B-Type Bus OCCRE 1/24 scale

[GaryM]

Nice. Clean looking build.

 

[Aginvicta]

Nice. Clean looking build.

Thank you Gary

 

[Swabbie]

 

[Aginvicta]

Thanks Peter. Looking at the picture of the Routemaster cab there I have often thought about getting the Revell model kit. Funny enough despite spending a fair bit of time in London when I was younger I have never been on a Routemaster bus or in a Black Cab.
Cheers Andy

 

[dj56]

very nice work Andy

 

[Aginvicta]

very nice work Andy

Dank u Dj

 

[paulv1958]

great work occre do some nice non boat kits.

 

[Pathfinder65]

Excellent work, the picture log is great.

 

[Aginvicta]

great work occre do some nice non boat kits.

Thanks Paul, some of the OCCRE tram kits look good, I'm tempted to get the London tram.

Excellent work, the picture log is great.

Thank you,
Cheers Andy

 

[Anchorman]

Nice kit and a well executed build, good work. I think Airfix made a Dennis Fire Engine kit in the 60's not sure if the two vehicles were built in the same vehicle frame but they look to be about the same vintage. Very nice.

 

[Peglegreg]

Peter was close to the correct word.
Great workmanship
Greg

 

[Aginvicta]

Nice kit and a well executed build, good work. I think Airfix made a Dennis Fire Engine kit in the 60's not sure if the two vehicles were built in the same vehicle frame but they look to be about the same vintage. Very nice.

Thank you, I have the Airfix version of this bus waiting to be built but the parts are covered in a lot of "flash plastic" and I have put it to the bottom of the pile of kits waiting to be built. I remember building the Dennis Fire Engine kit many years ago. The bus was built by a different company LGOC, I imagine that the chassis design was probably a standard chassis design. They were both built around 1910-1914,

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Peter was close to the correct word.
Great workmanship
Greg

Thanks Greg, or should I say "I'll get you Butler"
Cheers Andy

 

[dj56]

Dank u Dj

hello Andy, look what was on "Ostend at anchor" yesterday it reminded me of your double-decker

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[Aginvicta]

Dank u wel Dj, the bus is a Trolley Bus, it used electrical power collected from over head wires through the Trolley Poles on the upper deck. A lot of towns had them, it was cheaper than putting down rail lines for trams. Hastings is a nice seaside town where they pull the fishing boats up onto the beach, you can get freshly caught fish and shell fish straight off the boat. It also has a Cliff Railway,

Cheers Andy