No 10 G H Wood Indian Red 1945-1967 - Static -1:76 Scale OXFORD DIECAST so why not treat yourself

so why not treat yourself and have both

shortly before all three marques disappeared into oblivion

He capitalised on a local lack of transportation during WWII by providing a service to farmers

Military lettering is printed in white with additional colour to the Battalion shield and vehicle numbering

wheels and radiator grille

No 10 G H Wood Indian Red 1945-1967 - Static -1:76 Scale OXFORD DIECAST so why not treat yourselfThis static diecast model is based on the Beyer, Peacock & Co locomotive which first appeared on the Isle of Man Railway in 1905 and was named after the then company secretary, George Henry Woods. This locomotive was one of two medium boilered locomotives that were introduced during that period. Although static and non working this diecast model will no doubt be considered quite collectable by those who model the Isle of Man Railway. Dimensions and