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   The attractive colours of Barton Transport on this model helps celebrate the Centenary of the company. This Leyland TD1, new to the company in 1930 was 502 (EK8109) and it is seen working a service to Plungar JULY RELEASE |
 The first release of the AEC Mercury features Phorpres Bricks and the London Brick Company. AEC trucks were predominant in the companies large fleet of vehicles and L172 (687GTM )is a typical truck from the fleet. This truck will have a payload. AUGUST RELEASE |
 Buslines was a popular London operator and used this attractive orange and brown livery. 628 (P628CGM) is working route 203 to Staines. SEPTEMBER RELEASE |
 One of the work horses in the Western Welsh fleet was their Leyland PD2's. In the traditional BET dark red this lowbridge bus, 954 (EUH954) is en route to Ammanford. AUGUST RELEASE |
 1142 (MDS868V) is working on route 3 to Cambuslang. JULY RELEASE |
 With a variety of Wallace Arnold vehicles in our model fleet this is the first to feature the distinctive two tone grey livery. Registered AUA422J our Panorama Elite III is working a Holiday Tour. AUGUST RELEASE |
 BRS were a big user of AEC trucks as can be seen in this Mk V flatbed. Working from the Mitcheldean depot, GP82 (OSD32) it would have been used to transport a wide variety of loads. SEPTEMBER RELEASE |
 The Executors of Samuel Ledgard took six ex London Transport low height RLHs and used them in and around the Leeds area. Former London RLH8 (KYY508) is working a service to Horsforth via White Cross. AUGUST RELEASE |