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Oxford Diecast 76IRZ003

Scania Irizar PB Ulsterbus - 1:76 Scale

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Prototype Eras
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

The new Scania Irizar PB was launched in the popular Eireann/Eurolines livery and so Irish bus and coach enthusiasts will be delighted to have another high profile coach company from the Emerald Isle following so quickly.

Here we see the Ulsterbus model in their gloriously bright colour scheme of white with green and two-tone blue abstract riband effect running along the sides. The company logo features in blue on both sides and their website address is printed on the roofline above the side windows. The coloured bands also feature below the radiator grille across the front of the coach. The vehicle is registered BXI 337 and also comes with tinted side and rear windows and tinted roof hatch windows. The spoiler and bumpers are white, echoing the main body colour while the interior is Mouse Grey with mid blue seating. Just the ticket for a relaxing coach holiday!

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Scania Irizar PB Ulsterbus – 1:76 Scale

The model, listed under manufacturer part number 76IRZ003, represents the rebuilding of the railways era. It is a 1:76 scale replica of an Ulsterbus coach, painted in the company's bright livery of white with green and a two‑tone blue abstract riband along the sides. The blue company logo appears on both sides, and the website address is printed on the roofline above the side windows. The coloured bands continue across the front below the radiator grille. The vehicle bears the registration BXI 337 and features tinted side, rear and roof‑hatch windows. The spoiler and bumpers are finished in white to match the main body.

The interior is finished in mouse‑grey with mid‑blue seating. The model includes the standard Ulsterbus details such as the side‑window markings and the roof‑line branding, providing a realistic representation of the coach as it would have appeared in service.