A side view of Wheels of Time busses

[up1950s]

http://buynscale.com/Wheels%20of%20Time%20City%20Bus.htm

[Sokramiketes]

Did you see Lashedup's photos of the samples displayed at Trainfest here?

http://therailwire.net/smf/index.php/topic,16950.0.html

[up1950s]

Yes , thanks . Now we need an Art Deco depot , but it isn't mandatory . I think there is room for more busses , like an updated version of that bloated Scenicruser . But its nice to see that our buses has finally come in , oddly , all at once . Busses are to passenger trains , as trucks are to freight trains .

[FrankCampagna]

Busses are to passenger trains , as trucks are to freight trains .

Indeed. I intend to model a railroad in 1950. At crossings there will be milk trains passing stopped milk trucks, passenger trains passing buses. "The times they are a'changin'".

Frank

[jmlaboda - RIP]

Anyone know the prototype?

[FrankCampagna]

I believe they are a Mack product.

Frank

[PM-CN-IOX]

Built by Mack, with deliveries starting in 1954 to Seattle.

See here: http://www.geocities.com/~buslist/MC_49.html

A good start and an attractive bus, though I still think a Fageol would have been of wider utility.

[daniel_leavitt2000]

We can get a bus painted for the MBTA but not a Comet II? This scale sucks!

[PM-CN-IOX]

Comet II? As in the de Havilland airliner?

[up1950s]

Comet II? As in the de Havilland airliner?

I remember those and the Caravelle's . A landing path was directly over my house then .