
To suit their diverse
range of contracts the
company has a mixture of
trailers including
fridges and skeletals.
The company has two
operating centres, one
near Southport and one in
Trafford Park,
Manchester. Hauliers of
Renown is the flagship of
Corgi’s road transport
range of die-cast models
- amazingly detailed,
each model is a tabletop
replica of a truck from
the UK"s most famous
haulage fleets. Every
model, is recreated in
superb 1:50 scale and
includes a numbered,
Limited Edition
"Tachograph" Certificate
and customised
presentation packaging.
The range includes both
modern and classic cabs
and trailers from some of
the best known British
hauliers.
Availability: In Stock
£72.99
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Scania R Fridge Trailer
(Hayton Coulthard Freight
Forwarding) in Red (1:50
scale) - Named after his
eldest son, Peter
Coulthard founded
‘Hayton Coulthard’ in
1916. Ironically Hayton
was not interested in
haulage and went into
farming. Peter’s first
vehicle was a motorbike
and sidecar delivering
newspapers around
Galloway before buying
his first lorry to
collect milk cans for a
local dairy. During the
Second World War, a
percentage of lorries
were commandeered from
haulage firms for the war
effort and to safeguard
the future of the
company, second son
Jimmy, who had now taken
control of the business,
set up Dunmhor
Transport. Jimmy died in
1959 and his son Duncan
left school aged 14 to
help his mother run the
business, taking over
complete control in 1967
and went on to oversee
the company thrive in the
70s and 80s. Duncan Snr
retired in 2000 with
Duncan Jnr, the 4th
generation Coulthard to
take the helm, becoming
Managing Director. Hayton
Coulthard Freight
Forwarding Ltd operate a
modern fleet pulling 120
trailers including the
temperature controlled
trailer modelled here.
Availability: In Stock
£72.99
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Scania R Fridge Trailer
(Eddie Stobart Ltd) in
Green and White (1:50
scale) - In the 1970s
Eddie Stobart built its
high profile brand on the
courtesy of its drivers,
the quality of its fleet
and exceptional service.
These benchmark standards
remain important, but
the Company also
understands the customer
service, employment
practices and
environmental challenges
that face modern business
today. Over the last
few years the Group has
evolved beyond its
position as an
independent road
transport and logistics
business to a leading UK
provider of multimodal
transport and logistics
solutions. Today Stobart
Group delivers outsourced
transport and logistics
solutions for a wide
variety of manufacturing,
retail and public-sector
customers across the
industrial, consumer,
food and defence sectors;
working in partnership to
transform their supply
chain structures and
optimise their
efficiency. Today it
employs over 5, 300
people and operates more
than 1, 850 trucks, 3,
000 trailers and 6
million square feet of
warehousing in the UK and
Europe.
Availability: In Stock
£72.99
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Routemaster Bus in Green
(1:36 scale) - Features
Detailed Interior,
Operating Bell, Front
Wheel Steering,
Clockwork drive mechanism
with key winder and is
strictly limited edition.
Made from Tinplate and
produced in Europe. Comes
in retro-design box.
Availability: In Stock
£74.99
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Plaxton Paragon (Wallace
Arnold) in Yellow (1:76
scale) - Wallace Arnold
and Shearings were both
established in the early
part of the 20th century
and, through expansion
and acquisition, have
become nationally
recognised for providing
quality coach holidays.
In March 2005, the two
companies merged and
before any decision was
made to build a common
brand, both companies
were given decals as an
exchange to aid the full
integration of the two
operators under one
banner. Wallace Arnold
coaches were given fleet
numbers for the first
time after this historic
merger. This vehicle
(fleet no 575) has now
been transferred to the
subsidiary, National
Holidays fleet, and
renumbered 928.
Availability: In Stock
£28.99
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Plaxton Panther (Ulster
Bus Translink Belfast) in
White (1:76 scale) - The
integration of Citybus,
Northern Ireland Railways
and Ulster Bus began in
January 1995 when the
government announced
comprehensive changes to
the provision of public
transport. Among the many
measures to be introduced
was the new policy of
co-ordination between the
bus companies, Citybus
(now Metro) and Ulster
Bus, and the railway
company, NI Railways.
One aim was to improve
services for the public
by offering co-ordinated
timetables. The
organisation is now one
of Northern Ireland’s
largest employers with
approximately 4, 000
employees. Over 80
million passenger
journeys are made on
Translink services each
year. Ulster Bus
currently has 20 main
passenger facilities
across Northern Ireland
employing 1, 250 drivers
and operating
approximately 1, 100
buses.
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
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This Peugeot 203 Van
Diecast Model Van is
Cream and features
working wheels. It is
made by Ex Mag and is
1:43 scale (approx. 9cm /
3.5in long).
Availability: In Stock
£22.99
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Mercedes-Benz Actros with
Nooteboom Trailer and
Volvo EC210 (J B
Rawcliffe) in Green (1:50
scale) - John Baron
Rawcliffe started the
family business from
animal feed transport
operating out of
Mawdesley in Lancashire
over 40 years ago. With
the help of his sons they
developed the company
into a specialised
transport operation
covering general cargo,
abnormal load logistics,
machinery removal &
installation and storage.
The company relocated to
a purpose built facility
in Skelmersdale in 2004
out of which it operates
a modern fleet of twenty
varying tractor units,
over sixty trailers
ranging in size and
capability and thirty
eight lines of modular
axles. The tractor unit
MX55 EWT is a Mercedes
Benz 6x4 Actros 3354S
with Megaspace Cab and
coupled to the Nooteboom
low loader 21 NL.
