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Iron Railing Fence like this is seen in many towns.Total length 200mm in six parts. 19mm high.Plastic kit in black.Scale 1:87 HO for OO model railwaysThis product is in high demand and is limited to 4 packs per order...

MiniNatur  fine Ivy foliage sheet is fantastic for making realistic climbing Ivy.It comes in 8mm thick textured mat sheets. Made of green fibre with small Ivy leaves giving a close foliage texture.Cut or pull the foliage sheets into small pieces,  glue to your tree trunks and branches or w..

From "Preiser" the world's top manufacturer of miniature model figures.A set of three Kangaroos hand painted and ready to use.Scale 1:87 HO for OO,  size 20mm tall..

Rover chief engineer Maurice Wilks was inspired by his army-surplus Willys-Overland Jeep to create a workhorse vehicle for military and agricultural use - and for export abroad to kick-start both Rover's fortunes and the national economy after World War II. Prototypes were up and running by late 194..

Rover chief engineer Maurice Wilks was inspired by his army-surplus Willys-Overland Jeep to create a workhorse vehicle for military and agricultural use - and for export abroad to kick-start both Rover's fortunes and the national economy after World War II. Prototypes were up and running by late 194..

A white Land Rover Defender that comes with the Network Rail red and blue logos on the sides as well as finely printed hazard warning signs in yellow and black on each side of the logo. Registered WG07 XKP, the model also comes with roof ladders.Scale 1:76 for OO..

Fred Dibnah from Bolton, Lancashire became a steeplejack in 1956, and worked on many of the industrial chimneys in the North West of England. He was also a keen collector of steam engines and other machinery.This Land Rover Lightweight Hard Top comes in an authentic Fred Dibnah livery. On a plinth w..

Rover chief engineer Maurice Wilks was inspired by his army-surplus Willys-Overland Jeep to create a workhorse vehicle for military and agricultural use - and for export abroad to kick-start both Rover's fortunes and the national economy after World War II. Prototypes were up and running by late 194..

The first Land Rover prototype was built in the summer of 1947. The Land Rover range was improved and expanded over the years to meet customers (both civilian and military) demands,  and by 1958, production ran to around 200,000.This model carries the registration plate HUE 166 - (Huey) and is ..

The Series II Land Rover decorated in the crimson and cream of British Railways.Registered 61 PRO Depicted as belonging to the Signal Engineers Department at Crewe, reference 1229 S M, which is printed on both doors. The British Railways totem of cream lettering out of the crimson body colour is als..

The Series II Land Rover was introduced in 1958 and was manufactured until 1961This long wheelbase Land Rover goes back to its roots with this very recognisable colour scheme of Bronze Green and Reed Green tilt. Registered YAC 654 it has characteristic silver and black masked radiator grille, also f..

The Land Rover Series II which is modelled here with long wheelbase and a hard top. Wearing the signature RAC dark blue and white livery of the day.Registered YYF 365Two special details have been added; a centrally placed orange roof beacon on the roof and an RAC Radio Patrol roof board above the sp..