   The famous Tilling Red livery that adorned many vehicles in the 'fifties and 'sixties is seen here on this LS in the Wilts and Dorset fleet, travelling on route 29 to Shaftsbury. |
 In the Tilling Group coaching livery this MW, fleet number 711, was based in Endless Street, Salisbury. It is seen here on excursion duties and with its light and airy interior, was a favourite with Wilts & Dorset passengers. |
 Many vehicles were employed on both coach and bus duties and as such were decorated with a different livery. JAN 151, fleet number 519, was such a vehicle and can be seen here on route 81 to Andover wearing the attractive combination of maroon, red and cream. |
 This Bristol LS in dual-purpose livery makes an attractive addition to the Wilts & Dorset fleet. This De-Luxe model JAM 304, fleet number 525, is on route 107 to Basingstoke and comes with a numbered certificate. |
 Complementing the Dual Purpose LS, this OB will be of interest to many collectors not just because of its fine livery but also its destination. FOR 633, fleet number 477, is an ex-Venture vehicle used by Wilts & Dorset to transport R.A.F. personnel to the base at Uphaven in the 'fifties. |
 The ubiquitous OB joins our De Luxe range this month in the livery of Wilts & Dorset FOR 634, fleet number 478, is now on route to Pewsey and comes complete with a certificate of authenticity. |
 Bringing the Wilts & Dorset fleet right up to date is this Leyland National in the distinctive De-Regulation livery adopted by the company soon after the abolition of N.B.C. GLJ 677N, fleet number 3641 is depicted on route 123 to Bournemouth Square and makes an essential addition to any Wilts & Dorset display. |
 The second of our VR Open Tops, this model carries the current Wilts & Dorset livery which was first seen on our Leyland National. OEL 232P fleet number 3351, is on route 152 to Sand Banks. Converted to an Open Top when a falling tree crushed its roof, this bus makes an attractive and interesting addition to the fleet. |
 At the end of the N.B.C. era Wilts and Dorset was reformed, and our RELL in dual purpose livery illustrates this period. XLJ 728K, fleet number 623, is working the popular route 37 to Salisbury. |
 Following the popularity of our open top VR in this livery we have been persuaded to produce a standard VR in these attractive colours. Fleet number 4423 registered ELJ 215V on route 132 to Wimborne is expected to be in great demand. |
 Wilts & Dorset is always popular with collectors and this latest addition to our model fleet in the attractive modern livery features fleet number 4912, registered OJD190R on route 164 to West Howe. |
 (SHOWBUS MODEL) Similar to the release model, but on route 131 to Corfe Mullen, the Showbus Rally version is produced in low volume to advertise and support this year's Showbus Rally, which takes place on Sunday 23rd September at Duxford. |
 The ever popular Wilts & Dorset livery is well suited to our new casting, registered CUB70Y, fleetnumber 3911, is working route 151 to Compton Acres and Bournemouth. |
 The second release of our flat screened version of the Olympian depicts fleet number 4910 registered CUB 67Y with its removable roof fitted working route 150 to Swanage. The attractive livery is further enhanced with adverts for the popular local brewery of Badger Ales. |
 In the traditional Tilling Red colours this Wilts & Dorset bus takes us back to the heyday of bus travel. Here our Bristol Lodekka registration number 467 BMR, fleet number 658 is operating route 38 to Bournemouth, a must for Wilts & Dorset enthusiasts. |
 The first release of our roof boxed PD2 allows us to feature the distinctive Silver Star livery in detail. Silver Star will be familiar to military personnel and fleet number 18 registered GWV 360 is on route to Winterbourne via Porton Camp. |
 The start of a new well requested fleet sees our Bristol VR III registration number VPR 485S, in the colours of Damory Coaches, part of Wilts & Dorset. Fleet number 5062 operates route 314 to Salisbury, this much seen Dorset livery is sure to prove popular with our collectors. |