Availability: In Stock
£99.99
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Mercedes-Benz Actros
Fridge Trailer (The Real
McKay) in Blue and White
(1:50 scale) - The Real
McKay Ltd is a family run
company based in Buckie
on the Moray Firth coast
of Scotland. The company
operates a fleet of
thirteen trucks and
twenty two trailers,
consisting of mainly
Volvo and Mercedes-Benz
articulated tractor units
and Gray & Adams
temperature controlled
trailers. The Real
McKay transport chilled,
frozen and ambient goods
throughout the UK and to
the continent. The
company specialise in the
movement of seafood
direct from fishing
vessels to fish markets
and fish processing
factories.
Availability: In Stock
£64.99
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Crossley DD42 (Glasgow
Corporation - Dual
Destination) in Green and
Orange (1:76 scale) -
Glasgow Corporation
Crossley C1 was a
historic vehicle for the
Transport Department. It
introduced the new
‘3-box’ destination
arrangements, the new
numbering system based on
chassis-type codes and
the short-lived
‘green-roof’ livery.
It was also fitted with
the Brockhouse
turbo-transmitter,
giving clutchless gear
changes; useful for
training Glasgow
tram-drivers to adapt to
buses. C1 was taken to
Larkfield depot, for
training initially, and
converted to a
conventional clutch and
gearbox in 1950. It
gained a cream roof
repaint and was well
known for its regular use
on the 31 service from St
Enoch’s Square to
Carmunnock via Gorbals.
It was sold in 1958 to
Dodds of Troon (AA Motor
Services) and worked
along the Ayrshire coast
for another 5 years. Dual
destination / split run.
Availability: In Stock
£28.99
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Crossley DD42 Dipped
Window (Sunderland
Corporation) in Red (1:76
scale) - The Borough (now
City) of Sunderland
commenced municipal
operation of tramways in
1900 but only added its
motor buses to the system
from May 1929. After
World War II buses were
in short supply and the
Corporation Transport
Department turned to
Crossley Motors
introducing six with
Crossley’s distinctive
‘Manchester’ style of
coachwork in 1947; of
which No. 13, GR9007 is
depicted; and six with
‘Liverpool’ style
bodies in 1949. Crossley
diesel engines were
eventually replaced by
Garner 5LW engines from
the pre-war Daimler
buses. No. 13 was
withdrawn in 1962 and
converted into a mobile
polling both for ten
years. It has been saved
by a Crossley enthusiast
and magnificently
restored to its original
1947 condition by Messrs
Jackson & Melia in
Colchester.
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
Available
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Citroen T46 Gendarmarie
Lorry 1962 1:43 scale
Norev Diecast Model This
Citroen T46 Gendarmarie
Lorry (1962) diecast
model is dark blue. It is
made by Norev and is 1:43
scale (approx. 13cm /
5.1in long).
Availability: In Stock
£75.99
Available
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Chevrolet Series D Pickup
Lorry Suburban Propane
1923 1:32 scale New-Ray
Toys Diecast Model This
Chevrolet Series D Pickup
Lorry (Suburban Propane
1923) diecast model is
grey and features working
wheels and opening bonnet
with engine. It is made
by New-Ray Toys and is
1:32 scale.
Availability: In Stock
£21.99
Available
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Autobianchi Bianchina
Furgoncino Van Cartiere
Paolo Pigna 1968 1:43
scale Ex Mag Diecast
Model This Autobianchi
Bianchina Furgoncino Van
(Cartiere Paolo Pigna
1968) diecast model is
beige and features
working wheels. It is
made by Ex Mag and is
1:43 scale (approx. 8cm /
3.1in long). This model
also comes in its own
display case to keep it
in perfect dust free
condition.
Availability: In Stock
£19.99
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MAN TGA Feldbinder (John
Mitchell Grangemouth) in
Red and Silver (1:50
scale) - John Mitchell
started the business in
1956 with one vehicle
operating from
Grangemouth in central
Scotland. The business
expanded over the years
and in 1973, moved to a
purpose built, 3 acre,
haulage depot with new
offices, workshop and
storage facilities at
Earls Road in
Grangemouth. Continued
growth saw the
acquisition of an
additional site in
Grangemouth in 1990; this
is the Thornbridge Depot
– a 26-acre site with
150, 000 sq ft of covered
warehousing and storage
capacity for over one
thousand freight
containers. The haulage
fleet also expanded over
the years and now stands
at around 100 vehicles.
The haulage operation
is still based at Earls
Road and a further seven
acres of adjacent land
was purchased recently
for container storage.
The Company is still
family owned and managed
by Iain Mitchell –
Managing Director, and
his sister Catherine Weir
– Company Secretary.
Availability: In Stock
£54.99
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This MAN F2000 Vacuum
Tanker Plastic Model
Lorry is Orange and
features working wheels.
It is made by New-Ray
Toys and is 1:43 scale
(approx. 17cm / 6.7in
long).
Availability: In Stock
£14.99
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This MAN F2000
Transporter with 3 Cars
Plastic Model Lorry is
Yellow and features
working wheels. It is
made by New-Ray Toys and
is 1:43 scale (approx.
39cm / 15.4in long).
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
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This MAN F2000 Refuse
Truck Plastic Model Lorry
is Green and White and
features working wheels
and also opening refuse
hatch. It is made by
New-Ray Toys and is 1:43
scale (approx. 20cm /
7.9in long).
Availability: In Stock
£12.99
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This Kenworth T2000
Hauler Diecast Model
Lorry from The Walking
Dead is White and
features working wheels.
It is made by Green Light
Collectibles and is 1:64
scale (approx. 36cm /
14.2in long).
Availability: In Stock
£32.99
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Daimler CW Utility
(Birmingham Route 22
Bolton Road) in Blue and
Cream (1:76 scale) -
Birmingham City Transport
was created out of
Birmingham Corporation
Tramways to reflect the
mixture of vehicles
operating in Birmingham
in the 1930s. In 1933 the
corporation acquired an
experimental Daimler
diesel engine bus, which
proved so successful that
130 were ordered by 1935.
