Popular Siku Magirus Ladder Fire Engine, from the Super Classics Emergency Services range. Opening bonnet, rotating/extendable ladder, detachable hose reel. A high standard of detail and finish, as we have come to expect from Siku. Making these a great low cost option for collectors. Approx. 150mm x 50mm x 55mm (6" x 2" x 2.25") with ladder down.

Magirus Auxiliary Fire Tender. Another fine example of the Siku Super Classic Emergency Services range. Opening bonnet and panel doors. Removable ladders, and spare hose reel. The usual great detail and finish, making this a bargain for collectors. Approx. 140mm x 50mm x 60mm (5.5" x 2" x 2.5").

The Volkswagen Type 2 (T1) panel van, commonly known as a "Splittie" due to its split windscreen", was widely used by European police forces from 1950. Proving itself to be a reliable multi-purpose vehicle, these vans remained in police service for decades. Its versatility and robust design saw it serve in various law enforcement roles such as paddy wagon, surveillance vehicle, and prisoner transporter. Diecast metal with some plastic parts. Sealed front and side doors, detailed interior, and opening tailgate. Approx. 17cm x 7cm ( 7" x 2.75").

The Volkswagen Type 2 (T1) panel van, produced from 1950, was widely utilised by European fire departments as a versatile, durable, and compact emergency vehicle. Their maneuverability and cargo capacity made them well suited for use as command posts, firefighter and equipment transports, and specialised fire engines. Some remained in service for over 30 years. Commonly referred to as a "Splitty", due to its split windscreen, these vans proved valuable for rapid response within tight urban areas or mountain regions. Diecast metal with some plastic parts. Sealed front and side doors, detailed interior, and opening tailgate. Approx. 17cm x 7cm ( 7" x 2.75").

The Hotchkiss M201 was a French version of the Willys Jeep, produced from 1955 to 1966. Used by the French Army as a light utility vehicle until as late as the year 2000. Initially built under license, very few changes were made to "La Jeep" during its production run. With a light metal frame, rigid axles, leaf springs, and a 60hp modified Willys Go Devil in-line four, the M201's light weight and gearing provided excellent off-road capability. Adapted versions included this Light all-terrain Fire Vehicle. Diecast metal with plastic parts. Detailed equipment and underside. No opening parts. Approx. 7.5cm x 4cm (3" x 1.5"). Comes in a blister pack.

AEC Mercury Turntable Ladder RFS 132 of the Edinburgh and SE Area Fire Brigade. The Mercury TL was produced from 1957 until the late 1960s. Almost 200 were built and over half of these came with extending Merryweather 100 ft ladders. A classic 50's monster, finished in traditional red and silver. Detailing includes Merryweather badging and the colourful South Eastern Fire Brigade crest, incorporating two Scottish thistles. Approx. 13cm x 3cm x 4cm (5" x 1.25" x 1.5"). Comes in an acrylic display case.

Three car Greenlight Model Police Car set consisting of 1 x GL-44945-B 1981 Chevrolet Caprice Classic (Navajo County Police), 1 x GL-44945-D 1983 Ford LTD Crown Victoria (Arizona Highway Patrol), and 1 x GL-43000-A 1985 Dodge Diplomat (New York State Police). Three cars from the glorious 1980's. Each model is approx. 8cm (3.25") long.