1/76 Leyland National Mk.1 Long 2 Door Nottingham City Transport NPD110L is a detailed model bus designed for realistic railway modelling in 1/76 scale.

Featuring:

Detail & Finish: This Leyland National Mk.1 model is finished in the Nottingham City Transport livery, Route NPD110L. It includes fine moulded details, accurate printed markings, and a prototypical two-door configuration, capturing the iconic design of this bus used in the city of Nottingham.
Drive & Performance: As a static model, this bus does not feature any motorised components or running characteristics. It is intended for visual integration into model railway layouts.
Control & Compatibility: Control system information not available. Since the model is non-motorised, it does not require any control systems such as DC or DCC.
Couplings & Integration: Coupler information not available. The bus is designed for static display and is ideal for positioning in transport-themed sections of your layout.

Model Dimensions (Approximate):

Scale: 1/76

Technical Specifications:

Model Type: Track Accessory (Bus)
Era / Prototype: Era/prototype information not available
Assembly: Ready-to-use
Included: 1 x Leyland National Mk.1 Long 2 Door Nottingham City Transport NPD110L Bus

Ideal for modellers building a detailed 1/76 scale layout who wish to add realistic public transportation vehicles to their scene, particularly those focusing on British urban transport.

Why this model matters

The 1/76 Leyland National Mk.1 model offers modellers a chance to enhance their layouts with an authentic representation of Nottingham City Transport's fleet. Its accurate detailing and iconic livery make it a valuable addition to any model representing British urban life, especially for layouts focused on city transportation in the mid-20th century.

How to use it

The Leyland National Mk.1 bus can be positioned within your layout to add authenticity to urban or transport-themed scenes. As a static model, no assembly, power, or decoder installation is needed. Simply place it in locations such as bus depots, city streets, or public transport hubs to enhance the realism of your display.