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Overview Specification Further Info Ruston Bucyrus was form ... Read more

Overview Specification Further Info Ruston Bucyrus was formed in 1937 after the merger between Ohio based Bucyrus Erie and Lincoln based Ruston and Hornsby Ltd. The company soon became recognised for their large excavators and by the mid century were one of the leading manufacturers of mining and quarrying machines. Within the industry the RB machines were viewed as one of the better quality and longer lasting machines of their time. The Face Shovel, often referred to as a 'crowd shovel', was mainly used for shovelling materials from high faces of heaped material such as coal or gravel. This made the RB19 suitable for working railway yards, it was often used to load gravel into wagons which would then later be transported for railway embankment repairs or the laying of new track. The Corgi Trackside collection features a great selection on die-cast road transport vehicles with authentic liveries ideal for both the 1:76 scale collector and the OO railway modeller. The Trackside range is the perfect accessory for a railway layout or a themed diorama. The Trackside range includes cars, vans, trucks, emergency services and themed sets. Brand new to Corgi Trackside is a range of construction vehicles and cranes Minimize

The 70's era offered some pretty un-imaginative automobile ... Read more

The 70's era offered some pretty un-imaginative automobile designs in comparison to Batmobiles from other eras. Some vehicles were actually 4 door sedans. This vehicle was chosen as it was the coolest of all vehicles of that era. Combining the styling of 70's Mercedes and Jaguar coupes this cool little Batmobile opens its doors when you press down on the front of the hood. Live the Batman experience with Corgi's line of DC Comics Batman vehicles from the past decades. This series of 1:43rd die cast collectible vehicles with unique action features are a "must-have" for comic book fans and collectors world-wide. This series was released in 2005 by Corgi and have been out of production for several years. Ages 8 and up. Minimize

The Green Goddess is an icon of emergency motor heritage. ... Read more

The Green Goddess is an icon of emergency motor heritage. Originally developed in the event of a Soviet nuclear strike, the Green Goddess was a fire engine until its disbandment and more recently by the British Armed Forces during fire strikes of 1977 and 2002 (codename - Operation Fresco). These largely greenpainted vehicles were built between 1953 and 1956 based on an army truck, weighed in at 7.5 tonnes and had a top speed of 45mph. The Goddess modeled here was in use by the RAF fire service. Minimize

This Yomiko stuffed Corgi by Russ Berrie looks so life-like ... Read more

This Yomiko stuffed Corgi by Russ Berrie looks so life-like and soft. Each piece exhibits air brushed features, crystal eyes and is hand trimmed. Made with plush Caress fabric which is remarkably soft to the touch. These realistic and quality plush canines are sure to delight Dog Lovers of All Ages! He is so realistic you'll be waiting for it to come up and lick your hand, or you might be tempted to enter one in the next Kennel Club show! Minimize

This Extra Large Lego Sort and Store Storage Head is a fun ... Read more

This Extra Large Lego Sort and Store Storage Head is a fun yet practical way to store all your Lego. Simply tips your Lego into the top sorter, gently shake and the two sorter trays will organise the bricks into small, medium and large sized bricks. The Lego Head can store up to 1,000 pieces of Lego and had a carry handle and locking lid so you can easily transport your Lego from room to room or even take it to your friend's house to play. Minimize

This legendary haulage company started in the 1890's with a ... Read more

This legendary haulage company started in the 1890's with a horse and cart to transport freshly caught herring from the Fraserburgh harbour in the North East of Scotland. When motorised transport became the norm, fish continued to be a major part of their work. Over their long history, Gibbs operated a wide variety of vehicles from Bedford's and Albion's to AEC's and Leyland's. When they began to specialise in temperature-controlled transport, they favoured Atkinson rigids and then artics. Later ERF's became the dominant marque before DAF made their presence felt, initially with the 2800 and 3300 models and then with their 95 range. In the 1990s, a number of Scania 113 Streamlines were operated, one of which was N695 USO with the fleet name 'Spirit of Scotland'. Sadly in 2002 Gibbs decided to call it a day and ceased their operation. At the end the fleet consisted of Volvo FH12s, Scania 4 series and Iveco Eurostars. Minimize

