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Prototype Eras
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation
The Land Rover Discovery 4 has lent itself to numerous roles from private motorists to Emergency Services where it is much loved. Here we see it in a supporting Incident Command role with the Dublin Airport Authority Fire & Rescue Service, decorated in pure orange with blacked up rear side and back windows, a roof light bar and also an orange roof beacon. Graphics appear on all sides of the vehicle as well as its Rescue 2 designation. Note, too, the colourful Fire Authority crest which is printed on the black side windows. The Discovery is registered in Dublin as IO-D-24699.
The Discovery series 4 was the result of a highly detailed internal and external upgrade by Land Rover’s Chief Designer Gerry McGovern, who introduced many mechanical improvements to engines and gearboxes, which certainly made a huge difference to the emergency services end users. As well as the technical enhancements, the cosmetic additions to the interior and upgraded exterior trim rounded off a highly luxurious and technically advanced vehicle for the private motorist too.
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Oxford Diecast produce a 1:76 scale model of a Land Rover Discovery 4 configured as a Dublin Airport fire service vehicle. The model replicates the appearance and livery of the emergency vehicle used at Dublin Airport.
The model is identified by the manufacturer part number 76DIS007. It is cast in die‑cast metal with plastic detail parts and is fully fitted with a ladder, LED lighting and other typical fire‑service equipment.
The model is described as representing the period of the rebuilding of the railways, providing a historical context for collectors interested in that era.