E20145 Bedford OB Coach SS7486 Stark's of Dunbar Brand_Realtrack thirteen 5700 locomotives were sold

thirteen 5700 locomotives were sold to the London Transport being painted in the attractive lined red livery

mounted on to an AEC Mercury chassis was the most popular of all British turntable ladder appliances supplied during the 1950s and 1960s

you’re sure to make your miniature folk very happy indeed when they see the arrival of the ice cream trailer in its eye-catching white and blue colour scheme

multi-wheel locos on tracks with ease

E20145 Bedford OB Coach SS7486 Stark's of Dunbar Brand_Realtrack thirteen 5700 locomotives were soldThe Bedford OB coach must arguably rank as one of the most instantly recognisable bus and coach types; its swept back lines and distinctive bull nose radiator helping to seamlessly combine style with mechanical practicality. The OB was introduced in 1939 as a replacement for Bedfords earlier WLB type, and featured a 28hp engine with a four speed manual gearbox, a fully floating rear axle, and vacuum servo assisted hydraulic brakes. The top speed was