Daimler CWA6 1389 (FOP
389) had a 56 seat Park
Royal Utility body new in
1944 and was included,
along with all other
types in Birmingham’s
strict fleet sequential
numbering scheme. This
had started in 1913 with
1, OA 1601, A 40HP
Daimler with an LGOC open
top body. Between 1947
and 1954, Birmingham
City Transport purchased
1, 748 new buses to
replace its entire fleet
of trams, trolleybuses
and all except 40 of its
pre-war bus fleet. The
company survived until
1969 when it became
incorporated in the West
Midlands Passenger
Transport Executive and
is currently owned by
National Express. This
is a dual
destination/split run
item. OM43915A features
the destination Bolton
Road and OM43915B
features the destination
City (Suffolk Street).
Every model in The
Original Omnibus Company
is recreated in 1:76
scale and includes a
numbered, Limited
Edition certificate. The
range includes both
modern and classic buses
and coaches from some of
the best known British
manufactures and
operators.
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
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Thwaites Dumper 9 Tonne
Front Tip in Yellow (1:50
scale) - Thwaites was
founded by Basil
Thwaites, from the
famous Yorkshire brewing
family, in 1937 as an
Agricultural Engineering
company. Thwaites have
been at the fore-front in
dumper design ever since.
The company have built a
wide range of machinery
for a multitude of jobs
including milking and
have developed trailers
and forage harvesters for
many years. This 9 tonne
earthmover is fitted with
a Perkins 100 bhp
turbo-diesel,
‘green’ engine with
torque converter.
Complete with flotation
tyres and folding roll
bar as standard,
Thwaites’ Kinglink
chassis for superior
stability and traction
are for ‘When the going
gets tough’.
Availability: In Stock
£36.99
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Plaxton Panther (CIE
Tours International -
Logans) in White (1:76
scale) - Founded by Joe
Logan in 1969, Logan’s
Executive Travel has
earned a reputation many
strive to attain. The
early years saw shrewd
second-hand coach
purchases, always
striving to lower the
vehicle age as well as
raising the standard.
Since 1996, they have
bought new Plaxton
coaches every year, a
feat few companies can
match. The arrival of
the Plaxton Elite saw a
landmark order of 10
tri-axle Volvo B12Bs. The
relationship between
Plaxton, Volvo and
Logan’s continues to
strengthen.
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
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Pierce Snorkel Patriotic
Fire Engine (1:32 scale)
- Preserve the memory and
perpetuate the spirit of
America’s heroes.
Showcase this die-cast
tribute to our brave
firefighters. Its working
features include a
platform that rotates 360
degrees, a main ladder
that extends a full 20>
(50.8 cm) and hydraulic
arms that swing down and
out. Limited edition of
3500 pieces.
Availability: In Stock
£149.99
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This Piaggio Ape Cross 50
Pickup Diecast Model Car
is White and features
working wheels. It is
made by New-Ray Toys and
is 1:18 scale (approx.
15cm / 5.9in long).
Availability: In Stock
£26.99
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MAN TGX Fridge Trailer
(McBurney Transport) in
Yellow (1:50 scale) - The
McBurney Transport group
is a family owned
business with over 40
years experience in the
transport industry.
Established by Norman
McBurney in 1965, the
company has become one of
Ireland’s largest
independent haulage
companies providing a
wide range of tailored
logistics services
throughout Ireland, UK
and Europe. As part of
the group’s growth
strategy, McBurney have
acquired a number of
chilled storage and
distribution companies
including Pleroma
Distribution Ltd in
Liverpool. This
investment in premises
and fleet has cemented
McBurney’s place as a
market leader in the
transport industry on
both sides of the Irish
Sea.
Availability: In Stock
£72.99
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MAN TGX Curtainside
(McBurney Transport) in
Red (1:50 scale) - D.J.B.
Haulage Ltd was
established in 1992 and
has steadily grown to be
a leading distributor of
handling equipment within
the supermarket industry,
throughout the British
Isles and into Europe.
In 2006, with an
expanding list of
customers, D.J.B. joined
the haulage industry
members network
“PalletFORCE” to
provide a distribution
service for the movement
of up to twenty pallets
at a time. From their
base in Radstock, D.J.B.
Haulage operate a diverse
fleet from 1200kg vans up
to 44, 000kg articulated
vehicles all to a high
specification including
this striking MAN
curtainsider. The
majority of their
trailers have tail lifts
to provide a trailer to
the floor service.
Availability: In Stock
£72.99
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MAN TGX Curtainside
(James CC Ferguson) in
Grey and Blue (1:50
scale) - James Campbell
Cumming Ferguson trading
as James C. C. Ferguson
is a well known family
run business. Formed in
1971 with one lorry, a
six wheel Albion Reiver,
it has now been built up
to an attractive fleet of
seven vehicles. James,
along with his son John,
operates an immaculate
fleet including this MAN
TGX from their base in
Milton of Campsie near
Glasgow. The company
started hauling for the
building industry
delivering concrete slabs
before moving into the
agricultural industry,
delivering animal feed
all over the UK.
Nowadays James C. C.
Ferguson is totally
dedicated to the whisky
industry which they have
served for the last 25
years. They are well
equipped to transport
whisky in road tankers
and various trailers
including this superb
curtain trailer. So if
you are out and about
watch out for the tartan
trucks! Hauliers of
Renown is the flagship of
Corgi’s road transport
range of die-cast models
- amazingly detailed,
each model is a tabletop
replica of a truck from
the UK"s most famous
haulage fleets. Every
model, is recreated in
superb 1:50 scale and
includes a numbered,
Limited Edition
"Tachograph" Certificate
and customised
presentation packaging.
