Austin Somerset Romney Blue
Model
1:76 Scale model produced in finely detailed High Quality Diecast Metal. This model features lots of expertly applied details as based on the prototype.
Features
- 1:76 Scale Model
- High Quality Diecast Metal
- Clear Lid
- Black Plastic Display Base
Contents
- 1 x Oxford Diecast Model Vehicle
Details
Oxford's 1:76 model of the mid 1950s British saloon, the Austin Somerset appears in a foggy blue reminiscent perhaps of the misty Romney marshes landscape. It is brightened up by the wealth of contrasting silver trim to window surrounds, radiator grille, bumpers and lights, as well as the skirt running the length of the sides, while the wheel rims echo the body colour. Registered FJT 742, the model sports a pale grey interior with a final detail depicting the Austin of England badge proudly printed in silver on the bonnet sides.
The Austin Somerset was classed in real life as a medium sized four-door family car, produced at Austin's Longbridge factory between 1952 and 1954, when it was superseded by the Austin Cambridge.
Original: $12.03
-70%$12.03
$3.61
Description
Model
1:76 Scale model produced in finely detailed High Quality Diecast Metal. This model features lots of expertly applied details as based on the prototype.
Features
- 1:76 Scale Model
- High Quality Diecast Metal
- Clear Lid
- Black Plastic Display Base
Contents
- 1 x Oxford Diecast Model Vehicle
Details
Oxford's 1:76 model of the mid 1950s British saloon, the Austin Somerset appears in a foggy blue reminiscent perhaps of the misty Romney marshes landscape. It is brightened up by the wealth of contrasting silver trim to window surrounds, radiator grille, bumpers and lights, as well as the skirt running the length of the sides, while the wheel rims echo the body colour. Registered FJT 742, the model sports a pale grey interior with a final detail depicting the Austin of England badge proudly printed in silver on the bonnet sides.
The Austin Somerset was classed in real life as a medium sized four-door family car, produced at Austin's Longbridge factory between 1952 and 1954, when it was superseded by the Austin Cambridge.
