Oxford Diecast Bloodhound Missile Set

Oxford Diecast

£34.95

Our 1950s Bloodhound Missile Set comprises a 'Bristol' Bloodhound Guided Missile complete with Launching Ramp and Loading Trailer in approximate 1:76 scale. The warhead is towed by a 1:76 scale Land Rover Series 1 with Canvas Back in RAF dark blue livery. The RAF roundel features on the missile itself and on the Land Rover's front wing. This intricate set is presented in retro style packaging featuring the extensive model detail in full colour. Our Oxford model incorporates many of the details of the 'real thing' which was considered very advanced for its era. The Bristol Bloodhound was develo

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