Oxford Diecast 76DXF004

DAF XF Euro 6 Livestock Transporter Skeldons 1:76

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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

Manufacturer description

The very colourful two-tone blue and red livery of Skeldons of Stichill, Haulage Contractors looks great on the modern Houghton Parkhouse livestock trailer and will make a bright addition to your Oxford livestock transporter fleet. Skeldon's Scottish Borders roots are pretty evident on both the cab and trailer including the Scottish flags, the Scottish thistles on each side of the radiator grille and the 'Tartan Haggis' figure on the cab doors. The vehicle is also aptly named the Caledonian Drover, if you look at the lettering printed under the windscreen. The company's link with Europe and France in particular sees both flags on the rear of the tractor unit, as well as an Ecosse and France link along the roof line of the cab. Registered SK66 CCD, a final detail not to be missed is the fine artwork behind the driver's window and the rear of the cab featuring Scottish livestock scenes.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast DAF XF Euro 6 Livestock Transporter – Skeldons, 1:76 scale.
Manufacturer part number: 76DXF004.
The model represents the rebuilding of the railways period.

The tractor unit is finished in a two‑tone blue and red livery that reflects the colours of Skeldons of Stichill, Haulage Contractors. The cab and the attached Houghton Parkhouse livestock trailer display a number of Scottish details, including Scottish flags, thistles on each side of the radiator grille and a “Tartan Haggis” figure on the cab doors. The lettering “Caledonian Drover” is printed under the windscreen.

Additional decorative features include the Union Jack and French flags on the rear of the tractor, an “Ecosse – France” badge along the roof line, the registration “SK66 CCD”, and fine artwork depicting Scottish livestock scenes behind the driver’s window and at the rear of the cab.