In the 1930s, railway companies were starting to feel the i ... Read more

In the 1930s, railway companies were starting to feel the increased competition from air and road travel as the demand for speed, efficiency and luxury grew. These pressures meant LNER had to develop their locomotives to enable them to compete. During the 1920s a series of experiments to improve performance were carried out on the A1s. This resulted in the birth of the A3 Class in July 1927 when 2544 'Enterprise' was converted from an A1 to an A3. As well as converting A1s, there were twenty seven A3s constructed from new, one of which being 2795 'Call Boy' as modelled here as the second Corgi Rail Legends model release. 'Call Boy' entered service on 19th April 1930 and worked for over thirty-three years and spent it entirety allocated to Edinburgh at both St Margaret's and Haymarket engine sheds. When three months old, 'Call Boy' was attached to a corridor type tender and was frequently used on the famous non-stop 'Flying Scotsman' run between London and Edinburgh. Unlike the early great northern type tenders, the corridor enabled fireman and drivers to be able to pass between the locomotive and carriages so they could rotate crews without having to stop the train. This model depicts 'Call Boy' between 1930 and 1937 when it had a LNER apple green livery, dome type boiler and single chimney. Scale: 1:120 Length: 180mm Age Suitability: 14+ Minimize

VA11403 - Vauxhall Nova 1.3 Sport Group A - 1988 Lombard R ... Read more

VA11403 - Vauxhall Nova 1.3 Sport Group A - 1988 Lombard RAC Rally Harry Hockly and Nicky Grist Vauxhall Dealer Sport approached successful Mini driver Harry Hockly to help develop their promising new Nova into a Group A rally car for the 1984 season. The car showed promise, and Harry subsequently worked with GM Dealer Sport to produce the Nova Sport Group A homologation package. Harry rallied Novas until he retired from the sport in 1989, achieving numerous class victories, winning the British Rally Championship three times, and finishing in the top three in his class on five consecutive RAC rallies between 1984 and 1989. The car modelled finished second in class on the 1988 RAC after being delayed by a broken driveshaft. Did you know? To avoid costly type approval the Nova Sport included a kit, found in the boot of the car, containing all the parts needed to give a 1.3-litre Nova the performance to be competitive in rallying. This included twin Weber 40 DCOE carburettors, which allowed the engine to produce 117bhp@6500rpm. Minimize

Entering service in 1930, the Hawker Hart was possibly the ... Read more

Entering service in 1930, the Hawker Hart was possibly the most versatile aircraft of the 'Inter war' period. Designed by Sydney Camm as a two-seat day bomber, it spawned a family of variants that included a fighter, seaplane, reconnaissance aircraft, dive bomber and trainer. No. 600 (City of London) Squadron RAuxAF was formed at RAF Northolt on 14th October 1925. It moved to RAF Hendon at the end of 1926, replacing its DH.9As, with more modern Westland Wapitis in 1929. It was designated a fighter squadron in July 1934. K2986 was part of a batch of Harts delivered to 600 Squadron in January 1935, pending the arrival of Hawker Demons. They were distinguished by the squadron's colourful red and white markings worn on the upper wing and fuselage sides. By 1937 the conversion to Demons was complete and K2986 was shipped as SR-4 to the Southern Rhodesian Air Force for use in the advanced training and army-co-operation role. Minimize

Coles Cranes were founded in 1879 by Henry James Coles of w ... Read more

Coles Cranes were founded in 1879 by Henry James Coles of whom had originally started out as a sawmill machine manufacturer. At this time, Britain was in the height of an industrial revolution, which meant there was a requirement for machinery that could contribute to the building of Britain's infrastructure. Early Coles Cranes were powered by steam and were used predominately on the railways to support the growth of the rail network. By the 1930s Coles were manufacturing 'Deck Cranes', these were specifically designed to lift goods and move them short distances and were ideal for working in yards or on construction sites. The 6 Ton Argus Crane was first manufactured in 1954 and Argus was the strongest of all the Coles cantilever cranes. Over 50 years on they can still be found in working order in boat yards and on preserved railways. The Corgi Trackside collection features a great selection on die-cast road transport vehicles with authentic liveries ideal for both the 1:76 scale collector and the OO railway modeller. The Trackside range is the perfect accessory for a railway layout or a themed diorama. The Trackside range includes cars, vans, trucks, emergency services and themed sets. Brand new to Corgi Trackside is a range of construction vehicles and cranes. Click here to browse the complete Corgi Trackside range. Minimize

