Oxford Diecast VOL01WF

Volvo FH Walking Floor Alex Anderson - 1:76 Scale

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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

We have tooled up a very modern Walking Floor trailer paired with the Volvo FH, which makes its debut in this popular truck livery - Alex Anderson of Bo'ness, on the west coast of the Scottish Lowlands. The walking floor concept in modern-day trailers makes it much easier for loading and unloading cargoes and many hauliers are introducing them into their fleets.

The Alex Anderson livery of dark blue and red with dropped shadow lettering is shown off admirably on this brand new model and is full of graphic detail, leaving enthusiasts in no doubt about the Anderson sawdust and woodchip business. The chassis, bumpers, radiator and front mudguards are decorated in red. To the rear, the trailer roof and the bars along the sides are red, while the side tanks are finished in silver. Registered L600 AAA, a finishing touch sees the sun visor reading Bonnie Scotland at the top of the windscreen.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Volvo FH Walking Floor – Alex Anderson livery, 1:76 scale (Manufacturer Part Number: VOL01WF). The model depicts a modern Walking Floor trailer coupled to a Volvo FH cab, representing the post‑war rebuilding era of the British railways. It is intended for collectors of die‑cast trucks and railway‑related memorabilia.

The vehicle is finished in Alex Anderson’s corporate colours of dark blue and red, with dropped‑shadow lettering and graphic detailing that reference the company’s sawdust and woodchip transport business. The chassis, bumpers, radiator and front mudguards are painted red, as are the trailer roof and side bars, while the side tanks are rendered in silver.

The model bears the registration L600 AAA and includes a sun‑visor decal displaying “Bonnie Scotland” at the top of the windscreen, completing the representation of the Scottish Lowlands haulage firm based in Bo’ness.