Hi all,
this bus is aproximately in scale 1:220.
Does anybody know who made it?
Stephan
Bus
Re: Bus
I can't identify the model, but some observations:
- The bus appears to be an extremely crude copy of a 5b. On the other hand, it could simply be that the 5b is a typical London bus of the period and this is just another model of it.
- The wheels form part of the casting, suggesting it might be something like a token or a charm rather than a toy.
- The idea of a charm is further supported by the small scale and the lump in the roof, which could possibly be for the hanger. Alternatively, that lump could balso have been the attachment point for the poles of a trolleybus, although it is probably too far back for that (c.f. 56a).
- The bus appears to be an extremely crude copy of a 5b. On the other hand, it could simply be that the 5b is a typical London bus of the period and this is just another model of it.
- The wheels form part of the casting, suggesting it might be something like a token or a charm rather than a toy.
- The idea of a charm is further supported by the small scale and the lump in the roof, which could possibly be for the hanger. Alternatively, that lump could balso have been the attachment point for the poles of a trolleybus, although it is probably too far back for that (c.f. 56a).
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Re: Bus
Something like this...
...or this
...I have one similar to this but missing the chain and ring.
Ghosthunter.
...or this
...I have one similar to this but missing the chain and ring.
Ghosthunter.
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Re: Bus
Thank's Lee. it's my pleasure
Ghosty.
Ghosty.