more | Corgi 1/76 Wright Solar Fusion Doigs of Glasgow (AN41307)
Each model in the range has a reproduction timetable or map from the original bus company. The Scottish model in the range hails from Glasgow and is of a Wright Solar Fusion operated by Doig's of Glasgow on the Strathclyde University Inter Campus service. Quite a model! Presented in bespoke anniversary packagine, each model in the bus range includes a wood effect plinth, a replica timetable or route map, the Corgi Anniversay booklet and a number limited edition certificate.
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more | EFE 1/76 AEC Regent Double Deck Bus Dundee (10113)
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more | Corgi 1/76 A1 Services Daimler CVG6L Bus Model (41910)
Northern Counties - A1 Service . RAG 578 is a Daimler CVG6LX -30 with Northern Counties FH41/32F body delivered in December 1960 to A1 Service owning member Thomas Hunter of Kilmarnock. The body is similar to the famous Southdown ' Queen Mary ' series but as far is known, is the only one fitted to a Daimler chassis. | |
more | Corgi 1/76 Bristol Lodeka FS Mac Tours Edinburgh (OM40806)
Travel on Mac Tours unique and distinctive vintage buses and let us show Edinburgh's stunning scenery. | |
more | Corgi 1/76 RTW Bus Model A1 Services (OM41705)
Ayrshire Bus Owners (A1 Service) Ltd., the largest of several co-operative bus companies on the Ayrshire coast, thrived for more than sixty years after being set up in 1931 but sold out to the Stagecoach group in 1995. Its name and blue and off-white livery have, however, been retained by Stagecoach for the main Ardrossan-Kilmarnock service which it operated.
A1 Service had over twenty bus owners in it, each being responsible for buying their own buses so the fleet was always varied. Former London Transport buses were popular buys in the 1950s and 1960s with dozens of RT and RTL buses in the fleet. KLB 914 was one of only four of London�s Leyland-bodied 8�-wide RTW class of Leyland Titans to join the A1 fleet, being acquired by Hunter, Kilmarnock in April 1965. | |
more | Corgi 1/76 Plaxton Premiere McKindless Bus Group (OM43313)
It's a family name which heralds a family business that is a driving force in Lanarkshire and Glasgow.The McKindless Bus Group was started in Wishaw in 1987.The blue and red 'British Airways' styled clours of their Glasgow Shuttle Express is a familiar sight on the M74 and M8 motorways as they carry comuters, students and shoppers to the city.
Model length 160mm. | |
more | Corgi 1/76 BUT9641T Trolleybus Glasgow Corporation Transport (OM43706)
A real veteran is reproduced here to exact 1/76 scale: the BUT 9641T Trolleybus first introduced in 1948. This Limited Edition is of more than passing historical interest, reflecting in its unadorned side panels the austerity of the immediate post-War years. Features include authentic destination baords, trolley poles and passenger grab rail.
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more | Corgi 1/76 Optare Solo Strathay (OM44109)
Fleet No.250 which is part of the fleet at Blairgowrie depot.In a joint initiative with Perth and Kinross Council the bus runs predominately on Blairgowrie Town Service.Also on a school service in the morning and afternoon peak period and on service 57 in the evening.Strathtay Buses based in Dundee operates a fleet of 159 buses from their depots in Arbroath, Blairgowrie, Dundee, Forfar and Montrose. more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/76 Wrightbus Urban Eclipse Whitelaws Coaches - Stonehouse Lanarkshire (OM46002/1)
Route 254 Stonehouse
Whitelaws Coaches, a family run bus and coach company, was founded by George Whitelaw in 1973 with his wife Sandra by his side. Since the business was established it has grown from a two taxi, one minibus operation to a fleet of 14 coaches and 24 buses | |
more | EFE 1/76 Wright Volvo Renown First Aberdeen (27624)
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more | Corgi 1/76 Wrightbus Urban Eclipse Whitelaws Coaches - Hamilton (OM46002/2)
Route 253 Hamilton Bus Station
Whitelaws Coaches, a family run bus and coach company, was founded by George Whitelaw in 1973 with his wife Sandra by his side. Since the business was established it has grown from a two taxi, one minibus operation to a fleet of 14 coaches and 24 buses | |
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