Scania CP31 Fire Pump Ladder South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue

Scania CP31 Fire Pump Ladder South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue

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
• Authentic South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue livery, representing a real UK frontline fire appliance
• Highly detailed 1:76 scale diecast model, ideal for OO gauge modern railway layouts and emergency scenes
• Realistic Scania CP31 pump ladder design, combining fire engine and aerial rescue capability in one vehicle

Details:

Model Details

The Oxford Diecast Scania CP31 Pump Ladder South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue (item 76SFE013) is a highly detailed 1:76 scale model representing a modern frontline UK fire appliance. Finished in authentic South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service livery with operational markings, roof equipment, and realistic cab detailing, it captures one of the most important types of contemporary fire engines used in British emergency response.

Designed for OO gauge railway layouts and modern emergency service dioramas, this model is ideal for urban fire stations, incident scenes, motorway response layouts, and realistic UK city environments.

Historical Background

The Scania CP31 pump ladder is a modern combined fire engine and aerial rescue appliance, widely used by UK fire and rescue services for frontline incident response.

South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue, like many UK brigades, operates Scania-based appliances due to their reliability, strong chassis performance, and ability to support heavy-duty firefighting and rescue operations.

The CP31 cab configuration is built to carry a full operational crew alongside specialist equipment such as breathing apparatus sets, ladders, and rescue tools. These vehicles are a core part of modern UK fire service strategy, enabling rapid response to a wide range of emergencies from building fires to road traffic collisions and industrial incidents.