Collectable Ford and Fordson BBE and 7V models
Chris Graham on 21st June 2024
Mike Neale takes a nostalgic look at a selection of collectable, shelf-sized Ford and Fordson BBE and 7V models.
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A new batch of recently released and interesting diecast models
Chris Graham on 29th April 2024
Mike Neale takes his monthly look at recently released and interesting diecast models of tractors and light commercial vehicles.
This 1936 Fordson breakdown truck is simply superb!
Chris Graham on 23rd April 2024
Brian Culpan tells the story of this 1936 Fordson breakdown truck and the restoration that's brought it to its present superb condition.
Pre-war Morris/Morris-Commercial light vans
Chris Graham on 15th December 2023
Mike Neale takes a look at some of the best white metal and collectable models of pre-war Morris/Morris-Commercial light vans on the market.
Timber extraction using classic Ford and Fordson machinery
Chris Graham on 21st November 2023
We visit the Sussex/Kent border to meet a man who uses venerable, but well-maintained machinery for timber extraction and reforestation.
The wartime history of General Motors
Chris Graham on 13th March 2023
Ed Burrows delves into the wartime history of General Motors, which manufactured around 1.2 million trucks during World War Two.
1939 Morris Commercial CV11/30 ambulance survival story
Chris Graham on 20th August 2022
Mike Neale tells the incredible story of how a 1939 Morris Commercial CV11/30 ambulance survived, against all the odds.
Collectable Standard Motor Company models
Chris Graham on 5th August 2022
Mike Neale profiles the development of the Standard Motor Company's Vanguard range, and the collectable models that sprang from it.
New fire engines and brigade vehicles for collectors
Chris Graham on 25th July 2022
Mike Neale takes a look at some of the recently-released diecast and resin models of fire engines and brigade vehicles aimed at collectors.
Dennis lorries and fire engines
Chris Graham on 11th May 2022
Tim Gosling explains the story and how Dennis lorries and fire engines from Guildford ended up serving with the US Army during World War One.
