Oxford Diecast Yellow and Black AEC 690 Cement Mixer

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£24.95

A Cement Mixer in a favourite colourway for construction vehicles – a high visibility bright yellow and black. The new 1:76 scale AEC 690 cab is based on the original vehicle launched at Earl’s Court in 1959 and was produced until 1969. Both the cab and the chassis had been previously developed by Thornycroft who AEC acquired in the early 1960s. Over the years, the updated 690 was re-badged, re-bodied and equipped with different engines, all part of AEC’s new vehicle programme. Like many AEC heavy duty transport vehicles, it was also used extensively by the British military. It was manufacture

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