Oxford Diecast 1:76 Aveling and Porter 6 NHP Road Roller No.10991 Janet Buildings & Stations 2 would go on to

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fully fitted freight trains were required by law to be carry a break van at the end

one soldier with the Handie Talkie (Thompson submachine gun on the ground) and a rifleman down on one knee

It is armed with a single 25mm M242 automatic cannon

Oxford Diecast 1:76 Aveling and Porter 6 NHP Road Roller No.10991 Janet Buildings & Stations 2 would go on toThe 1: 76 scale Aveling & Porter Road Roller in a bright and cheerful colour scheme. The vibrant red, black and gold body is topped with a black upper roof and brown inner roof. Registered BC 9483, the road roller features red and black spokes, the rear wheels are lined in red with black centres and the outer roller wheels are a buff colour. Numbered 10991 Janet belonged to John E Golding, Car Body Repair Specialist of Loughborough, Leicester, whose