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Item Number: 72DR006 About Oxford Diecast 1:72 Scale Models Providing high quality, die cast airplane models to the collector, gift, and promotional markets for more than twenty years, UK based Oxford Diecast has come to North America! Now, you can choose from over 100 airplanes all available directly from the manufacturer for the first time. And these are no ordinary models! Faithfully reproduced with minute details, Oxford Die Cast warbird replicas are meticulously finished with hand painting and pad printing. Each also includes a lableled display base, and even the packaging exudes quality with big windows for display. But the best part is, these high-end features do not carry premium prices. With Oxford Diecast you get this quality and detail at great value prices. Order today from the best little internet diecast airplane shop. See all Oxford Models...
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Item Number: 72DR007 About Oxford Diecast 1:72 Scale Models Providing high quality, die cast airplane models to the collector, gift, and promotional markets for more than twenty years, UK based Oxford Diecast has come to North America! Now, you can choose from over 100 airplanes all available directly from the manufacturer for the first time. And these are no ordinary models! Faithfully reproduced with minute details, Oxford Die Cast warbird replicas are meticulously finished with hand painting and pad printing. Each also includes a lableled display base, and even the packaging exudes quality with big windows for display. But the best part is, these high-end features do not carry premium prices. With Oxford Diecast you get this quality and detail at great value prices. Order today from the best little internet diecast airplane shop. See all Oxford Models...
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Item Number: 72DR001'

Oxford Models introduces its new line 'History of Flight,' a premium line of 1/72 scale, die cast airplane models with features and details comparable to the most high-end brands. The first two releases ' de Havilland's Dragon Rapide (Britain's most successful short-haul airliner of the 1930s) and Tiger Moth (the RAF's primary trainer of the 1930s and '40s) ' are indicative of the groundbreaking aircraft for which the History of Flight line will be known. Each features simulated fabric-covered surfaces, rigged wings, realistic landing gear, a rotating propeller (or two!), authentic markings, and a customized display stand, too. Additional tooling is also in development, and additional paint schemes of each airplane type will be created in the future.