Arguably the most significant historic aircraft to ever per ... Read more

Arguably the most significant historic aircraft to ever perform on the UK Airshow circuit was Messerschmitt Bf 109G-2 'Black 6'. Powered by a genuine Daimler Benz DB605 engine, this magnificent aeroplane captivated audiences with its unique sound and allowed the opportunity to experience a genuine Axis fighter in the flesh! It was a real show stopper and looked great on the tail of a Spitfire! For an all too brief six year period, 'Black 6', thrilled airshow audiences as the only genuine Axis fighter on the display circuit. Unfortunately, it was decided that she was too valuable an aircraft to be risked by flight demonstration, but on her last public display at Duxford in October 1997, she suffered a landing accident, which caused significant damage to the aircraft - her flying days were finally over. 'Black 6' can now be found on display at the RAF Museum, Hendon. Minimize

Stop, in the name of the claw! The Candy Grabber from The D ... Read more

Stop, in the name of the claw! The Candy Grabber from The Discovery Store is a refillable small-scale replica of the traditional candy grabber arcade machine.One coin in the slot buys you 75 seconds of gametime: Hear the fairground band strike up, mop your top lip and put your hand/eye co-ordination to the test by taking control of the candy claw and prepare to dive for victory - not as easy as it sounds when all eyes are on you.The skilfull amongst you will savour the sweet taste of success, while clumsy oafs with sausage fingers can look on the bright side - at least you haven't spent any real money to look so useless.Tech Specs- 3 Joystick levers for fine control of the candy claw- Includes a bag of coin tokens - Sweets not included- Fairground music that plays for 75 seconds- Requires 3 x D BatteriesThis Arcade Candy Grabber is top of the chocs for gambling goodie munchers of all ages - Just remember to brush your teeth afterwards. Minimize

The signs were there at a young age that Edward would becom ... Read more

The signs were there at a young age that Edward would become a successful business man, in his early teens he worked with his father as part of his Agricultural business. Using his father's delivery trucks he expanded the haulage side of the business and in 1976 formed Eddie Stobart Haulage Company with eight trucks and twelve employees. From here, onwards the business grew to what it is now; Britain's most recognised haulier employing over five thousand people. This set commemorates Edwards's career with one of his early trucks in the Scania 111 and a Scania 4 Series with a curtain side trailer from the peak of Edwards career. In the mid-1970s, Edward Stobart moved from Hesket, Newmarket near Caldbeck to his first depot, 1 Greystone Road in Carlisle. At that time the fleet consisted of eight lorries, a mixture of DAF 2200s and 2800s, a Seddon Atkinson and this Scania, registration number KA0 23P, and named Julia. In this era, Edward was a 'jack of all trades' and would certainly have driven this Scania when required.v Minimize

Sunter Brothers go back to the early part of the century wh ... Read more

Sunter Brothers go back to the early part of the century when four brothers founded the business. Tom Fire, one of the brothers drove trucks during the Great War and from this recognised that there was money to be made in transportation of goods. By the 1930s the brothers were running motor lorries of their own, plying their trade as hauliers of hay, livestock feeds and coal. By 1957 Tom Fire had secured a contract with Bradwell Boilers which gave them their famous name in the heavy haulage industry. As well as this, Sunter Brothers were also used to transport large construction vehicles making this model an ideal companion to the RB19 and Coles Crane. The Corgi Trackside collection features a great selection on die-cast road transport vehicles with authentic liveries ideal for both the 1:76 scale collector and the OO railway modeller. The Trackside range is the perfect accessory for a railway layout or a themed diorama. The Trackside range includes cars, vans, trucks, emergency services and themed sets. Brand new to Corgi Trackside is a range of construction vehicles and cranes. Minimize

