A detailed model of the Alexander Y body coach in operation with the Hants and Dorset division of the National company. Painted in a red and white scheme, this model represents fleet number 3096, registration AJA 146B on a long-distance service to Manchester.

In the more standard livery fleet number 74 complements the  last Titan from this popular fleet. The model captures RMO 74Y working route 17 to The Three Tuns, Wokingham Road. 

Bristol Lodeka Wilts & Dorset, Wilts & Dorset Motor Services Ltd started business in 1915, acquired Salisbury and District Motor Services and in 1931 came under the control of the Tilling & British Automobile Traction Ltd. and the Southern Railway, Wilts & Dorset passed along with Hants & Dorset to the Tilling Groupon the dissolution of TBAT in 1942 model length 108mm

Collector's of the 'Queen Mary' range of Original Omnibus 1/76 scale replicas well welcome this brand new addition to the 'fleet'. It reproduces a restored vehicle in People's Provincial livery, featuring a photo-etched radiator, full passenger seating, glazed windows all round and authentic destination boards.

A handsome new addition to any collection of Excaliburs comes in the shape of this 1/76 scale model of the airport service coach between Oxford, Heathrow and Gatwick. It features the latest 'the airline' livery, as well as poseable wheels, separately applied rear view mirrors and detailed driver's compartment.

Volvo B10M's with Plaxton Excalibur coachwork in Oxford Bus Company's express fleet. Refurbished to a high standard as part of the relaunch of the prestigious Oxford-London route during winter 2003-4. The coaches bring a touch of style to the M40, with their deep pine and Satsuma livery, smartly designed graphics and rear adverts in a distinctive style. The 13 refurbished coaches (fleet numbers 14-26) were originally delivered between September 1999 and March 2001.

Wilts & Dorset introduced three of these Volvo/Plaxton coaches on the X33 Bournemouth - Ringwood - Southampton route in March 2004. the coaches had previously been operated by the Oxford Bus Company another Go-Ahead subsidiary, fleet number 3233 (R807 NUD)shows the special livery, designed by RayStenning of Best Impressions, carried by these coaches to advertise the service.

MCW Metrobus Reading Buses/London Express, Reading Buses, one of only seventeen remaining Municipally owned Bus Company's in the UK, has a proud history of providing public transport for the population of Reading and the surrounding area.It celebrated its Centenary in 2001.Each weekday over 31,000 men, women and children make a return trip to and from Reading on their buses

Reading Buses, one of only seventeen remaining Municiplly owned Bus Companies in the UK, it has a proud history of providing public transport for the population of Reading and the surrounding area. It celerbrated its centenary in 2001. An integral part of the community, it makes a vital contribution to the local economy, each weekday over 31,000 men, women and children make a return trip to and from Reading on their buses and in a year over 19.7 million passengers will use it services.

Operator: South Gloucestershire Bus & Coach
Fleet Number:  139
Registration: N114 UHP
Destination: N/A

Ex-Airbus Volvo Olympian / Alexander Royale represents fleet number 139 (N114 UHP). 139 was delivered new to London United in the autumn of 1995 for London Airbus services. National Express purchased the Airbus operation from London United in1999 along with the 19 Olympians which operated it. These vehicles were unusual in having Air Conditioning, only 9 seats in the lower saloon, luggage racks and a wheelchair space & lift. Following the reduction of Airbus services, South Gloucestershire Bus & Coach acquired many Olympians from the dealer Ensignbus. The University of the West of England in conjunction with South Gloucestershire Bus & Coach Company have been providing affordable transportation for its staff and students from September 2002. The bus route provides, term time only, a direct link to the University campus at Frenchay with its city centre student halls of residence. On average, during each academic year, approximately 80,000 passengers are transported. The buses, an air-conditioned Alexander-bodied Volvo Olympian in thiscase, carry a livery designed by the University Central Graphic DesignStudio, and feature students currently studying at the University.

The ZIP Bus Priority corridor is part of Hampshire County Council’s Local Transport Plan 2001-2006. Bus route 41 has been branded ‘ZIP’ with the logo used on bus stops and shelters on the route between Portsdown Hill, on the northern outskirts of Portsmouth and the village of Clanfield. The improvements to public transport along the A3 trunk road are intended to make an attractive alternative to the car. As part of the improvement, the bus operator First Hampshire & Dorset Ltd purchased a new fleet of buses complete with white, purple and lime green ZIP livery. Since February 2005, the branded Scania OmniCity buses have been operating a frequent daytime service between Gunwharf Quay and Clanfield. 65023 (YN54 NZX) is one of a batch of twenty with ZIP-branding. Each ZIP branded bus has been named after a wild flower which grows in the local chalk soil of Portsmouth Hill – 65023 bears the name ‘Eyebright’ on a nearside window.

The start of a new well requested fleet sees our Bristol VR III registration number VPR 485S, in the colours of Damory coaches' part of Wilts and Dorset. Fleet number 5062 operates route 314 to Salisbury, this much seen Dorset livery is sure to prove popular.

Leyland Olympian in the Wilts and Dorset Red/White/Black paint scheme. Model features seperately moulded wing mirrors, drivers newspaper and ticket machine. Lettering is very finely printed and readable. Destination blind shows route 150 to Swanage.

Operator: Stagecoach South
Fleet Number:  13640
Registration: G283 YRJ
Destination: Rail Replacement Bus Service

Creative Master Northcord Limited is proud to release the South West Trains livery on its well-known 11-metre, tri-axle Leyland Olympian / Alexander R-type coach model. The model represents Stagecoach South 13640 (G283 YRJ) in South West Trains livery. The bus itself has a long service history in different fleets and liveries Delivered new to Hong Kong as Citybus 113, this Alexander-bodied 11-metre Leyland Olympian coach was numbered 13640 by Stagecoach when she returned to the country region in 2003 to operate services for Megabus.com. Retired from Megabus.com service in December 2005, 13640 is one of six converted with luggage and cycle racks for the Rail Support Unit operated by Stagecoach South on behalf of sister company South West Trains, whilst still retaining the WC and Air Conditioning. Additionally, the buses are specially painted in South West Trains livery in accordance with the agreement. 13640 can often be seen operating across the SWT rail network during engineering works at weekends or late at night This early version of the 11-metre Alexander coach differs somewhat from its sister vehicles, most evidently by having gasket-glazed windows fitted instead of the more modern-looking bonded type seen on most of the Olympians returned to the country region by Stagecoach  The HK2008 model is limited to 1700 pieces worldwide.