N Gauge Oxford Diecast

[glenng]

4 more N Gauge Oxford Diecast from Hattons.
NCA002 Bedford CA Ice Cream Walls
NCOM001 Commer Commando RAF
NJJ002 Jowett Javelin in metallic golden sand livery
NMOS003 Morris Minor in black

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[Jerry Howlett]

Last week 2 x AA patrol bikes today, 2 x Bedford Ice cream vans arrived.  Reckon I can fit an icecream seller inside the vans..

Great models.

Jerry

[georgehgv]

About time OXFORD realised not everyone models pre 1950 stuff, with very few exceptions their models are in a time warp,  some of us do 21st centuries

[Mustermark]

Thanks for posting glenng! Ice cream van is on its way to my house as I type!

[D1042 Western Princess]

About time OXFORD realised not everyone models pre 1950 stuff, with very few exceptions their models are in a time warp,  some of us do 21st centuries

And indeed some mid 1960s/1970s models would be nice too.  I'm assuming that Oxford know a lot about making model road vehicles and little about railways; they seem to assume everyone has a 1950s set steam layout

[georgehgv]

About time OXFORD realised not everyone models pre 1950 stuff, with very few exceptions their models are in a time warp,  some of us do 21st centuries

And indeed some mid 1960s/1970s models would be nice too.  I'm assuming that Oxford know a lot about making model road vehicles and little about railways; they seem to assume everyone has a 1950s set steam layout

I would imagine 60's and 70's would be popular amongst those just beginning their railway modelling hobby as they would have grown up in those days

[D1042 Western Princess]

About time OXFORD realised not everyone models pre 1950 stuff, with very few exceptions their models are in a time warp,  some of us do 21st centuries

And indeed some mid 1960s/1970s models would be nice too.  I'm assuming that Oxford know a lot about making model road vehicles and little about railways; they seem to assume everyone has a 1950s set steam layout

I would imagine 60's and 70's would be popular amongst those just beginning their railway modelling hobby as they would have grown up in those days

  Thank you George, but I'm 62, have lost count of the number of layouts I've built and LOVE, nay, too weak a word, ADORE ALL the Hydraulic  classes - see my 'tag line' - hence all my layouts are set in the late 1960s AS (After Steam) and early 1970s BT (Before TOPS).

[port perran]

Definitely want to get one of those ice cream vans.

[glenng]

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The Ice cream van is a nice model and I agree some modern/60s/70s vehicles would be welcome.

[georgehgv]

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The Ice cream van is a nice model and I agree some modern/60s/70s vehicles would be welcome.

Can you get it with sound fitted? 

[MikeDunn]

Dunno about fitted (except for Mrs HGV throwing a one  ) but you can always go "vroom vroom" & then sing the Cornetto song while you push it

[glenng]

  

[Sprintex]

Needs painting bright pink for Tonibell as far as I remember (late 70's)


Paul

[Bealman]

George, you have given me an idea for a new project.... I build small digital voice recorders and then put them under my DC layout at strategic locations.... running water beside stream, neighing horses beside horses, etc operated by push button on the layout's fascia.

Record Mr Whippy, put speaker and push button near the van, and, voila! 

[D1042 Western Princess]

Needs painting bright pink for Tonibell as far as I remember (late 70's)


Paul

I thought the pink ones were Mr Whippy?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9i6-UIWCQU

But maybe Tonibell painted them pink too?

Regards,
Greg.