OO Vehicle Models

Add a bit of nostalgia to your scene with this detailed little scooter. It will take you right back to the 1960s, the age of miniskirts, hotpants,  stiletto heels, white patent leather thigh boots, black eyeliner, mods and rockers and sheer fun! The scooter was the mode of transport for that ge..

The Sentinel Waggon Works had started life as Alley & MacLellan of Glasgow back in 1875, concentrating on steam vehicles.  The Scottish company acquired a similar Shropshire  based operation in 1903, subsequently moving its steam wagon manufacturing to Shrewsbury.This dropside is emplo..

The last Anglia, the 105E, appeared in 1959 and when it ceased production in 1967 over 1,000,000 units had been produced. With a top speed of 73.8 mph it could accelerate from 0-60 mph in 26.9 seconds. Variants included an estate and a panel van. Several were used as Ice Cream delivery vans and this..

Royal Daimler Hearse with an extended wheelbase.Scale 1:76 for OO model railways ..

Land Rover Defender 90 Station Wagon, numberplate UF 7260, presented in sparkling white with black external trim and a black interior. The Land Rover name is printed in silver above the radiator with its traditional logo appearing on the radiator grille and across the rear offside wing. Scale 1:76 f..

The AEC Ergomatic Tipper London Brick Company  lorry from 1968/69, registered VMJ 920G.Appearing in the bright red livery of the time with white graphics, the main body colour is echoed in the wheels too. Featuring a black interior, exterior trim includes a silvered radiator grille, vents, door..

Aec Tipper Hall AggregatesRegistered XMH 801G from 1968.  The flat fronted poppy red cab features the distinctive AEC inverted blue triangle badge on the front of the radiator, while a yellow number 5546 is printed within a yellow on red diamond shape on the cab doors. The Hall Aggregates name ..

Here we see one of their Atkinson 8-wheel flatbed lorries registered WRB 501 resplendent in dark blue with pale blue and brown masking, on a bright red chassis.  Note the detailed white line-out to the cab doors, surrounding the Tennant company crest and Forth 211 telephone number. The characte..

The K8 (3 Way) Van commenced production in 1947 and the van cost £535. It earned the name 3-Way due to the door configuration. To assist loading and unloading, it featured double doors on the near and offside, as well as opening near doors. With a payload of 25 cwt and a short wheelbase, it proved a..

The A40 Mk II was known popularly as the Austin A40 Farina, Classed as a small family car.Registered ARH 102B from 1964. In a pastel green and contrasting off-white, trim sees silver bumpers, radiator grille and hub caps, a silver waistline along the two doors and the bonnet sides as well as th..

Austin Cooper Mini in a vibrant red with black masked roof.  Apart from the distinctive white wheels, the exterior trim is finished in silver including the Austin Cooper name across the boot and the silver/black radiator grille. The interior and seating is moulded in bright red too, echoing the..

Produced at the Austin Longbridge factory, the Austin Somerset was classed as a medium family car with four doors. It featured a 1.2 Litre engine and came with a 4-speed manual gearbox. Top speed was 70 mph! 1:76 scale For OO railway...