Oxford Diecast 7 Piece Royalty Set

Oxford Diecast

£42.95

This evocative set of cars spans four generations of the British Royal Family and includes favourite vehicles which the family have driven themselves as well as cars used on state occasions and for official duties. For this reason, they are instantly recognisable too, being associated with specific events in the life of the Royals. The set is presented in an attractive bespoke box and graphics include details of each of the models on the back. Each vehicle is between 5.5 and 6.5cm long and pack size is 22cm*18cm. OTHER COLLECTIONS FROM Oxford Diecast Included in 76SET74 , The Royal Family Set

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