EFE Invicta Model Rail Commission - 99207A Leyland TD1 Plymouth City Transport

Don't miss your chance to get one of our special commission models for  Invicta Model Rail & Plymouth City Transport Preservation Group, at this weekend events!

99207A will be released over the weekend of July 16/17 2016 at the Bretonside Bus Station closure event on Saturday 16th July and the PCTPG’s annual Bus Rally and Running Day at the George Junction Park & Ride site on Sunday 17th July. 

99207A - Leyland TD1 - Plymouth City Transport WWII

Our limited edition WWII model is registered DR 7405, fleet numbered 124 and shown work on a route to the Theatre. It is shown displaying adverts for Plymouth City Transport Preservation Group.

Only 200 models will be produced. 

RRP £19.99 plus UK P&P £4

Advance orders are being taken now by Invicta Model Rail

please order early to ensure your model and help preserve Plymouth’s transport history!

Available from www.invictamodelrail.com or by calling 0208 302 7774

Also available in store at 130 Station Road, Sidcup, Kent, DA15 7AB. 

or from the www.plymouthcitytransport.co.uk & the PCTPG sales stand at many rallies 

Enquiries should be directed to 0208 302 7774 or emailed to invictamodelrail@btconnect.com

EFE Invicta Model Rail Commission - 99207A Leyland TD1 Plymouth City Transport

We are pleased to announce a special limited edition commission model for Invicta Model Rail & Plymouth City Transport Preservation Group, to celebrate the PCTPG's 10th Anniversary, with half of all profits raised from the sale of each model going to the PCTPG to help them with their ongoing work preserving Plymouth’s transport history.

99207A - Leyland TD1 - Plymouth City Transport WWII

Our limited edition WWII model is registered DR 7405, fleet numbered 124 and shown work on a route to the Theatre. It is shown displaying adverts for Plymouth City Transport Preservation Group.

Only 200 models will be produced. 

RRP £19.99 plus UK P&P £4

99207A will be released over the weekend of July 16/17 2016 at the Bretonside Bus Station closure event on Saturday 16th July and the PCTPG’s annual Bus Rally and Running Day at the George Junction Park & Ride site on Sunday 17th July. 

Advance orders are being taken now by Invicta Model Rail

please order early to ensure your model and help preserve Plymouth’s transport history!

Available from www.invictamodelrail.com or by calling 0208 302 7774

Also available in store at 130 Station Road, Sidcup, Kent, DA15 7AB. 

or from the www.plymouthcitytransport.co.uk & the PCTPG sales stand at many rallies 

Enquiries should be directed to 0208 302 7774 or emailed to invictamodelrail@btconnect.com

Collectors Association - 29909 Clubmobile (Low Stock)

We only have a few models left of our Subscriber Special 10T10 Clubmobile, so make sure you order yours before its too late!!

29909 - AEC 10T10 - American Red Cross Clubmobile "Oklahoma"

Registered ELP 223, carrying the identity of Oklahoma, USA X201025, this vehicle could be seen in Essex working a circular tour around Lakeside at Ensign’s annual running day last November.     £30.00 Includes P&P (UK only) 

You must be a member of the EFE Collectors Association to buy this model. 

To avoid disappointment a swift response is recommended. Due to the small production quantity of this model, orders will be handled on a strict date received basis, and we reserve the right to allocate models on a fair basis, if demand exceeds supply.

Collectors Association - Subscriber Model March 2014

Exclusive First Editions are pleased to present our Collectors Association Members with another very special model, this time we look back to the war years with an ACE 10T10.

Red Cross Clubmobile 'Dakota' sits behind a B17 flying fortress at an US airfield base, England, February 1944
Image Source: LIFE Magazne

During the 1940’s many of the splendid AEC 10T10 coaches operated by Green Line were loaned to the American Forces for use moving troops and air crew around U.S. bases, as Ambulances and some were also converted to Red Cross Clubmobiles.

Image Source: LIFE Magazine

The Clubmobile was conceived by Red Cross Commissioner to Great Britain Harvey D. Gibson. His plan was to put a service club "on wheels" which would be able to reach the serviceman directly at their camp or airfield. Each vehicle was named after a U.S. State, driven by an English driver but operated by three American Girls, toghether they provided the G.I's with music played loudly from the on board Victrola, coffee, freshly made doughnuts and most importantly a little taste of home.

Image Source: Ensign Blog

There are only two working AEC 10T10 buses in the U.K. one is at the London Bus Museum and the other newly rebuilt in the Ensign bus collection. Ensign have been meticulously rebuilding their 10T10 over the past few years and it returned to service last Autumn at Ensign’s annual running day. Whilst it was painted in a grey undercoat it was the perfect an opportunity to replicate a Clubmobile vehicle and so "Oklahoma" was chosen as the identity.

29909 - AEC 10T10 - American Red Cross Clubmobile "Oklahoma"

Registered ELP 223, carrying the identity of Oklahoma, USA X201025, this vehicle could be seen in Essex working a circular tour around Lakeside at Ensign’s annual running day last November.     £30.00 Includes P&P (UK only)