The range includes both
modern and classic cabs
and trailers from some of
the best known British
hauliers.
Availability: In Stock
£72.99
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This Iveco Stralis 540
Tractor Unit Plastic
Model Lorry is Red and
features working wheels.
It is made by New-Ray
Toys and is 1:32 scale.
Availability: In Stock
£19.99
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This International HX620
Tridem Tractor Unit
Diecast Model Lorry is
Red and features working
wheels. It is made by
Diecast Masters and is
1:50 scale (approx. 20cm
/ 7.9in long).
Availability: In Stock
£59.99
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This International HX620
Tridem Tractor Unit
Diecast Model Lorry is
White and features
working wheels. It is
made by Diecast Masters
and is 1:50 scale
(approx. 20cm / 7.9in
long).
Availability: In Stock
£59.99
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This FSO Zuk A07 Van
Diecast Model Van is
Yellow and features
working wheels. It is
made by MF Models and is
1:43 scale (approx. 11cm
/ 4.3in long).
Availability: In Stock
£16.99
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Foden Steam Wagon 1922
(Whitbread and Co) in
Brown (1:50 scale) -
Edwin Foden Sons & Co Ltd
was formed in 1887 and
development work
commenced on Foden"s idea
of a superior steam
wagon. By 1901 a design
had been produced which
was to set the standard
for steam wagons for the
next twenty-five years.
The company developed
successive ranges of
highly successful steam
wagons. They, and
arch-rival Sentinel,
practically monopolised
the market. The Foden
"C" Type was the final
design of the overtype
(engine above boiler)
Steam Wagon developed
from earlier models. This
wagon was introduced in
the 1920s and had a
double crank compound
engine which developed 23
bhp at 450 rpm. It was
fitted with spur gearing
giving speeds up to 16
mph, but special gearing
could be ordered which
would enable the wagon to
achieve 26 mph, double
the permitted speed limit
for such wagons. Edwin
Foden died on 31st August
1911, being succeeded by
his sons William and E.R.
(who later founded ERF).
By the late 1920s it was
becoming obvious that
however excellent the
product, steam was
giving way to the
internal combustion
engine, and so a new era
of Foden wagons started
leaving steam behind.
Availability: In Stock
£39.99
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Elva Van Race Support
(Damaged Item) 1947 1:43
scale Spark Resin Model
DAMAGE: Detached parts:
right rear mudguard,
right rear brake light
and indicator, right
door handle, driver side
window This Elva Van
Race Support (Damaged
Item) (1947) resin model
is red. It is made by
Spark and is 1:43 scale
(approx. 11cm / 4.3in
long). This model also
comes in its own display
case to keep it in
perfect dust free
condition.
Availability: In Stock
£75.99
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AEC Regent RT852 JXN230
(1947) in Red (1:24
scale) - RT852 was the
first example of the new
RT3/1 body (with no
roofboxes at all) and had
been presented to the
public at the Commercial
Motor Exhibition at
Earl"s Court in 1948.
In July 1948, the
first delivery of RT3/1s
was made to Dalston when
they received a batch of
6. In October, to
replace their ST"s on
Routes 81, 116 and 117,
Hounslow became the third
garage to receive them
when a batch of 16 was
delivered, including
RT852. Despite its brand
new 3-bay layout to the
front blind box,
restricted blinds had to
be used because none of
the new format were
available, when RT852
first entered service on
Route 117.
Availability: In Stock
£199.99
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This GM Futurliner (1941)
Resin Model Van is Red
and White. It is made by
Neo and is 1:43 scale
(approx. 20cm / 7.9in
long).
Availability: In Stock
£148.99
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Bedford OB Coach
(Southdown Motor Services
1949) in Green (1:24
scale) - The Bedford OB
was designed specifically
for public transport,
and was used by many
large operators, as well
as hundreds of the
smaller operators during
the 50"s and 60"s.
Introduced in 1939, only
73 chassis were
manufactured before
production was stopped
following the outbreak of
World War II. Production
resumed in October of
1945. The rear axle
combined with the
mounting of the engine,
permitted a sunken
central gangway for
easier passenger access.
In 1947 there were slight
alterations made, the
destination and fleet
name boxes were modified
to a more rounded
edge. This beautiful
model come with
certificate of
authenticity and the
following features: -
opening bonnet with
detailed engine - sliding
roof and entrance door -
operating trafficators -
opening emergency door
with First Aid kit -
individually decorated
seats, 27 or 29
configuration - overhead
luggage racks - detailed
dashboard and
instruments - posable
front wheels - detailed
chassis - clock and
mirrors at front of
passenger compartment -
window winders
Availability: In Stock
£99.99
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Bedford OB Coach
(Bridlington Coaches) in
Cream and Blue (1:24
scale) - Introduced in
August 1939, the Bedford
OB chassis was designed
specifically for public
transport. The off-set
differential on the rear
axle combined with the
mounting of the engine
and the gearbox at a
slight angle permitted a
sunken, central gangway
for easier passenger
access. However two
months later, following
the outbreak of World War
II, production was
stopped after only 73
chassis had been
manufactured. In January
1942, production of a
more utilitarian version
known as the OWB
recommenced. In October
1945, production of the
OB resumed and the
Bedford OB chassis went
on to play a major role
in the re-equipping of
many transport fleets as
demand rose sharply. Over
40 different
coach-builders used the
chassis, but by far the
biggest was the
Hendon-based firm of
Duple, whose Vista body
was to become synonymous
with the OB coach. The
Vista body underwent many
changes during its life.