Anna Nicole Wig Blond Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, that's we ... Read more

Anna Nicole Wig Blond Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, that's well-known in Hollywood. And tragically the Grim reaper is a gentleman, too. And so it came that he took two of the most famous blondes before they had a chance to finish their careers. One of the most splendid movie stars of 20th century was, is and always will be Marilyn Monroe. Classic movies like Some Like It Hot, Niagara or Gentlemen Prefer Blondes made the blond diva world famous. On August 5, 1962 Marilyn Monroe died under circumstances that remain mysterious up to this very day and became a legend. Another blonde who kind of followed suit was former H&M model Anna Nicloe Smith. In Europe the lush Playboy model and sex bomb shot to fame in 1993 with the advertising campaign of the well-known Swedish fashion brand. The fotos of Ann Nicole caused car crashes and fans stole her pictures from the advertising spaces. In 1994 she had her debut with the comedy Naked Gun 33 1/3. When, also in 1994, at the age of 26, she married 89-year-old oil tycoon J.Howard Marshall, she caused a scandal that made her famous all over the world. On February 8, 2007Anna Nicle Smith died of an accidental drug overdose. Although several conspiracy theories saw other people involved in her death, just like it happened with her idol Marilyn Monroe, the official report states that her death was not considered to be due to homicide or suicide. So two of Hollywood's most famous blondes will remain forever unforgotten same as their platinum blond hair and their beauty spot will remain forever fashionable. The platinum blond ondulated wig is made of shoulder-length synthetic hair and will make your elegant movie star... Minimize

If you assumed iPhone accessories were limited to headphone ... Read more

If you assumed iPhone accessories were limited to headphones, mini speakers and screen protectors, then think again! This cool Apptoyz AppCopter lets you control and fly a Micro RC from your iPhone,* or iPod Touch* or iPad*.This amazing remote controlled toy comes with a compatible 'Bug' device, which sticks onto your iPhone or iPod Touch and plugs in, turning it into a clever little remote for your new executive toy! Before you start flying this RC helicopter just visit the App Store and download the free Apptoyz application.This fun micro RC helicopter is intended for indoors only. It features gyroscopic stabilisation, 3 channel control and charges by USB - so no need for batteries! You can use the iPhone's inbuilt tech by tilting your device to control the AppCopter, or simply us the touch screen functions. With a flying time of 8 minutes and a whole range of sound effects featured within the app, you can have great fun playng with this awesome AppCopter in any indoor environment.So if you're looking for cool iPhone gadgets, either for yourself or as Birthday or Christmas gift, then the excellent AppCopter is perfect! Minimize

Rapidough, a fast-paced game which develops the competitive ... Read more

Rapidough, a fast-paced game which develops the competitive artistic concept a little further, will appeal to fans of Pictionary too. Using a measured amount of modelling clay, players must communicate words to the other member of their teams. The game requires four or more players, to work in two or three teams and players from eight to eighty can enjoy the fun. Players must form themselves into teams with as many members in each as they like and choose from the red, yellow or blue pots of dough. Using the plastic modelling tools, on the mats supplied, players try to communicate words to other members of their teams. Included are lots of words on double-sided word cards which are sure to be a challenge to model. The three types of word cards each provoke a different mode of play. There are cards with one word which modellers on all teams must attempt, cards with three words in different colours with which each team must attempt the word in their corresponding dough colour and cards with three words of the same colour from which modellers may choose the word they feel is easiest. At first examination the rules to these three possible modes can seem somewhat complicated, but once play has started, teams will pick them up quickly. The words which modellers must attempt range from easily achievable, (like bottle, horseshoes, chimney) to downright mindboggling (haggis, duct, extrude). The task becomes even more challenging when the amount of dough which can be used is discovered. Each attempt at modelling must use only the small measure of dough allotted by the plugger, an ingenious device which is plunged into the mass of dough and extracts the appropriate amount. Contestants must then do the best they can to form the dough in to a model of the required word, while their team-mates try to guess what the work of art before them could possibly represent. Since the dough is water-based and will dry out after extended periods of time--to maintain the dough, knead small amounts of water into it, and after each game wrap the dough in Clingfilm and keep it in its container with the lid securely fastened. A great game for the whole family, or for competitive grown-ups. --Rachel EdissThe game comes with: Three containers of coloured modelling dough Three modelling mats Three modelling tools One plugger 500 double-sided word cards One doughbank Minimize

