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Oxford Diecast 76WOT001

Ford WOT1 Crash Tender Mickey Mouse (scampton)

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Prototype Eras
Era 3 (1923 to 1947) The Big Four (LNER, LMS, GWR and SR)
Era 4 (1948 to 1956) British Railways Early Crest
Era 5 (1956 to 1966) British Railways Late Crest
Era 6 (1967 to 1972) British Rail Blue (Pre-TOPS)

Manufacturer description

A fire crash tender from WWII as used by the RAF, which will appeal to both fire emergency enthusiasts as well as military collectors.

The Fordson WOT1 (War Office Type 1) major foam tenderwas manufactured at the Ford Dagenham plant from 1940, replacing any production of Ford's civilian range of cars and tractors The WOT1 was introduced as a general purpose chassis and during the War it carried searchlights, barrage balloons and froth fire extinguishers. The WOT1 formed the mainstay of the Royal Air Forces fire-fightingequipment at fighter and bomber bases during World War II and the early post war years. It carried 300 gallons of water and 65 gallons of foam. It would have carried four crew members.

This Oxford model represents a unit that served in Europe with the advancing armed forces after D-day and provided fire cover in Germany during the Berlin Airlift. Our WOTTY is decorated in a beige and brown camouflage scheme and is registered 10 81 40. The tender carries the bowser and comes with hoses and tools all ready for action.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Ford WOT1 Crash Tender – Mickey Mouse (Scampton)

Manufacturer part number: 76WOT001. The model represents the British Railways Early Crest period. It depicts a Fordson War Office Type 1 (WOT1) fire crash tender as used by the Royal Air Force during the Second World War and the early post‑war years. The real vehicle was produced at the Ford Dagenham plant from 1940, replacing civilian car and tractor output, and was employed for a variety of duties including carrying searchlights, barrage balloons and foam fire‑extinguishers. It held 300 gallons of water, 65 gallons of foam and was operated by a crew of four.

This die‑cast version shows a unit that served in Europe after D‑Day (06/06/1944), providing fire cover during the Berlin Airlift. The tender is finished in a beige and brown camouflage scheme, bears the registration 10 81 40 and includes a bowser, hoses and tools ready for action. It is aimed at fire‑emergency enthusiasts and military collectors alike.