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1:50 Scale Kit Range 1:1:5500 CURRENT RANGE MMK603A - 1:50 Scale SCALESCALE 2015-2016 AEC Regal III Burlingham Bus & FUTURE RELEASES MMK603L - 1:50 Scale MMK034 Leyland TS8 Burlingham Bus These beautiful half-cab buses make the 1958 Duple Donington 7 perfect accompanyment to the existing range window bay coach of Marsden Models 1:50 scale kits and Corgi Classic 1:50 scale buses & coaches Per Kit £40.00 £60.00 plus £7.00 P&P Per Kit Excludes P&P AVAILABLE NOW MMK036 1963 Plaxton Panorama 41 seat 32ft coach £40.00 MMK602 - 1:50 Scale ECW Bristol MMK605 - 1:50 Scale 1948 Leyland Per Kit Excludes P&P LH Normal Length Cruved Screen H56R Leyland PD2 AVAILABLE NOW MMK037 1963 Plaxton Panorama 49 seat 36ft coach £40.00 Per Kit Excludes P&P MMK606 - 1:50 Scale 1971 Bristol MMK607 - 1:50 Scale 1947 Burlingham AVAILABLE NOW RESL Single/Dual Door Option Coach (A)AEC Regal / (L)Leyland PS1 Kits are limited runs, pre-order now to avoid missing out! MMK031 Duple Firefly Please make all cheques payable to NEIL MORTSON Bedford SB Coach UK Postage & packing for all 1:76 scale kits is up to four kits £4.00, five or more kits £8.00. UK Postage and packing for all 1:50 scale kits is £8.00 via Royal Mail Special Delivery. All kits subject to availability. Prices and information correct at time of printing. £40.00 Per Kit Excludes P&P MARSDEN MODELS • 42 FALSTONE AVENUE • SOUTH SHIELDS • NE34 6SB EMAIL: [email protected] AVAILABLE NOW THETHE All 1:76 Kits Below Pre-Order Now MACBRAYNESMACBRAYNES COLLECTIONCOLLECTION DU02BF HN01T Duple C25F / C20F Harkness B7FM MMK044 - 1972 ECW Bristol MMK045 - 1956 Willowbrook MMK046 - 1938 Northern £35.00 £35.00 RELH Coach/Grant Door DP41F AEC Reliance Counties (A) AEC (L) Leyland Bedford OLAZ Per Kit Excludes P&P Thornycroft Nippy Per Kit Excludes P&P MMK047 - 1939 Northern MMK048 - 1967/68 Plaxton MMK049 - Burlingham ‘Baby Counties AEC Renown Embassy IV Bedford SB Seagull’ Bedford OB MMK032D - Daimler MC01D MMK033c MMK032L - Leyland Metro-Cammell H54R Duple/Willowbrook 1961 Roe Pre-War Centre Daimler CV Birmingham Bedford SB Service Bus £45.00 £45.00 £40.00 Per Kit Excludes P&P Per Kit Excludes P&P Per Kit Excludes P&P MMK050 - 1946 Duple MMK051 - 1958 Roe MMK052 - 1963 Harrington All 1:76 Kits Below Pre-Order Now C-Type AEC Regal I Dalesman C41C Coach Crusader C41C Bedford SB MMK030 - Albion PM28 MMK039 - 1937 Alexander MMK040 - 1958-62 Alexander MMK053 - 1958 Burlingham MMK054 - 1947 Plaxton C33F MMK055 - 1947 Brush C30F (Bodywork TBA) Leyland TS7 Coronation Atlantean PDR1 H73RD Leyland PD3 Leyland PS1 Coach AEC Regal 1 Conversion Kits MMF001 - Guy Arab IV Orion Front, Exposed Radiator Bonnet, wings, headlamps and white metal radiator, suitable for EFE Orion die-cast. Per Kit MMK041 - 1962 Alexander BET MMK042 - 1937-40 Birmingham MMK043 - 1951-55 Birmingham MMK056 - 1958 Plaxton plus £3.50 P&P Style 31ft AEC/Leyland Standard Pre-War Daimler Standard 27ft ‘New Look’ Consort C41F Coach £6.00.

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