Manufacturer - Oxford Diecast
Scale - 1/76 approx (5cm - 6cm long) Suitable for all dublo railway layouts.
Removable from Plinth - Yes
Display Case - Yes
Official Product - Yes
Important Please Read
These Models are not originally intended for use with cake decoration, due to small parts, however I get lots of people buying these for this purpose from my shop.
Therefore what I am saying is that neither myself nor Oxford Diecast endorse this use.
So please be careful.
The Product
These products are made mainly from metal, and come in lovely display case, they are used mainly for Model railway layouts, and model colletors and car enthusiasts.
These are very unlike other edible models on here, these are proper fully Licenced products, with huge amount more detail than your normal car products in this section.
Others that have bought this product for use as cake topper, or as gift for someone who does not collect cars, has been amazing, and this is what has brought me to selling these in this section, but as before please be careful with small parts.
Benefits of Multi - buying with 1 postage cost.
Postage devalues your items true worth, therefore multi buying with 1 postage cost helps spread that cost.
Example
Buying 1 item postage Equivalent per item = £3.95
Buying 2 item’s postage Equivalent per item = £1.98
Buying 3 item’s postage Equivalent per item = £1.32
Buying 4 item’s postage Equivalent per item = £0.98
Buying 5 item’s postage Equivalent per item = .79P
Buying 6 item’s postage Equivalent per item = .65P
Buying 7 item’s postage Equivalent per item = .56P
Buying 8 item’s postage Equivalent per item = .49P
Warning = Stop using Free postage for multi items “ITS RIP OFF”
No postal service in world offers free postage, therefore cost is integrated into price.
Meaning you buy 5 items with Free Postage, you are in effect paying 5 Postages, and millions of people have no idea this is happening.
Highest amount anyone bought using this method was 47 items at postal cost of £3.95 ( postage Equivalent per item = 8p )
Let’s be very conservative here if you bought 5 items on free postage with average of £3.50 integrated into cost of each, you would be unknowingly paying £17.50 postage, yet you would be under belief that it was “FREE POSTAGE”
Simply add all items you want to basket, then check them all out together.
Have Great Day
Graham
