76TIP006 AEC Ergo Tipper Hall Aggregates
The Oxford Construction related model series continues with the well-known and colourful Hall Aggregates livery on the AEC Ergomatic 6-wheel tipper truck. Working out of the Thames Valley, our truck is registered XMH 801G from 1968. Ā The flat fronted poppy red cab features the distinctive AEC inverted blue triangle badge on the front of the radiator, while a yellow number 5546 is printed within a yellow on red diamond shape on the cab doors. Ā The Hall Aggregates name with their Thames Valley base is also printed in yellow above the cab windscreen.
The ridged silver open backed tipper back also features the company name in red and yellow on side boards along both sides of the truck. Ā The chassis, mudguards, interior and steering wheel are all black. The step ring and the wheel bosses are silver inside the red wheel hubs, while the radiator grille is reproduced in silver and black. Ā For ultimate realism, all you need now is a 1:76 scale load of aggregate!
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The Oxford Construction related model series continues with the well-known and colourful Hall Aggregates livery on the AEC Ergomatic 6-wheel tipper truck. Working out of the Thames Valley, our truck is registered XMH 801G from 1968. Ā The flat fronted poppy red cab features the distinctive AEC inverted blue triangle badge on the front of the radiator, while a yellow number 5546 is printed within a yellow on red diamond shape on the cab doors. Ā The Hall Aggregates name with their Thames Valley base is also printed in yellow above the cab windscreen.
The ridged silver open backed tipper back also features the company name in red and yellow on side boards along both sides of the truck. Ā The chassis, mudguards, interior and steering wheel are all black. The step ring and the wheel bosses are silver inside the red wheel hubs, while the radiator grille is reproduced in silver and black. Ā For ultimate realism, all you need now is a 1:76 scale load of aggregate!
