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LITTLE BUS COMPANY 6 Appleyard, Haworth Close, Halifax, HX1 2NN. Tel: 01422 301600 E-mail: |
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The Little Bus Company produces an ever-changing range of model bus and coach kits representing vehicles which were built and operated from the 1930s to the 1970s. Each kit is available for a variable, limited period, and some are re-issued, depending on demand. The availability list below gives the status of the current range and will be updated regularly, as changes occur. New kits are generally announced twice a year and may then be pre-ordered. Production is a slow process and whilst we try to maintain planned dates, changes (or even substitutions), may occur at short notice. Please this page to keep up with the latest Little Bus News!
Don't forget to have a look at what is ....... Coming Soon ! Please note that where a display page with full details and photographs of the model is available, the Kit No. is a link to that page. Where the page has not yet been created, the Kit No. link will take you to the Coming Soon page with photographs of the masters in development. The new kits illustrated on the Home page and Coming Soon page will be available gradually in due course, and will also acquire their own pages. All customers with pre-orders will be notified as usual. Please note that NO PAYMENT IS REQUIRED ON PRE-ORDERS UNTIL AVAILABLE. Click here for the latest news (at the bottom of this page).
Following next year will be the PFN 0 open top East Kent `Puffin`, the two Duple Commanders 31 and 36 plus C2C London Transport `C` class Leyland Cub. The re-issue of ROE 6 Guy Arab II Roe re-body has finally been sorted out and this will have an open or platform door option to provide for the Devon General version. New for 2010/11 Two Southdown Cubs, a Park Royal bus and a Harrington coach, the London Transport offering is STL19 a Lowbridge STL and two Willowbrook coaches for Grey Cars the Viking and Viscount. Continuing with Willowbrook, WIL 6 will be a Bristol K5G Willowbrook `lowbridge` 1950. A further coach of the late 60`s period will be BEAD7 the Beadle Rochester, Southdown style. Having
produced some of the more popular kits it is always good to include some
rare and maybe unusual prototypes such as the 6 wheeler `Portland` and the
Neepsend Atlantean recently. The
Bristols are all L5G`s: - BT39 with BBW body for Bristol Tramways and Bath Services also by some strange quirk Doncaster had three, 1939. - SWN 40 Bristol bodied bus of Western/Southern National with roof rack. And of course the EEL. A Bedford WTB with Burlingham body for Bournemouth, 1938/9 The WULF - well a Wulfrunian. What else!! Subject to demand LEY27L and PFN1 will be re-issued
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