HO Scale

Note: Image reflects the paint scheme only. See listing for actual car number. Sharp Painting and Lettering, Multiple Road Numbers, Metal Wheelsets and Operating Knuckle Couplers

Note: Image reflects the paint scheme only. See listing for actual car number. Sharp Painting and Lettering, Multiple Road Numbers, Metal Wheelsets and Operating Knuckle Couplers

Note: Image reflects the paint scheme only. See listing for actual car number. Sharp Painting and Lettering, Multiple Road Numbers, Metal Wheelsets and Operating Knuckle Couplers

Note: Image reflects the paint scheme only. See listing for actual car number. Sharp Painting and Lettering, Multiple Road Numbers, Metal Wheelsets and Operating Knuckle Couplers

Note: Image reflects the paint scheme only. See listing for actual car number. Sharp Painting and Lettering, Multiple Road Numbers, Metal Wheelsets and Operating Knuckle Couplers

Note: Image reflects the paint scheme only. See listing for actual car number. Sharp Painting and Lettering, Multiple Road Numbers, Metal Wheelsets and Operating Knuckle Couplers

Note: Image reflects the paint scheme only. See listing for actual car number. Sharp Painting and Lettering, Multiple Road Numbers, Metal Wheelsets and Operating Knuckle Couplers

Note: Image reflects the paint scheme only. See listing for actual car number. Sharp Painting and Lettering, Multiple Road Numbers, Metal Wheelsets and Operating Knuckle Couplers

Note: Image reflects the paint scheme only. See listing for actual car number. Sharp Painting and Lettering, Multiple Road Numbers, Metal Wheelsets and Operating Knuckle Couplers

#4338 HO Scale Copper Range COPR #4026 - RTR 40' PS-1 Boxcar 40' PS-1 Boxcar - Copper Range COPR #4026 Series: 4025-4032 Lot: 5919A Built: 1948, Factory New Door: 6' 7 Panel Superior Boxcar red

The Plymouth Barracuda, a marque manufactured by Plymouth (Chrysler) between 1964 and 1974. Oxford has tooled up the model which represents the first generation of the Barracuda from 1964-1966. The Barracuda was part of Ford’s plan to introduce a new...

The Nash Rambler, introduced in 1950, was seen as the first successful modern American compact car and established a new segment in their car market. It also represented the idea of a small but luxurious economy car. It was produced by the Nash Motors...

The 1965 Mustang was designed by the company’s in-house design team and from start to finish, the design, development and production was completed in a record 18 months. The result was ground-breaking! The Mustang was the first of a generation of Ford...

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...

Brand new to Oxford’s American Classic series is the exciting introduction from the Henry Ford stable of post-war motoring extravaganza – the Ford Fairlane. This era of American cars saw the results of many new advances in technology and the introduction...

The American Dodge B-1B pickup manufactured by Dodge (Chrysler) between 1948 and 1953,was a ½ ton truck standard with a 95hp flathead straight-six engine and 3-speed manual gearbox, classed as a full-size 2-door pick-up with an FR layout. Unique to the B...

In real life this must have been one eye-catching car and here it comes in all its glory decorated in rich dark green and white. The Dodge Charger was launched by the American motor company in 1968. Their variant incorporating the Charger R/T badge...

This elegant, very long Cadillac Sedan de Ville, appears in jet black with a very pale grey white interior, chrome trim and whitewall tyres. The 1961 four-door model represents the second generation of the De Villa series incorporating new physical and...

"Buick, part of General Motors in the USA, manufactured their Century range from 1936 right through to the 1990s with one or two gaps in between, including WWII. Over six decades, the Century came in various shapes and sizes and all with the same FR...

Buick, part of General Motors in the USA, manufactured their Century range from 1936 right through to the 1990s with one or two gaps in between, including WWII. Over six decades, the Century came in various shapes and sizes and all with the same FR...