Oxford Diecast Jaguar MkIX Black/Imperial Maroon - 1:43 Scale Sold OUt where it was used mainly

where it was used mainly for towing medium sized guns

Between then and the end of World War II

This mode was issued as part of the Dorset Steam Fair range

The German cross is printed in black and white on the rear fuselage and on the upper and lower wings with a further addition of the German Swastika to the vertical tail fin

It is an interesting addition to a post war military line-up recalling a period before the swallowing up of many regiments and divisions

Oxford Diecast Jaguar MkIX Black/Imperial Maroon - 1:43 Scale Sold OUt where it was used mainlyThe luxury Jaguar Mk IX was produced by Jaguar Cars for two years only between 1959 and 1961, during which time just over 10,000 came off the production line. It was the successor to the Mk VIII and initially the only difference between the two was the Mk XI badge on the boot lid, although later models had a larger tail light assembly and an added amber section to the traffic indicators Competitively priced, you could get one for as little as 1995