In the 1970s Eddie Stobart built its high profile brand on ... Read more

In the 1970s Eddie Stobart built its high profile brand on the courtesy of its drivers, the quality of its fleet and exceptional service. These benchmark standards remain important, but Stobart also understand the customer service, employment practices and environmental challenges that face modern business today. Over the last few years the Group has evolved beyond its position as an independent road transport and logistics business to a leading UK provider of multimodal transport and logistics solutions. Today, Stobart Group delivers outsourced transport and logistics solutions for a wide variety of manufacturing, retail and public-sector customers across the industrial, consumer, food and defence sectors; working in partnership to transform their supply chain structures and optimise their efficiency. Minimize

CC13730 - Scania R Houghton Parkhouse Livestock Transporte ... Read more

CC13730 - Scania R Houghton Parkhouse Livestock Transporter- Scottish Borders The original company of A Redpath & Son was formed with one 32 tonne Arctic in 1955 moving livestock and agricultural products within the Scottish Borders. Expansion followed and in 1994 the company became Valley Transport with a fleet of 10 vehicles ranging from 7 ton trucks to Artics. At this time it was decided to concentrate purely on the transportation of Livestock moving cattle, sheep and pigs between farms, markets and abattoirs throughout Britain. Valley Transport has built up a strong client base with both independent farmers and blue chip companies thanks to the efficiency and professionalism of their staff centred around the care of the animals that they transport. Minimize

AA38705 - Spitfire F.MkXIVe (clipped wing) RN135, YB-A, Sq ... Read more

AA38705 - Spitfire F.MkXIVe (clipped wing) RN135, YB-A, Sqn. Ldr. James 'Ginger' Lacey, OC No. 17 Sqn RAF Squadron leader James Harry Lacey was one of the RAFs leading fighter pilots of the Second World War with 28 aircraft destroyed, 4 probables and 9 damaged. Ginger Lacey experienced his first aerial combat with 501 Sqn in France during May 1940 and was awarded the Croix de Guerre for his 5 victories. In June 1940, 501 Sqn were in the thick of the Battle of Britain with Lacey becoming one of the highest scoring RAF pilots with 18 victories. He was awarded the DFM on August 23rd 1940 and on November 26th, 1940, Lacey received a Bar to the DFM for his continuous and outstanding courage and bravery. Following various postings within the RAF during 1941-42, Lacey was posted to 20 Sqn based at Kaylan, India in March 1943 before joining 1572 Gunnery Flight in July. Lacey remained in India, taking command of 155 Sqn in November 1944, and 17 Sqn later that month. RN135/TB-A, is the clipped wing version of the Spitfire XIV flown by Squadron Leader Lacey while Commanding Officer of 17 Sqn, based at Seletar, Singapore in late 1945. Minimize

AA39202 - Spitfire MkI - K9789, Sqn Ldr Henry Cozens, No ... Read more

AA39202 - Spitfire MkI - K9789, Sqn Ldr Henry Cozens, No 19 Squadron, Royal Air Force, Duxford, Aug 1938 19 Squadron was the first to receive Spitfires which replaced their open cockpit, fixed undercarriage Gauntlets biplanes. For pilots, the Spitfire was a huge step forward in technology. K9789 was the first and was flown by Squadron Leader Cozens on 11th August 1938. At this time there were no training units or even manuals and pilots were provided with only basic instructions before making their first flights. Orders were received to use K9789 for intensive trials and over 400 hours were flown by squadron pilots in a very short space of time and the findings reported. Various propeller types were used and it was found that the constant speed propeller was the best. As a result, all operational Spitfires were fitted with them before the start of the War. A bulged canopy was also recommended and adopted on future production aircraft along with other suggestions. K9789 survived the war but was scrapped in 1945. Minimize

