Oxford Diecast 76LC004 Leyland Cub FK7 Redcar Fire Brigade

Oxford Diecast 76LC004 Leyland Cub FK7 Redcar Fire BrigadeThe 1937 Leyland Cub FK7 was a classic British fire engine used by a number of fire brigades across the UK but very much favoured by Newcastle City Fire Brigade, the livery which launched Oxfords 1: 76 scale series and the original of which is a major exhibit at the local Beamish Museum. Since then, our model has featured the brigades of Canterbury and Leamington and now it is back to the north east and just a bit down the coast from Newcastle

which is registered FYS 92T from 1978/79

Output was 192 bhp at 2000 rpm with a maximum torque of 557 Lh-ft (77kg-m) at 1100 rpm

Capacity: 2500mah

Battery or Charger)

our DB2 Drop Head Coupe is presented with its black hood up and in real life was the first Aston to feature the new style radiator grille

– Now the dream can become a reality

registered DK13 YKG

flesh tones

The new single-seat biplane fighter retained the fixed landing gear and open cockpit of its predecessor but introduced several innovations

NMRA/DCC with 14

The HobbyZone® AeroScout™ S 2 1

Parts are included for ordnance such as 250lb bombs and 5-inch rockets to depict a fully-armed machine