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Oxford Diecast 76MB008

Mercedes Actros SSC Tipper Ronnie S Evans

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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

Ronnie S Evans started his haulage business in the 1960s, focussing as agricultural merchants, including warehousing and storage of agricultural feedstuffs and fertilisers from their operating base in Llanelli, South Wales. The business is still owned by the Welsh-speaking family and has expanded from those early days into an established and well-respected UK and European enterprise with depots in both London and the Midlands, transporting goods and materials for clients in industry, manufacturing and food production.

Here at Oxford, we are pleased to celebrate Ronnie S Evans' Welsh heritage with this 1:76 scale replica of their Mercedes Actros SSC vehicles, which is employed here with a tipper trailer in their corporate colours of cream and orange on a black chassis. The load is covered with a red tarpaulin and the company lettering is predominantly cream and black. Registered CN65 SXA from the second half of 2015, a particular addition for this release comprises new side boards for the tipper trailer which feature all the Ronnie S Evans contact information together with the colourful Welsh and European Union flags.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Mercedes Actros SSC Tipper – Ronnie S Evans
Manufacturer part number: 76MB008
Scale: 1:76

The model represents a Mercedes Actros SSC tipper from the period of railway rebuilding, registered CN65 SXA in the second half of 2015 (from 01/07/2015). It is presented in the corporate colours of cream and orange on a black chassis, with a red tarpaulin covering the load. New side boards on the tipper display the company’s contact details together with the Welsh and European Union flags.

Ronnie S Evans began as a haulage business in the 1960s, initially dealing with agricultural merchants, warehousing and storage of feedstuffs and fertilisers from its base in Llanelli, South Wales. The family‑owned company has since expanded into a UK and European enterprise with depots in London and the Midlands, providing transport services for industry, manufacturing and food production.