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MB109C (CM061) - Dennis Dragon/Duple Metsec
Citybus
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The model - details of this model were first announced on this site on 10th January 2006, a couple of days before the actual Citybus vehicle was unveiled in it's 'Year of the Dog' livery. The New World First Bus model (20018) was announced at the same time and carries the same decoration, indicating how the operations of the two companies have been merged under one ownership. 

Both models use the same Model Bus Evolution (MBE), indeed that company's only casting, which was last used for the Citybus 'Year of the Ram' model (MB108) almost three years ago. 

The bus - 838 is one of eighty 12-metre Dennis Dragons delivered to Citybus between 1995 and 1997. They carry Metal Section (Metsec) bodies, which were assembled in Portugal, and also feature Alexander style front ends. Fleet nos 801-829. have a 3+2 seating layout, whilst 830-880 have 2+2. 838 entered service in September 1995. 

  
 Manufacturer of model  Model Bus Evolution
 Scale  1:76
 Prototype chassis  Dennis Dragon
 Prototype bodywork  Duple Metsec
 Prototype length  12 metre
 Fleet number  838
 Registration number  GN485
 Route number  102
 Destination  Aldrich Bay
 Quantity  688
 Date released - Hong Kong  17th March 2006
   
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This page last updated Friday, 17th March 2006
 
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