ADT has a large tram fleet. Here are cars 9 and 43. 9 is an open top 'Balloon' used on the Guide Friday Blackpool coastal tour and 43 is an ex Glasgow Coronation. All the tram models here are shown on my tramway layout which is called Eggenchester.

Motor 21 and Trailer 22 are an ex Blackpool Twin Car set.

39 is an ex Toronto PCC

44 is an ex Dundee car

Cunarder 53 and Coronation 43 seen on the Iron Bridge

Car 76 is a Bombardier Cityrunner

Motor 77 and trailers 78-9, an oldtime German set

80 is an ex Brighton open topper

84 is a former Southampton car

104 is an East Lancs built 'Centenary'

Pullman 107 was scratchbuilt from brass and white metal parts.

110 is a former Kingston upon Hull 'Kipperbox' car.

125 is an ex Lytham crossbench double decker.

Whilst 131 is an ex Lytham enclosed car.

132 is a new car built to look like a 'Turret' car.

133 was built from various scrap parts.

134 a former Melbourne W class car.

Half-cabs still play a large part in ADT's bus fleet. A2 is an AEC Bridgemaster in special livery for the coastal 123 service from Dundee to Montrose which requires 'lowheight' double decks. Transfers were produced on the PC!!

AEC Renown A3 also in route 123 livery.

Guide Friday is a major part of ADT's operations. Narrow 7'6" wide double decks are required for tours in the channel islands, here is AQ1 a veteran AEC Q

Modern lowfloor buses also appear now in large numbers. DB102 is a Mercedes-Benz Citaro G, seen here in yellow/ivory livery used for the Angus area operations.

DD105 a former Hong Kong Dennis Dragon in red/ivory 'Fife' area livery, sporting home produced transfers.

Another bus on the 123 is DLN1 a Dennis Loline.

Eggenchester is the name of my model tram layout. This is the haunted house.

Eggenchester has a Hiperdino supermarket, a chain more commonly associated with Gran Canaria!!

The Market Square in Eggenchester - complete with Martian tripod statue

Morris Dancers in Dock Street, Eggenchester

The Iron Bridge and Eggenchester nudist beach

The Schwebebahn passes over the woods.

Eggenchester tram depot.

Also on the 123 is Bristol Lodekka FS No FS25

G1 is a GAC Bombardier DD. This model is a resin kit. The Guide Friday graphics are handwritten - now superceded by PC produced transfers.

Put together from scrap diecast and white metal parts is L136, a bit of an oddity!!

L137 is an RTW and seen here in pre WW2 LT livery, this model forms part of my London Heritage Fleet.

Another resin kit, L139 is a typical double decker built for the Govt Transport department of New South Wales, Australia. In this case on a Leyland Titan OPD2 chassis. Seen here working on my Guide Friday Wellington tour.

ADT Also operates in the Blackpool area. Services between Blackpool and Preston are marketed as 'Route Rouge'. Transfers were again produced on the PC and are seen here on PD2 No L20.