Unlike the original
pre-war and the first 46
post-war Duple Vistas,
which had an entrance
door that slid behind the
main side body panel,
the door on the following
models slid open into an
external recess. During
1947 the destination and
fleet-name boxes were
modified, a rounded
outer edge replacing the
earlier angular one. In
1948, due to material
shortages, the
characteristic side
“flash” was omitted
and replaced by a single
aluminium bead about 3
inches below the
waistline, and the
operator"s name plate box
was removed from the
rear. The original
4-spoked steering wheel
was replaced by a
3-spoked version. In
1949, the side flash and
the operator"s plate
returned. Later that
year, the luggage door
locks, which had been
operated by a T-key,
were replaced by a single
locking handle and the
rear direction indicator
lights were changed. The
large chromed bumper
over-riders were removed,
a deeper rear
bumper/body trim was
added which incorporated
the wording Bedford-Duple
and a Duple motif was
added to both sides of
the 1950. As an option
for sight-seeing
services, quarter-lights
in the roof were offered
which necessitated
different, tubular
luggage racks. All Sun
Star models of the
Bedford OB will be
limited editions with
numbered certificates and
will feature: - Opening
bonnet with detailed
engine - Sliding roof
and entrance door -
Operating trafficators -
Opening emergency door
with First Aid kit -
Individually decorated
seats, 27 or 29
configuration - Overhead
luggage racks - Detailed
dashboard and instruments
- Posable front wheels
- Detailed chassis -
Clock and mirrors at
front of passenger
compartment - Window
winders - Ashtrays in
the seat backs
Availability: In Stock
£119.99
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Bedford OB Coach (Bowles
Coaches) in Cream and
Blue (1:24 scale) -
Introduced in August
1939, the Bedford OB
chassis was designed
specifically for public
transport. The off-set
differential on the rear
axle combined with the
mounting of the engine
and the gearbox at a
slight angle permitted a
sunken, central gangway
for easier passenger
access. However two
months later, following
the outbreak of World War
II, production was
stopped after only 73
chassis had been
manufactured. In January
1942, production of a
more utilitarian version
known as the OWB
recommenced. In October
1945, production of the
OB resumed and the
Bedford OB chassis went
on to play a major role
in the re-equipping of
many transport fleets as
demand rose sharply. Over
40 different
coach-builders used the
chassis, but by far the
biggest was the
Hendon-based firm of
Duple, whose Vista body
was to become synonymous
with the OB coach. The
Vista body underwent many
changes during its life.
Unlike the original
pre-war and the first 46
post-war Duple Vistas,
which had an entrance
door that slid behind the
main side body panel,
the door on the following
models slid open into an
external recess. During
1947 the destination and
fleet-name boxes were
modified, a rounded
outer edge replacing the
earlier angular one. In
1948, due to material
shortages, the
characteristic side
“flash” was omitted
and replaced by a single
aluminium bead about 3
inches below the
waistline, and the
operator"s name plate box
was removed from the
rear. The original
4-spoked steering wheel
was replaced by a
3-spoked version. In
1949, the side flash and
the operator"s plate
returned. Later that
year, the luggage door
locks, which had been
operated by a T-key,
were replaced by a single
locking handle and the
rear direction indicator
lights were changed. The
large chromed bumper
over-riders were removed,
a deeper rear
bumper/body trim was
added which incorporated
the wording Bedford-Duple
and a Duple motif was
added to both sides of
the 1950. As an option
for sight-seeing
services, quarter-lights
in the roof were offered
which necessitated
different, tubular
luggage racks. All Sun
Star models of the
Bedford OB will be
limited editions with
numbered certificates and
will feature: - Opening
bonnet with detailed
engine - Sliding roof
and entrance door -
Operating trafficators -
Opening emergency door
with First Aid kit -
Individually decorated
seats, 27 or 29
configuration - Overhead
luggage racks - Detailed
dashboard and instruments
- Posable front wheels
- Detailed chassis -
Clock and mirrors at
front of passenger
compartment - Window
winders - Ashtrays in
the seat backs
Availability: In Stock
£129.99
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AEC Regent RT1045 JXN73
(1948) in Green (1:24
scale) - Traditionally,
AEC was London
Transport"s major
supplier of buses but,
at the end of the war,
it became apparent that
they had insufficient
capacity to meet the
future demand.So, in the
summer of 1946, Leyland
Motors Ltd was approached
to supply 1, 500 of its
new standard 9.8 litre
engine, 1, 000 for RT"s
which would now be called
RTL"s and the remaining
500 for RTW"s, the
wider-bodied version.
Availability: In Stock
£199.99
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AEC Regent II (Manfield
District - Pleasley
Colliery) in Green (1:76
scale) - In 1932
Mansfield District
Traction Co Ltd replaced
its fleet of trams with
34 AEC Regent IIs. A
total of 56 were
delivered before the
war. A further 40 post
war vehicles were fitted
with 7.7 diesel engines,
crash gearboxes, and
carried Weymann H30/26R
bodies. Number 126
modelled here was one of
the last batch of 15
delivered in 1947.
During the years of
service the side
destination box was
panelled over, and
successive repaints
produced changes in
livery style. It was
one of the last Regent
IIs to remain in service
before being withdrawn in
1966. The bus was
selected for preservation
and now resides in the
Midland Road Transport
Gallery at the Midland
Railway – Butterly.
(http://www.midlandrailwaycentre.co.uk)
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
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AEC Regent II (Liverpool
Corporation) in Green
(1:76 scale) - Liverpool
Corporation received 100
AEC Regents between 1948
and 1947. These buses
were generally similar to
Liverpool’s pre-war
Regents, hosting AEC 7.7
litre engines and crash
gearboxes. The Weymann
bodies were supplied as
basic frames with the
bodywork being completed
by the Corporation’s
own staff at its Edge
Lane Works. A233 was
delivered to
Liverpool’s Carriage
Road Garage in November
1946 and was renumbered
to A433 in January 1957
to make way for new
Regent V’s. It was
withdrawn from service in
January 1965, whereupon
it was converted for use
as a mobile workshop
before being elected for
preservation in 1972. Now
part of the Merseyside
Transport Trust
Collection
(http://www.mttrust.co.uk),
restoration continues
and hopes to be completed
soon.
