This photograph shows the offside view of fleet number 203 (CKG193) sister vehicle to 204 as represented by Corgi OOC Model OM43702

Photograph © British Model Buses

This photograph shows fleet number 240 (KLJ340). This is the actual vehicle represented by Corgi OOC model OM43704

Photograph © Denis Chick

This photograph shows Newcastle Trolleybus fleet number 628 (NBB628), in the shed at the East Anglia Transport Museum at Carlton Colville in June 1990. This is the actual vehicle represented by Corgi OOC model 43705.

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph was taken at the Cliffs Hotel on 16 July 1998 during the Blackpool & Fleetwood Tramroad Centenary week. It shows fleet number 237 in wartime livery. Corgi OOC represented fleet number 257 in this livery as model 43502. 237 and 257 differ in that 257 did not have the rooflight windows that can be seen in the photograph.

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph was taken during the Blackpool & Fleetwood Tramroad Centenary week, July 1998. It shows fleet number 710 in pre-war livery being washed at Blundell Street Tram Depot, Blackpool on 15 July 1998. This is the exact model and livery as represented by Corgi OOC model  43506

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph was taken in Blackpool on Sunday 27th June 2004 and shows fleet number 710. This is the actual vehicle and livery as represented by one of the models in Corgi OOC gift set OM99156

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph was taken on 15 July 1998 during the Blackpool & Fleetwood Tramroad Centenary week. It shows fleet number 717 in 1990's livery near to the Cliffs Hotel. Corgi OOC represented fleet number 715 in this livery as model 43509.

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph was taken at The Pleasure Beach Terminus, Blackpool on 11 July 1998 and shows fleet number 721. This is the exact tram and livery as represented by Corgi OOC model 43515

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph was taken on the North Shore, Blackpool on 11 July 1998 and shows fleet number 722. This is the exact tram and livery as represented by Corgi OOC model 43512

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph taken just north of Blackpool Tower on 14 July 1998 shows fleet number 723 with all-over advertising for Pasaje de Terror/Ripleys. This is the exact tram and livery as represented by Corgi OOC model 43514

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph taken in Blackpool during May 2003 shows fleet number 723 with all-over advertising for Pasaje de Terror/Ripleys. This view shows the opposite side of the vehicle to that displayed in photograph 1 above. This is the exact tram and livery as represented by Corgi OOC model 43514

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photographs taken during September 2008 at Talbot Square [North Pier] making a southbound journey to Starrgate and shows fleet number 726 in HM Coastguard livery as represented by Corgi OOC model OM43513

Photograph © Keith Stephens

This photograph shows the above taken at dusk.

Photograph © John King

This photograph was taken at the start of the day at Starr Gate prior to the first trip of the day to Fleetwood and shows the front view of the above.

Photograph © Keith Stephens

This photograph was taken during the Blackpool & Fleetwood Tramroad Centenary week, July 1998. It shows fleet number 626 in all over advertising for Sandcastle at The Cliffs Hotel on 14 July 1998. This is the exact model and livery as represented by Corgi OOC model OM44003

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph was taken during the Blackpool & Fleetwood Tramroad Centenary week, July 1998. It shows fleet number 631 in modern livery at Fleetwood on 12 July 1998.This is the exact model and livery as represented by Corgi OOC model 44002

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph taken on 12th September 1983 shows Royal Mail liveried fleet number 633 passing the tower. This is the same livery as Corgi OOC model OM44008

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph was taken during the Blackpool-Fleetwood Tramway Centenary in June 1998. It shows an unidentified railcar in the green "Mystique" livery passing the Clock Tower in Fleetwood. Corgi OOC showed this livery in their January - June 2002 catalogue on model OM44004 although the final production version of the model displayed the "pink" livery as shown on this site.

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph taken on the Promenade, Blackpool during May 2003 shows fleet number 637 in the Blackpool Zoo livery. This is the actual vehicle as represented by Corgi OOC model 44004

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph taken in the Depot at Blackpool on 30th May 2003 shows the Mystique livery. This is the actual vehicle represented by Corgi OOC model OM44004

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph was taken on 30th May 2003 and shows fleet number 632 in the Sea Life Centre livery. This is the actual vehicle as represented by Corgi OOC model OM44008

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph was taken at the Sandtoft Gathering July 1999 and shows fleet number 44 (FET618).This is a sister vehicle to fleet number 37 (FET617) as represented by Corgi OOC model OM43705

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph was taken at Fulwell Garage's Centenary open day on Saturday 2nd August 2003. It shows fleet number 1 (HX2756). This is the actual vehicle represented by Matchbox "Models of Yesteryear" as model number Y10

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph was taken at the National Tramway Museum at Crich in 1998, it shows in Metropolitan livery fleet number 331. In 1937 this vehicle was sold to Sunderland where it was renumbered as fleet number 100. In it's Sunderland livery this is the actual vehicle represented by Corgi OOC model OM40503

Photograph © Diecast Buses Interactive

This photograph taken on 5 December 1998 in the London Transport Museum shows Feltham Tram 355. This is the actual vehicle as represented by Corgi OOC model OM40504

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph taken at Crich during 1988 shows fleet number 180. This vehicle is in similar livery to fleet numbers 194, 196 and 242 as represented by EFE models 13402, 13402A, 13403 and  13406

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph taken at the East Anglian Transport Museum on 12 September 1998 shows 1768 (HYM768). This is the actual vehicle represented by Corgi OOC model 43701

Photograph © John Bennett

Shown is Ex-LT Q1 Trolleybus 1812, taken on 12 November 1977 some time after its repatriation from Spain for preservation. It is photographed at Chitern Queens Depot in Woodcote near Reading. The photograph taken in bright winter sunshine shows the offside doors fitted for operation in Spain. This is the actual vehicle represented by Corgi OOC model OM43707

Photograph © Bob Belcher

Shown is Ex-LT Q1 Trolleybus 1812. She has been converted back from "wrong-hand" drive and the doors put back on the correct side, and completely restored by the British Trolleybus Society. She first ran again in this form under power at Sandtoft last year, and is now a regular runner, by popular request, at Open Days. This is the actual vehicle represented by Corgi OOC model OM43707

Photograph © Bruce Lake

This photograph was taken at the Black Country Living Museum on 15th June 2004 and shows fleet number 237 (SCH237). This is the actual model as represented by Corgi OOC model OM41407

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph shows the offside front view of the above

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph shows the offside rear view of the above

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph shows Derby Corporation crest on the above

Photograph © John Bennett

This photograph was taken at the Sandtoft gathering in July 1991 and shows fleet number 375  (CDT636). This is the actual vehicle represented by Corgi OOC models OM41414A&B

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph was taken at the the Sandtoft gathering in July 1991 and shows on the right fleet number 2 (GAJ12). On the left is fleet number 5 (GAJ15). GAJ12 is the actual vehicle as represented by Corgi OOC model OM41401

Photograph © Bob Belcher

This photograph taken at the East Anglian Transport Museum on 12 September 1998 shows 52 (LCD52). This is the sister vehicle to 51 (LCD51) as represented by Corgi OOC model 40101

Photograph © John Bennett