Oxford Diecast Scania S Series Livestock Trailer A W Jenkinson 1:76

Oxford Diecast Scania S Series Livestock Trailer A W Jenkinson 1:76The luxurious Scania S Series cab has pulled varied Oxford loads including fridge trailers, cylindrical tankers and standard box trailers. Here it has taken on another Oxford favourite the Houghton Parkhouse Livestock Trailer. And it is as owned by A W Jenkinson, whose distinctive white and shaded green three trees livery is instantly recognisable. The company is one of the UKs largest providers of haulage, distribution and logistics services and

The luxurious Scania S Series cab has pulled varied Oxford loads including fridge trailers, cylindrical tankers and standard box trailers.  Here it has taken on another Oxford favourite – the Houghton Parkhouse Livestock Trailer.  And it is as owned by A W Jenkinson, whose distinctive white and shaded green ‘three trees’ livery is instantly recognisable. The company is one of the UK’s largest providers of haulage, distribution and logistics services and prides itself on being able to transport everything from logs from Scottish forests to delivering bags of compost to garden centres via motorways to country roads.

The Scania S cab appears in pure white including the aerofoil with green and black sun visor, green lettering and the signature three trees in degrees of shaded green, grey and black. The interior is black as is the main exterior trim, apart from silver fuel tanks and wheels. The livestock trailer is also white, masked with a dark green rear side section with dark green rear doors, also depicting the Jenkinson ‘three trees’. The trailer sits on a dark green chassis.  The sides feature silver bars and struts, adding a final detail to this contemporary model, registered PJ73 XJH from 2023/24.

Dimensions and Weights

Packed: 25cm x 6.7cm x 9cm ( L x W x H ) ( L x W x H )

Unpacked: 23.2cm x 3.9cm x 6.2cm ( L x W x H )

Dimension excludes shipping carton. Packed item comes on plinth with case.

Scale

1:76 scale means that this is 76 times smaller than the full sized vehicle(s)

For a much more detailed explanation of scale and the history please follow this link.