HO scale from Oxford

[PhilJ W]

Oxford are bringing out a new range of HO scale American cars, the first will be >>

Ford Thunderbird

Ford Edsel

Lincoln Continental

(Ford) Mercury

The first 3 are 50/60's models and the Mercury is a 1940's model.

[shortliner]

Does anyone know when these are to be released?

[PhilJ W]

Does anyone know when Oxford are going to release models? Also Oxford are producing models for 'outside' organisations such as Atlas/Stobart and they have first call as they are underwriting tooling costs. I understand that the HO scale models are subject to a similar arrangement so in answer to your question. 'How long is a piece of string?'

 

Does anyone know when these are to be released?

[shortliner]

I was rather afraid that the string-length might be unknown and somewhat variable - ah well, we just sit and wait then!

[Mark Laidlay]

How about some HO scale models of British cars. We Australian prototype modellers are far more likely to use 3.5mm scale than 4mm scale and British cars were common until the '70s.

 

Mark in Melbourne

[BernardTPM]

Useful info on British H0 cars available here: http://www.british-ho.com/  (look under 'road vehicles')

[Mark Laidlay]

Useful info on British H0 cars available here: http://www.british-ho.com/  (look under 'road vehicles')

thanks, the Zephyr, Morris Minor and Land Rover would fit my era, the rest that fit are just too rare to see in a country town.

 

Mark