Oxford Diecast 76WM001

Mr Whippy Mercedes Ice Cream Van - 1:76 Scale

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Prototype Eras
Era 9 (1995 to 2004) Initial Privatisation
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

The 1:76 scale version of this vehicle is already part of Oxford's 1:43 scale series where it also appears in Wall's Ice Cream livery.

The lively colour scheme features all-over graphics against a bright red colour base, illustrating some of Whitby's favourite brands including Ben and Jerry's, Magnum and Mr Whippy. Note the personalised number plate W11 TBY and the finely detailed Mercedes badge in the radiator grille. Another authentic detail features on the back where the black and white cow is issuing a warning to oncoming motorists to 'Mind that Child. I'm on the Moove'.

Other facts about Mr Whippy

• The Mr Whippy brand was created in the United Kingdom in 1956.
• The first Mr Whippy van was a converted Morris Minor.
• Mr Whippy ice cream is made using a process called overrun, which involves adding air to the mixture to create a soft, whipped texture.
• Mr Whippy ice cream is available in over 20 countries around the world.

 Also shown here is the research vehicle, patterns and some

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Mr Whippy Mercedes Ice Cream Van – 1:76 Scale

This model, part number 76WM001, depicts a Mercedes ice‑cream van from the period of railway rebuilding. It is produced in 1:76 scale and also appears in Oxford’s 1:43 scale range, where it is shown in Wall’s Ice Cream livery. The livery features a bright red base with all‑over graphics that include the Ben and Jerry’s, Magnum and Mr Whippy brand logos. A personalised number plate reads W11 TBY, and the radiator grille displays a finely detailed Mercedes badge. The rear panel shows a black‑and‑white cow with the warning “Mind that Child. I’m on the Moove”.

The Mr Whippy brand was established in the United Kingdom in 1956, the first van being a converted Morris Minor. The ice‑cream is produced using an overrun process, which incorporates air to achieve a soft, whipped texture, and the product is now sold in more than 20 countries.