Oxford Diecast 76FRE005

Land Rover Freelander London Underground

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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

A pretty high-vis livery for the 1:76 scale Land Rover Freelander, in which it is deployed as an Emergency Incident Vehicle for the London Underground. Painted a brilliant white, the emergency graphics are printed in bright red and blue with yellow and red hazard markings across the back. Registered VK12 GPU from the first half of 2012, additional identification 7429LR is finely printed blue on the window pillars to the sides of the windscreen. The London Underground roundel appears on the bonnet and also alongside the London Underground Emergency Incident Vehicle lettering on the driver and front passenger doors. A red chequered effect runs the length of the Freelander sides above the red and blue masked skirt. The interior is finished in beige.

This model would look at home on either your modern London railway layout or as part of your emergency vehicle line-up.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Land Rover Freeleland (1:76) – London Underground Emergency Incident Vehicle
Manufacturer Part Number: 76FRE005
Period represented: Rebuilding of the railways

The vehicle carries a high‑visibility livery in a brilliant white base. Emergency graphics are printed in bright red and blue, with yellow and red hazard markings on the rear. It is registered VK12 GPU from the first half of 2012 and bears the additional identifier 7429LR printed in blue on the window pillars beside the windscreen. The London Underground roundel appears on the bonnet, and the wording “London Underground Emergency Incident Vehicle” is shown on the driver and front passenger doors. A red chequered effect runs along the sides above a red‑and‑blue masked skirt. The interior finish is beige.

This model is suitable for inclusion on a modern London railway layout or as part of an emergency‑services collection.