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<p>Now available in Red Brick, this NEW SUPERQUICK bridge can be modelled in many different settings including in a retained embankment, as a road or rail tunnel, bridging a cutting or spanning a river course. The kit can also be modelled as a pair of separate Red Brick Tunnel Entrances.</p>

<p>The Train Girls Australian signs are fantastic models of street signs, rail signs, retail signs and many more signs found throughout Australia. Each sign is accurately printed to scale sizing and is cut to size. Featuring a tin simulated backside and bright vibrant sharp colouring for the sign, these signs are nothing short of top quality. Each pack contains poles that you need to glue to the back of the sign before installing. You may need to cut the poles to a suitable height prior to installing your signs. These signs like their 1:1 counter parts are made in Australia.</p> <h3>Specification</h3> <ul> <li>Scale: N<br> </li> </ul>

<h3>Trusty Forest Dwellers We Don’t Want to Miss!</h3> <p>Animal figures like the "Deer" should not be missing in your model landscape design! In addition to deer, roe deer, wild boar, birds and many others live in the forest.</p> <p>Deer have large antlers. The animals use these antlers to fight over females.</p> <p>There is always plenty on offer in the forest and all forest lovers should not be without such an animal landscape on their dioramas. This is how a forest is really brought to life. Let the different animal species come together and live together on your model landscape! Use the "Deer" to develop a great forest landscape with great animals for your model railway!</p> <h3>Specification</h3> <ul> <li>Weight: 0.02 kg</li> <li>Gauge: N</li> <li>Product Notices: Hand colored</li> <li>Genus: Animal</li> <li>Material: Plastic</li> <li>Position: lying, standing</li> </ul>

<p>Hailing from Florida, Sunshine State as number 12W 2023, the 1:87 scale 1956 Continental Mk II from Oxford’s American series represents the ultra-luxurious 2-door coupé manufactured as their flagship model by the Continental arm of the Ford Motor Company. Described as a 2-door hardtop, it was only made for 2 years between 1956 and 1957</p> <p>Our authentic replica of the Mk II is decorated in a rich dark red with a grey interior, silver external trim and whitewall tyres. A spare wheel on the back echoes the body colour and features the large Continental badge in the centre. The Mk II Continental was the first to carry the new large 4-star badge but it is still used on the Lincoln Continental vehicles to this day.</p>

<p>The ubiquitous Ford Transit Mk 4 (3rd Generation 2000-2006) in 1:76 scale has featured in Oxford’s small commercial category for many years in all scales and liveries.</p> <p>The Ford Transit Mk 4 was introduced in the year 2000, having been designed by Ford in the USA. It contained many cutting edge features and was available with automatic transmission and with either a front or rear wheel drive, which gave the option of a lower loading height and more cargo space or the ability to carry more cargo and a greater towing capacity. The model came with a turbo-diesel engine which Ford also used on the 2000 Mondeo and Jaguar X-type. Petrol engine variants were available up to the 2.3L 16-valve edition of the straight-4 engine. The Durashift EST automatic transmission (optional on all rear-wheel-drive models) featured controls mounted on the dashboard, a specially adapted manual mode, tow-haul mode, economy mode and winter mode. 2002 saw the introduction of the first High Pressure Common Rail diesel engine in the Transit, with the launch of the 125 PS (92 kW) HPCR 2.0-litre in the FWD. Additional features introduced in 2003 included a new instrument cluster with a digital odometer and from 2004; there was also an optional 6-speed manual gearbox</p> <p>The 1:76 scale Oxford replica of the Ford Transit is registered BK53 NBO m from 2003. In contrast to the all white body with black and silver external trim, the interior is moulded in black including the floor, dashboard, steering wheel and interior door panels. The seats are pale grey, the white rear double doors bear the Ford Transit nomenclature and the blue Ford badge is also positioned on the central edge of the bonnet above the black radiator grille.</p> <p>On 18th July, 2005, two years on from the age of our model, the five millionth Ford Transit rolled off the production line. It was donated to a British charity. The Transit is still one of the favourite small commercial vans of all time and it just keeps on going!</p>