Availability: In Stock
£28.99
Archived Product
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Dennis Dart SLF Pointer 1
(Trent Barton The
Villager) in Yellow (1:76
scale) - Of the 54
Plaxton-bodied Dennis
Darts in the Trent Barton
fleet, 6 are branded in
>villager> livery to work
on the V1, V2 and V3
routes between Derby and
Burton upon Trent. They
are based at the
Company’s Meadow Road
depot in Derby. The
brand took its name from
the villages served along
the way, such as
Findern, Willington,
Repton, Etwall, Hilton,
Tutbury and Stretton. It
is very popular within
these local communities
who dubbed it ‘the
sheep bus’ after its
original livery. The
unofficial soubriquet
stuck so well that Trent
Barton insisted on
retaining the sheep
imagery as a touch of
humour when the new brand
identity was commissioned
from Ray Stenning this
year. There are even
sheep transfers on the
ticket machines! The
>villager> Darts have
been given a major
makeover inside and out
– including a change of
interior seating layout
to give more generous
‘2 + 1’ seating in
the front section,
rather than four seats
across the bus. This is
a dual destination/split
run item displaying
either V3 Burton via
Willington or Repton V1
Derby via Tutbury,
Etwall
Availability: In Stock
£22.99
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Chevrolet C-30 Dually
Wrecker Gulf Oil Welding
Tire Collision 1969 1:64
scale Green Light
Collectibles Diecast
Model This Chevrolet C-30
Dually Wrecker (Gulf Oil
Welding Tire Collision
1969) diecast model is
blue/orange and features
working wheels. It is
made by Green Light
Collectibles and is 1:64
scale (approx. 8cm /
3.1in long).
Availability: In Stock
£14.99
Archived Product
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Bedford OB Coach Diecast
Model Bus by Sun Star
5009 Introduced in August
1939, the Bedford OB
chassis was designed
specifically for public
transport. The off-set
differential on the rear
axle combined with the
mounting of the engine
and the gearbox at a
slight angle permitted a
sunken, central gangway
for easier passenger
access. However two
months later, following
the outbreak of World War
II, production was
stopped after only 73
chassis had been
manufactured. In January
1942, production of a
more utilitarian version
known as the OWB
recommenced. In October
1945, production of the
OB resumed and the
Bedford OB chassis went
on to play a major role
in the re-equipping of
many transport fleets as
demand rose sharply. Over
40 different
coach-builders used the
chassis, but by far the
biggest was the
Hendon-based firm of
Duple, whose Vista body
was to become synonymous
with the OB coach. The
Vista body underwent many
changes during its life.
Unlike the original
pre-war and the first 46
post-war Duple Vistas,
which had an entrance
door that slid behind the
main side body panel,
the door on the following
models slid open into an
external recess. During
1947 the destination and
fleet-name boxes were
modified, a rounded
outer edge replacing the
earlier angular one. In
1948, due to material
shortages, the
characteristic side
“flash” was omitted
and replaced by a single
aluminium bead about 3
inches below the
waistline, and the
operator's name plate box
was removed from the
rear. The original
4-spoked steering wheel
was replaced by a
3-spoked version. In
1949, the side flash and
the operator's plate
returned. Later that
year, the luggage door
locks, which had been
operated by a T-key,
were replaced by a single
locking handle and the
rear direction indicator
lights were changed. The
large chromed bumper
over-riders were removed,
a deeper rear
bumper/body trim was
added which incorporated
the wording Bedford-Duple
and a Duple motif was
added to both sides of
the 1950. As an option
for sight-seeing
services, quarter-lights
in the roof were offered
which necessitated
different, tubular
luggage racks. All Sun
Star models of the
Bedford OB will be
limited editions with
numbered certificates and
will feature: - Opening
bonnet with detailed
engine - Sliding roof
and entrance door -
Operating trafficators -
Opening emergency door
with First Aid kit -
Individually decorated
seats, 27 or 29
configuration - Overhead
luggage racks - Detailed
dashboard and instruments
- Posable front wheels
- Detailed chassis -
Clock and mirrors at
front of passenger
compartment - Window
winders - Ashtrays in
the seat backs
Availability: In Stock
£119.99
Archived Product
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Bedford OB Coach
(Southdown Motor Services
1949) in Green (1:24
scale) - The Bedford OB
was designed specifically
for public transport,
and was used by many
large operators, as well
as hundreds of the
smaller operators during
the 50"s and 60"s.
Introduced in 1939, only
73 chassis were
manufactured before
production was stopped
following the outbreak of
World War II. Production
resumed in October of
1945. The rear axle
combined with the
mounting of the engine,
permitted a sunken
central gangway for
easier passenger access.
In 1947 there were slight
alterations made, the
destination and fleet
name boxes were modified
to a more rounded
edge. This beautiful
model come with
certificate of
authenticity and the
following features: -
opening bonnet with
detailed engine - sliding
roof and entrance door -
operating trafficators -
opening emergency door
with First Aid kit -
individually decorated
seats, 27 or 29
configuration - overhead
luggage racks - detailed
dashboard and
instruments - posable
front wheels - detailed
chassis - clock and
mirrors at front of
passenger compartment -
window winders
Availability: In Stock
£99.99
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Brooklin Models 1:43
Bedford CA Van Mortlock's
Dairies 1965 Diecast
Model LDM39 This Bedford
CA Van Mortlock's Dairies
1965 is green and
features working wheels.
