BNIB O GAUGE OXFORD 1:43 43LRL006 Land Rover Lightweight Hard Top Fred Dibnah
The superb Oxford Diecast 1/43 Land Rover 1/2 Ton Lightweight hard top, as owned by Britain's much loved & best known steeplejack, Fred Dibnah.
Oxford says: Fred Dibnah was a Lancashire steeplejack and first came to public attention with a fascinating TV series in which his traditional methods of demolishing the vast Victorian cotton and woollen mill chimneys of Lancashire and Yorkshire were watched by millions. Despite a very moderate education, Fred was a highly intelligent and innovative engineer and had a great sense of humour, often relating jokes against himself. His lifelong fascination was in steam and apart from the \u2018day job\u2019, he renovated steam engines and machinery in the back garden of his home in Bolton using only traditional steam powered tools. He was a familiar sight driving his large showman's engine at steam fairs throughout the UK and was always ready for a chat \u2013 in fact it was very difficult to get a word in edgeways! He was so.
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BNIB O GAUGE OXFORD 1:43 43LRL006 Land Rover Lightweight Hard Top Fred Dibnah
The superb Oxford Diecast 1/43 Land Rover 1/2 Ton Lightweight hard top, as owned by Britain's much loved & best known steeplejack, Fred Dibnah.
Oxford says: Fred Dibnah was a Lancashire steeplejack and first came to public attention with a fascinating TV series in which his traditional methods of demolishing the vast Victorian cotton and woollen mill chimneys of Lancashire and Yorkshire were watched by millions. Despite a very moderate education, Fred was a highly intelligent and innovative engineer and had a great sense of humour, often relating jokes against himself. His lifelong fascination was in steam and apart from the \u2018day job\u2019, he renovated steam engines and machinery in the back garden of his home in Bolton using only traditional steam powered tools. He was a familiar sight driving his large showman's engine at steam fairs throughout the UK and was always ready for a chat \u2013 in fact it was very difficult to get a word in edgeways! He was so.
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Product Description
The superb Oxford Diecast 1/43 Land Rover 1/2 Ton Lightweight hard top, as owned by Britain's much loved & best known steeplejack, Fred Dibnah.
Oxford says: Fred Dibnah was a Lancashire steeplejack and first came to public attention with a fascinating TV series in which his traditional methods of demolishing the vast Victorian cotton and woollen mill chimneys of Lancashire and Yorkshire were watched by millions. Despite a very moderate education, Fred was a highly intelligent and innovative engineer and had a great sense of humour, often relating jokes against himself. His lifelong fascination was in steam and apart from the \u2018day job\u2019, he renovated steam engines and machinery in the back garden of his home in Bolton using only traditional steam powered tools. He was a familiar sight driving his large showman's engine at steam fairs throughout the UK and was always ready for a chat \u2013 in fact it was very difficult to get a word in edgeways! He was so.
Product Specifications
General | |
|---|---|
Scale | 1:43 |
Material | Diecast metal with plastic parts |
Vehicle type | Car |
Colour | Green Red Brown |
Brand | Oxford diecast |
Vehicle make | Land Rover |
Theme | Classic Land Rovers |
Type | Car - Passenger |
Size | 1 |
Packaging | Sealed |
Series | Oxford Commercials |
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