The AEC Routemaster, which was produced in 1965, was long, RML for short, and offered space for a total of 72 passengers. The fulminant success with 15 test vehicles was so convincing that a further 500 RML were ordered. Especially the open entry platform for a quick getting on and off was very popular. With the constant presence of the red double-decker on almost all routes in the inner-city area of London, the image of the Routemaster was quickly consolidated as a typical landmark of the capital.This text is machine translated.
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The model of the London bus is detailed to perfection. Its interior has a carefully designed motor, a start key, a start lever and shock absorber. The attached figures bring this mechanical masterpiece to life and provide an authentic and appealing presentation.This...
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There are probably few vehicles in the history of the automobile that can take on the Land Rover in terms of cult status. And in terms of robustness and off-road capability, no one is prefacing him anyway. Those who had much to transport in the terrain...