It is made by Brooklin
Models and is 1:43 scale
(approx. 10cm / 3.9in
long).
Availability: In Stock
£99.99
Archived Product
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Atkinson Borderer Tandem
Axle Trailer with Canvas
Load (Adam Jones and
Sons) in Blue (1:50
scale) - Adam Jones &
Sons was founded in 1895
by Adam Senior with a
horse drawn furniture
removal service. The
business was then passed
down to fourteen-year-old
Adam Junior who continued
furniture removal but
also moved into road
stone distribution from a
local Midlands quarry.
Adam ventured into
general haulage in the
1940s, and with a fleet
of six trucks and a
furniture van, became a
limited company in the
1960s. Adam Jones
Junior"s three sons took
over the firm in the
1970s, with this
Atkinson Borderer in
their fleet. Under their
management, Adam Jones
has now expanded into a
group of companies that
specialise in nationwide
transport, palletised
distribution,
warehousing, logistics
and property management.
Availability: In Stock
£64.99
Available
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AEC Mammoth Lorry with
Low Loader Harris's
Amusements 1:76 scale Ex
Mag Diecast Model This
AEC Mammoth Lorry with
Low Loader (Harris's
Amusements) diecast model
is red and features
working wheels. It is
made by Ex Mag and is
1:76 scale.
Availability: In Stock
£17.99
Available
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Bedford Heavy Unit Pump
Truck 1:72 scale Ex Mag
Diecast Model This
Bedford Heavy Unit Pump
Truck diecast model is
red and features working
wheels. It is made by Ex
Mag and is 1:72 scale.
This model also comes in
its own display case to
keep it in perfect dust
free condition.
Availability: In Stock
£12.99
Archived Product
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Bedford OB Coach
(Bridlington Coaches) in
Cream and Blue (1:24
scale) - Introduced in
August 1939, the Bedford
OB chassis was designed
specifically for public
transport. The off-set
differential on the rear
axle combined with the
mounting of the engine
and the gearbox at a
slight angle permitted a
sunken, central gangway
for easier passenger
access. However two
months later, following
the outbreak of World War
II, production was
stopped after only 73
chassis had been
manufactured. In January
1942, production of a
more utilitarian version
known as the OWB
recommenced. In October
1945, production of the
OB resumed and the
Bedford OB chassis went
on to play a major role
in the re-equipping of
many transport fleets as
demand rose sharply. Over
40 different
coach-builders used the
chassis, but by far the
biggest was the
Hendon-based firm of
Duple, whose Vista body
was to become synonymous
with the OB coach. The
Vista body underwent many
changes during its life.
Unlike the original
pre-war and the first 46
post-war Duple Vistas,
which had an entrance
door that slid behind the
main side body panel,
the door on the following
models slid open into an
external recess. During
1947 the destination and
fleet-name boxes were
modified, a rounded
outer edge replacing the
earlier angular one. In
1948, due to material
shortages, the
characteristic side
“flash” was omitted
and replaced by a single
aluminium bead about 3
inches below the
waistline, and the
operator"s name plate box
was removed from the
rear. The original
4-spoked steering wheel
was replaced by a
3-spoked version. In
1949, the side flash and
the operator"s plate
returned. Later that
year, the luggage door
locks, which had been
operated by a T-key,
were replaced by a single
locking handle and the
rear direction indicator
lights were changed. The
large chromed bumper
over-riders were removed,
a deeper rear
bumper/body trim was
added which incorporated
the wording Bedford-Duple
and a Duple motif was
added to both sides of
the 1950. As an option
for sight-seeing
services, quarter-lights
in the roof were offered
which necessitated
different, tubular
luggage racks. All Sun
Star models of the
Bedford OB will be
limited editions with
numbered certificates and
will feature: - Opening
bonnet with detailed
engine - Sliding roof
and entrance door -
Operating trafficators -
Opening emergency door
with First Aid kit -
Individually decorated
seats, 27 or 29
configuration - Overhead
luggage racks - Detailed
dashboard and instruments
- Posable front wheels
- Detailed chassis -
Clock and mirrors at
front of passenger
compartment - Window
winders - Ashtrays in
the seat backs
Availability: In Stock
£119.99
Available
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40Ft Sea Container
Accessory 1:50 scale NZG
This 40Ft Sea Container
Accessory is white. It is
made by NZG and is 1:50
scale.
Availability: In Stock
£49.99
Available
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20Ft Sea Container
Accessory 1:50 scale NZG
This 20Ft Sea Container
Accessory is white. It is
made by NZG and is 1:50
scale.
Availability: In Stock
£42.99
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Scania Irizar PB
Greyhound (`Sweet
Caroline` Swansea) in
Blue and Silver (1:76
scale) - In 1914 the
first ever Greyhound
coach was born,
transporting miners in
Minnesota in the United
States. Greyhound has
since grown to become one
of the most iconic and
recognised brands in the
world. In North America
Greyhound carries around
22 million customers to
around 3, 800
destinations every year.
In 2007 Aberdeen based
transport giant,
FirstGroup, acquired
Greyhound and in
September 2009 brought
the first ever Greyhound
coaches to the UK.
Greyhound UK currently
operates direct, low
cost, luxurious coach
travel to an increasing
number of destinations
including London and
Poole. Customer service
is at the heart of
Greyhound UK – each
coach is fitted with free
wifi, plug sockets,
complimentary newspapers,
leather seats and 20%
more legroom than
standard coaches.
