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Only the third release on the 1:76 scale luxury Duple Britannia coach, York Brothers of Northampton follow on from the illustrious Wallace Arnold a...

The Bedford OB Coach was first introduced in 1930 and had a wheelbase of 14ft 6ins, designed to carry 29 passengers.  It was fitted with a 27hp pet...

The Scottish operator A & C McLennan, with a striking dark blue and white liveried fleet, was a well-known independent Pertshire based coach an...

The Leyland PD3 was introduced in the late 1950s to fulfil an industry need for longer buses with less frequency. Based on the PD2, the new PD3 ver...

The AEC Matador Wrecker, used extensively as a WWII workhorse, found its way into the ownership of many commercial operators in civilian life. Sout...

This AEC RF carries the more recent London Transport livery with the white roundel. Registration MLL 938, fleet number RF520 is on Route 219 to Wey...

The city tour bus takes on a complete new meaning with this amazing and highly colourful Routemaster which takes you round the sights of Dublin. Th...

H V Burlingham was a coach building business based in Blackpool in the heyday of luxury saloon coach travel. This model of the full-fronted, verti...

For the third release of the 1:76 scale model, we move eastwards to bring you the  yellow and black coach as run by Eastern Scottish. The original ...

Oxford Diecast Alexander M Type Highland Omnibuses Dimensions and Weights Packed: 17.5cm x 6.5cm x 8cm ( L x W x H ) Unpacked: 15.5cm x 3.2cm x 3.7...

A single deck coach in the shape of the Alexander M-Type. The M-Type was a motorway coach built for the Scottish Bus Group Anglo-Scottish services ...

The history of Western Scottish Bus Company can be traced back to 1929, when the Scottish General Transport Co. Ltd was renamed Western Scottish Mo...

The 1:76 scale Northern Alexander M-Type. The M-Type was a motorway coach built for the Scottish Bus Group Anglo-Scottish services. You’ve seen it ...

This Scottish company was one of the key operators of the era of coach travel, famous for its Bluebird motif on the sides, faithfully replicated he...

At Oxford Diecast we have plenty of old transport models to choose from, including this Oxford Diecast Barton Transport RTL Bus in 1:148 scale. For...

Between 1951 and 1953, London Transport purchased 700 examples of the AEC Regal MK4 fitted with Metro-Cammell bodywork to replace their pre-war sin...

Our single deck coach is a replica of a Beadle Integral rebodied vehicle from J C Beadle of Dartford in Kent from the early 1950s. The company spec...

The 1:76 scale Beadle Integral, a rebodied vehicle from JH C Beadle of Dartford, Kent, makes its third appearance in the popular livery of the Hull...

The Beadle Integral was an example of a rebodied vehicle from J C Beadle of Dartford, Kent, who specialised in buying out-of-service vehicles, upda...

1:76 scale single deck Beadle Integral appears in the highly popular Southdown livery which plied the south coast of England particularly over deca...

Thornes of Bubwith near Selby in East Yorkshire has been a family coach company since 1949, when it was founded by John Thornes, the grandfather of...

The Bedford OB Coach chassis was introduced in 1939. It had a wheelbase of 14ft 6 inches and was designed to carry 26 to 29 passengers depending on...

Oxford Diecast Bedford OB Coach Connemara Bus Dimensions and Weights Packed: 8.6cm x 5.3cm x 4.6cm ( L x W x H ) Unpacked: 5cm x 1.5cm x 1.9cm ( L ...

The Bedford OB Coach chassis was introduced in 1939. It had a wheelbase of 14ft 6 inches and was designed to carry 26 to 29 passengers depending on...