This fun wooden sand pit has a colourful box for your child ... Read more

This fun wooden sand pit has a colourful box for your children to store their sand toys - so they'll never get lost in the garden again! Encouraging outdoor play and exercise, this sand pit is perfect for digging, building and creating shapes in the sand with friends.The Plum® Store-It Sandpit is made from premium FSC® certified timber with rounded corners for added safety. Easy to assemble and is supplied with a protective cover and ground sheet. The internal textile ground cover prevents weeds from growing through and allows water to drain out of your sandbox. For added versatility, just add play balls and you have an instant ball pit to keep your young kids amused for hours. Twice the entertainment in one product and only uses a small footprint in the garden.Features and Benefits- Fun sand pit with colourful box to store sand toys- Made from premium FSC certified timber with rounded corners for added safety- Sand pit includes protective cover and ground sheet- Internal ground cover prevents weeds from growing through and allows water drainage- Just add play balls to convert into a ball pit- 12 month manufacturer's warranty against wood rot and insect damage- Supplied flat packed and pre-drilled with easy assembly instructions- Easy to assemble in approx 1 hour with 1 adult- Recommended age 18 months+- Sand/play balls not included- Weight of sand required: 70 - 140kg- Assembled size: L1.02 x W0.96 x H0.15m- Internal dimensions sand area: L0.793 x W0.925 x H0.14m- Internal dimensions storage area: L0.175 x W0.925 x H0.14mWarnings- Always cover the sand pit when not in use- Regularly check sand for impurities and sharp objects- Use washed play sand suitable for use in children's sand pits- Adult supervision recommended at all times- Adult assembly required- Minimum user age 18 months- Maximum user weight 50kg- Outdoor use only- Only for domestic use Minimize

Experience a whole new twist on accessory design with the U ... Read more

Experience a whole new twist on accessory design with the Umagine Bizu Bead Style Studio. This musthave style center lets you store, select and dispense your Bizu collection, making you the designer. With over 15,000 combinations, the Style Studio rotating tower allows you to inventory your Bizu collection and create new fashionable accessories. Follow the trend by making Glam, Rock, Wild, or Funky styles, then become the trendsetter by mixing and matching to create an entirely new look. Create 4 stylish bracelets, link 3 together to make a necklace, or set the style with cool backpack and cell phone accessories.The Umagine Bizu Bead Style Studio features Includes Style Studio rotating tower, 40 beads (including 4 character heads), 4 elastic bands with toggle clasps, 1 beading tool, 2 clips, 4 character template cards and 1 instruction guide Create fashionable accessories with your favorite Bizu characters Create four bracelets or link three bracelets to create a stylish necklace Design backpack and cell phone accessories Over 15,000 possible combinations Rotating tower lets you store, select and dispense beads Height 10 x 6 inches Weight 1 lb, 6 oz Minimize

Between 1973 and 1985, Roger Moore appeared as Bond seven t ... Read more

Between 1973 and 1985, Roger Moore appeared as Bond seven times. This two piece box set contains two die-cast replicas of the cars Moore made famous in his role as Bond, the Lotus Esprit Underwater vehicle from The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and the Lotus Esprit Turbo from For Your Eyes Only (1981). Packed in bespoke, individually numbered collectors box complete with biography booklet illustrating the actor's portrayal of James Bond. Each car is approx 11cm long. Minimize

Corgi is proud to present the The London 2012 Die-cast Pict ... Read more

Corgi is proud to present the The London 2012 Die-cast Pictogram Figurine Collection #1 Football This collection of die-cast figurines is based on the official London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic pictograms which represent the sporting disciplines at the Games. These models are perfect to mark this historical event and we hope that this collection will become a lasting legacy of a monumental moment in sporting history. There are thirty hand-finished figurines in the collection each of which has been designed by Corgi in the UK. Each figurine is up to 5cm tall and is presented on a shard shaped base of between 9cm and 11cm with a 3-D Olympic or Paralympic London 2012 emblem cast in the front of the base. Minimize