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
Archived Product
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Scania Irizar PB
Greyhound (`Sweet
Caroline` Cardiff) in
Blue and Silver (1:76
scale) - In 1914 the
first ever Greyhound
coach was born,
transporting miners in
Minnesota in the United
States. Greyhound has
since grown to become one
of the most iconic and
recognised brands in the
world. In North America
Greyhound carries around
22 million customers to
around 3, 800
destinations every
year. In 2007 Aberdeen
based transport giant,
FirstGroup, acquired
Greyhound and in
September 2009 brought
the first ever Greyhound
coaches to the UK.
Greyhound UK currently
operates direct, low
cost, luxurious coach
travel to an increasing
number of destinations
including London and
Poole. Customer service
is at the heart of
Greyhound UK – each
coach is fitted with free
wifi, plug sockets,
complimentary newspapers,
leather seats and 20%
more legroom than
standard coaches. This
is a Dual
Destination/Split Run
model.
Availability: In Stock
£29.99
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Scania 113 FB with Pipe
Load (Fagan and Whalley)
in Green and Blue (1:50
scale) - From humble
beginnings, based in the
small village of Hapton
in Lancashire,
delivering coal by horse
and cart, 82 years ago,
Fagan & Whalley Ltd now
haul single pallets and
part-loads, dedicated
contract vehicles engaged
in multi-drop deliveries,
and full loads of
packaging and
construction materials.
Remaining a family owned
concern, the fleet
numbers 120 vehicles, of
which 95% are Scania’s,
operating out of five
depots and a purpose
built 12.5 acre Head
Office on a brown-field
site in Padiham,
comprising 80, 000sq ft
of warehousing and an 8
bay workshop. This Scania
113 was regularly engaged
on nationwide deliveries
of construction materials
throughout the 1990’s
and 2000’s and has only
recently been retired
from frontline service.
Availability: In Stock
£74.99
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Scania 111 Tandom Axle
Box Van (Montgomery
Transport) in Red (1:50
scale) - Formed in 1970,
Montgomery Transport is
one of the UK’s largest
privately owned transport
companies, specialising
in unit loads,
distribution and
warehousing, temperature
controlled and bulk
transport throughout
Ireland, the United
Kingdom and mainland
Europe. Montgomery’s
fleet consists of over
400 tractor units and
1250 trailers including
tautliners, box vans,
flatbeds, refrigerated
trailers and bulk
tankers. Over the years
the company has used
Volvos, Renaults,
Mercedes, DAFs, ERFs
and Scanias including
this superb 111, the
first model from the
brand new tool.
Hauliers of Renown is
the flagship of Corgi’s
road transport range of
die-cast models -
amazingly detailed, each
model is a tabletop
replica of a truck from
the UK"s most famous
haulage fleets.
Availability: In Stock
£56.99
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Ex Mag 1:43 Citroen C35
Removal Van Diecast Model
MAG HP06 Comes on a
textured base with
diorama background,
figure and acrylic dust
cover.
Availability: In Stock
£14.99
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Volvo FH Fridge (Ralph
Davies) in Black and
White (1:76 scale) - From
day one, Ralph Davies
International Transport
Ltd has been transporting
goods throughout Europe
and beyond including
Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan,
Russia, China, Malta,
Beirut, in fact all
Eastern Block Countries,
Scandinavia, Asia and
North Africa. You will
also see many of its
vehicles on the roads in
the UK where it has
equally strong a
presence. The fleet of
modern vehicles are
capable of distributing
ambient or temperature
controlled specialist
loads up to 44 tonnes.
For many years Ralph
Davies International Ltd
has been the premier
transporter of medical
and pharmaceutical goods
throughout Europe and
further afield.
Availability: In Stock
£21.99
Available
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Car Hauler Trailer Type A
1:64 scale Mini GT
Diecast Model Other This
Car Hauler Trailer (Type
A) diecast model other is
silver and features
working wheels. It is
made by Mini GT and is
1:64 scale (approx. 8cm /
3.1in long).
Availability: In Stock
£14.99
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Scania Irirzar PB
(National Express New
Livery) in White (1:76
scale) - The National
Express brand was created
in 1972 by the National
Bus Company (NBC) to
bring together express
bus and coach services.
National Express was
subject to a management
buy-out in 1988. In 1992,
National Express Group
PLC was floated on the
London Stock Exchange.
This coach is fitted
with 49 reclining seats,
a rear toilet/washroom,
and an internal digital
destination display unit.
The vehicle also features
cameras allowing the
driver to record
activities around the
coach. An official
partner to the England
Football team, the new
livery will be seen
transporting fans to and
from Wembley Stadium.
Availability: In Stock
£31.99
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Atkinson Borderer Trailer
with Canvas Load (William
Nuttall) in Yellow and
Blue (1:50 scale) - From
a farming background
William Nuttall & Sons
began with horse and cart
haulage from 1908 and
found a number of nearby
contracts. Over the years
following the Second
World War the business
grew and they transported
cargoes ranging from
paper and detergents to
car parts and steel all
over the UK. Nuttall’s
were also early into
European operations,
setting up Eurolink in
1967 to ship loads to the
continent. Rapid
expansion took place in
the late sixties with
numerous acquisitions of
such well-known fleets as
Joseph Roscoe. In 1973
the Nuttall Group itself
was absorbed into Renwick
Freight and then Ridham
Freight Services. In 1989
the Nuttall operations
were merged with Haselden
of Strood to form
Haselden-Nuttall which in
2000 became part of R
Swain of Strood.
Availability: In Stock
£56.99
Available
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Diamond T Tanker Lorry
Texaco 1934 1:43 scale
Bizarre Resin Model This
Diamond T Tanker Lorry
(Texaco 1934) resin model
is red. It is made by
Bizarre and is 1:43
scale. This model also
comes in its own display
case to keep it in
perfect dust free
condition.
Availability: In Stock
£129.99
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