Bargain Products For Corgi "Trackside" (inc Lledo Diecast Vehicles)

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This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item has a limited edition certificate included.

6 in stock.

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Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

Scammell’s highly successful Scarab, launched in 1948, was the modern replacement for the original Mechanical Horse which dated back to 1933. The Scarab, aimed mainly at the railway companies, ceased production in 1968.

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Formed in 1899 this association brought together printers in England and Scotland with the head office being based in Manchester.

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Scammell's highly successful Scarab, launched in 1948, was the modern replacement for the original Mechanical Horse which dated back to 1933. The Scarab, aimed mainly at the railway companies, ceased production in 1968.

More than 10 in stock.

This item does not have a limited edition certificate included

Scammell's highly successful Scarab, launched in 1948, was the modern replacement for the original Mechanical Horse which dated back to 1933. The Scarab, aimed mainly at the railway companies, ceased production in 1968.

More than 10 in stock.

This item has a limited edition certificate included.

More than 10 in stock.

This item has a limited edition certificate included.

The highly innovative Scammell Mechanical Horse appeared in 1933, literally as a replacement for horse-drawn carts, and sold in large numbers to the railway companies. Rated for 3- or 6-ton payloads it was superseded by the Scarab in 1948. Scammell’s highly successful Scarab, launched in 1948, was the modern replacement for the original Mechanical Horse which dated back to 1933. The Scarab, aimed mainly at the railway companies, ceased production in 1968. The Scammell Townsman was the ultimate development of the Mechanical Horse. It was in production from 1964 to 1968. It was faster and more comfortable than the Scarab and featured a fibreglass cab. Power came from a Standard diesel engine.

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This item has a limited edition certificate included.

More than 10 in stock.

This item has a limited edition certificate included.

3 in stock.

(D) Indicates this product does not have a limited edition certificate.

10 in stock.

This item has a limited edition certificate included.

In their search for the ideal parcels van BRS developed the Austin VA, introduced in 1958 and supplied in large numbers until the early ‘seventies. They were built by Star Bodies, the NFC’s in-house bodybuilder and became known as ‘Noddy Vans’.

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More than 10 in stock.

This item has a limited edition certificate included.

When Scammell’s Michelotti cab first appeared in 1962 it was seen as very futuristic. It was made standard on the Handyman Mk.II from 1965. The Handyman was one of the few tractors of the era that could legally couple to a 40ft trailer.

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This 1:76 scale ERF LV is offered in the livery of one of Scotland’s most renowned carriers, a perfect addition to any ‘00’ gauge railway layout. Details include a separate and detachable sheeted load.

3 in stock.

Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

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Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

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Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

Trusted with the nation's mail since 1636 Royal Mail are still a national institution today.

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This item has a limited edition certificate included.

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This item has a limited edition certificate included.

More than 10 in stock.

Decertificated by Corgi, no Limited Edition certificate

The forward control Austin/Morris J2 15cwt van was in production between 1956 and 1967. Powered by a 1.5 litre petrol engine, it was also built in pick-up and minibus form. It was widely used by the Royal Mail and GPO Telephones.

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Radius: 1282mm (72in)

Angle: 8 degrees

Length: 416mm (16 3/8in)

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

The forward control Austin/Morris J2 15cwt van was in production between 1956 and 1967. Powered by a 1.5 litre petrol engine, it was also built in pick-up and minibus form. It was widely used by the Royal Mail and GPO Telephones.

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

Launched in 1952 the Bedford CA 10/12 cwt van featured semi-forward control, a 1.5 litre petrol engine and sliding doors. A 15cwt long wheelbase model was added in 1959 and in 1964 came an improved, face lifted Mk.2 version. Production ended in 1969.

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

(C) indicates this product is guaranteed to have a limited edition certificate.

The Scammell Townsman was the ultimate development of the Mechanical Horse. It was in production from 1964 to 1968. It was faster and more comfortable the the Scarab and featured a fibreglass cab. Power came from a Standard diesel engine.

More than 10 in stock.

(D) indicates this product does not have a limited edition certificate.

The Scammell Townsman was the ultimate development of the Mechanical Horse. It was in production from 1964 to 1968. It was faster and more comfortable the the Scarab and featured a fibreglass cab. Power came from a Standard diesel engine.

More than 10 in stock.

Radius: 1282mm (72in)

Angle: 8 degrees

Length: 416mm (16 3/8in)

More than 10 in stock.

This item has a limited edition certificate included.

The highly innovative Scammell Mechanical Horse appeared in 1933, literally as a replacement for horse-drawn carts, and sold in large numbers to the railway companies. Rated for 3- or 6-ton payloads it was superseded by the Scarab in 1948. Scammell’s highly successful Scarab, launched in 1948, was the modern replacement for the original Mechanical Horse which dated back to 1933. The Scarab, aimed mainly at the railway companies, ceased production in 1968. The Scammell Townsman was the ultimate development of the Mechanical Horse. It was in production from 1964 to 1968. It was faster and more comfortable than the Scarab and featured a fibreglass cab. Power came from a Standard diesel engine.

More than 10 in stock.

This item has a limited edition certificate included.

The highly innovative Scammell Mechanical Horse appeared in 1933, literally as a replacement for horse-drawn carts, and sold in large numbers to the railway companies. Rated for 3- or 6-ton payloads it was superseded by the Scarab in 1948. Scammell’s highly successful Scarab, launched in 1948, was the modern replacement for the original Mechanical Horse which dated back to 1933. The Scarab, aimed mainly at the railway companies, ceased production in 1968. The Scammell Townsman was the ultimate development of the Mechanical Horse. It was in production from 1964 to 1968. It was faster and more comfortable than the Scarab and featured a fibreglass cab. Power came from a Standard diesel engine.

More than 10 in stock.

This item has a limited edition certificate included.

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

The Ford Anglia Van was released in June 1961 and continued in production until 1967 when it was superseded by the Ford Escort.

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate

More than 10 in stock.

This item is not a limited edition, so does not come with a certificate