   Once again featuring the distinctive dark red and cream of the South Wales bus fleet, this AEC Regal, CTH 930, fleet number 20, makes a great partner to the Regent V from a period when AEC's began to dominate the fleet. |
 Featured here in its first livery of South Wales, this Regent V is featured twice more in our range in other liveries. MCY 406, fleet number 476, carries this much requested fleet name on route 23 to the Cockett Inn. Carrying adverts for Kardov Flour and Gold Stream Tea, this fine double decker is typical of the South Wales fleet. |
 In the reverse livery of the two previous models, this beautiful half-cab coach displays South Wales' continued affection for the AEC marque. GCY 432, fleet number 1005, is depicted on tour duties and was one of a large fleet of these Windover bodied vehicles operated by the company. |
 A sister vehicle to our original release, this deluxe version now carries an advertisement for South Wales Transport Co. on its roof sides. TH 930, fleet number 21 is on route L6 to Morfa. |
 In response to the many requests for more Welsh buses we have produced this interesting vehicle from the South Wales fleet. Registered 129 FCY, Fleet number 974 is on route 17 to Three Crosses and carries an interesting advertisement for NBC, The Big Fuel saver. |
 The first of the eagerly awaited Open Top VR's is this attractive white and red South Wales version. Complementing the other vehicles in the South Wales range, this special VR, RTH 931S, fleet number 931, is named "Sir Harry Secombe". carrying the "Skyrider" name on its upper decks, it is depicted on route 75 to Langland Bay. |
 Continuing to build our South Wales Transport fleet, the very distinctive livery used on this Panorama creates a completely new look for this vehicle. Our first Panorama for some time captures fleet number 188 registered LHU 661L, on the express route X1 to Swansea. |
 In a bid to balance the many requests from our collectors, for National Bus Company models we give you this South Wales NBC liveried Harrington Cavalier. Fleet number 119, registered 825 BWN is on a long distance route to Blackpool. |
 For our collectors of Welsh liveried buses, this Mercedes Minibus of South Wales Transport looks very attractive indeed. Registration number F320AWN, fleet number 320, is operating route 6 to Port Tennant near Swansea. |
 Complementing our previous South Wales models, the third release of our new AEC Renown will make a fine addition to any collection. Registered 311 ECY, fleet number 1248 is workmg route 76 to Port Tennant, Kingsway Hospital. |
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 This ex-United MW with its distinctive side styling was used a second time to great effect by Morris Bros. for several years. A striking livery that really stands out in a collection, 302 GHN, carries the Morris Bros. name and Swansea in its front destination blinds, proving that these tough little Bristol buses served with many different owners in their life times. |
 Based at Swansea and Cardiff, Morris Bros. coach fleet used Lodekkas for local contracts. HPN 78D, fleet number 5, is on school service and carries an advert for the "British Coachways" service of which Morris Bros. were early pioneers. This offered competitive prices for destinations in the U.K. a feature made very clear on the side of this bus. |