A bus has to be on a bridge - its model railway law!

Whilst the Airfix Stolly is coming on I thought I would just go back to my visit a few weeks ago where I took Mrs. Woody to the Lincolnshire Road Transport Museum which she found fascinatingly interesting! Visiting such a place that relies upon money it raises to keep running means that making some form of purchase from it is a good way to help out. There was the usual selection of books and DVDs but also model buses. Having a number of road bridges on or planned to be on My Last Great Project 00 gauge railway layout means that by model railway law you have to have a bus crossing them. This is little known outside of the model railway faternity but its the law! Therefore, and I have to point out that this logic is not understood by Mrs. W, being in an establishment selling a selection of 00 gauge buses, the sale of which helps that establishment to keep going and the purchase of them helps fulfill model railway law, two buses were selected to go back to WMD HQ. I should probably say a bus and a coach before any bus enthusiasts get upset with me!

I have no idea what these two are but I liked the look of them. The double decker has no information on the box but looks very smart in its red and cream livery.

The coach is an Alexander Y type which is what is on the end of the box.

Having now obtained the vehicles I just need to build all the bridges for the layout so that I can justify the purchases to Mrs. W or I would be breaking model railway law. For reasons beyond me, Mrs. W doesn't think that there is such a thing as model railway law!