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Oxford Diecast Stobart Rail Scania Highline Low Loader - 1:76 Scale

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Oxford Diecast Stobart Rail Scania Highline Low Loader - 1:76 ScaleScania Highline Low Loader Stobart Rail The model of the Scania Highline Low Loader oozes detail on both the cab and the trailer and looks particularly good liveried in the Stobart Rail colours. It reflects perfectly the very new take on the company's corporate colour scheme for their Stobart Rail fleet, using different shades of blue, highlighted with the new low cab roof painted white and complete with orange light bar. The cab front is finished off

Scania Highline Low Loader - Stobart Rail
The model of the Scania Highline Low Loader oozes detail on both the cab and the trailer and looks particularly good liveried in the Stobart Rail colours. It reflects perfectly the very new take on the company's corporate colour scheme for their Stobart Rail fleet, using different shades of blue, highlighted with the new low cab roof painted white and complete with orange light bar. The cab front is finished off with blue/white diagonally striped bumpers and an authentic registration plate.
Stobart Rail is a railway freight service operator in the UK, which obtained its Network Rail Principal Contractor's Licence and Rail Plant Operating Company Licence in June 2008. The Oxford replica - PX58 BNB, with the name Lily Jean across the front of the cab - is one of a number of Stobart road vehicles that link up with the rail services transporting goods in curtain-sided containers across the country. The use of the railways saves thousands of lorry journeys each year, easing congestion on the roads, as well as reducing wear and tear and fuel costs .

 

Dimensions and Weights

Packed: 26.4cm x 15.3cm x 8.5cm ( L x W x H )

Unpacked: 27.1cm x 3.9cm x 4.8cm ( L x W x H )

Excludes shipping carton

Scale

1:76 scale means that this is 76 times smaller than the full sized vehicle(s)

For a much more detailed explanation of scale and the history please follow this link.

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