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Oxford Diecast 76VOL4004

Volvo Fh4 Tipper Wains Transport

Manufacturer catalogue image - please note that pre-release images may be CAD renders or CGI images rather than photographs

Prototype Eras
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

Oxford's new Volvo FH4 cab comes with two tooling options, the G and the GXL. For this release, we've selected the G version, as used by Wains Transport from Kentisbeare in Devon, to pull their substantial tipper trailer. The vehicle is registered WG63 GWW.

The cab, decorated in red and white with yellow graphics and black interior seating, bears the Wain Transport slogan 'UK and European Haulage' and features both the European flag and the Union Flag behind the cab windows. The flags appear again on the tipper sides. The cab and trailer chassis are both red, the tipper section is silver with red graphics and the tipper cover, also red has the detail of a white stripe along its length.

Bringing a modern image to Oxford's heavy haulage fleet, this release also extends the geographical spread to the south west of England, which will please collectors from the region.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Volvo FH4 Tipper – Wains Transport (Part No 76VOL4004)

This model represents the rebuilding era of the railways and depicts a Volvo FH4 cab in the G tooling version, as operated by Wains Transport of Kentisbeare, Devon. The vehicle bears the registration WG63 GWW and is shown pulling a substantial tipper trailer.

The cab is finished in red and white with yellow graphics, a black interior and the Wains Transport slogan “UK and European Haulage”. Both the European Union flag and the Union Flag appear behind the cab windows and on the sides of the tipper. The chassis of cab and trailer are red; the tipper body is silver with red graphics, and the tipper cover is red with a white stripe running the length of it.

The release expands Oxford’s heavy‑haulage range into the south‑west of England, offering a modern image for collectors in that region.