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Other
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Souvenir/novelty items |
 | To mark KMB's withdrawal
of its last non-aircon (hot dog) buses in 2012, BUSME
and T.680 Creation have produced a new iPhone 4/4S case
with the message 'Goodbye hotdog bus'! It retails for HK$128
and is available from BUSME, whose address is :- E20, 2/F, Selwyn
Factory building, 404 Kwun Tong Road, Hong Kong. Overseas purchasers can place their order by e-mailing BUSME at busme2009@yahoo.com.hk - payment can be made by PayPal. January 2012 |
 | JRTeam have released a creative and useful souvenir for Hong Kong bus collectors, the first in a series of Hong Kong double-deck bus folders. These designs are a Dennis Dragon 11m (S3N class) and a Dennis Dragon 9.9m (ADS class). All folders with a label it can change the route, destination and registration number. The cover is semi-transparent for a better effect. The retail price is HKD$18 and all the files are limited in quantity. The file is available from 80m Bus Model Shop and Concorde Hobby Shop from 5th August 2011. The folder size is 330mm x 220mm and is suitable for A4 or FC Size. |
 | Released in early August 2011 were two new tram souvenirs from Tramric
Design, further details of which can be found at the Tramric Design website. |
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 | Released in early June 2011 was a set of 5 solar flash plates (key fobs) from the JR Team. This first set, pictured above, is based on Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier. The five items (TK01 - TK05) are available from 80M Bus Model Shop and Concorde Hobby Shop and retails for HK$38. Further information can be found on the following page of the JR Team website. |
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News of this item first appeared
on 5th January 2006.
The item in question is actually a digital alarm clock, released by 80M Bus Model. On the lower part of the clock, there is a light sensor. When an item (not only Octopus cards...) is placed in front of it, blocking its light source, the green LED will light up and the buzzer will give a 'beep' sound, resembling the actions of a real Octopus reader (although I am advised that the sound does not resemble it that much!). |
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Pictured here are two interesting items currently available in Hong Kong (January 2006). They are double decker shaped calendar and photo frame. They are made of clear rigid plastic with 6 calendar sheets (double side printing) inside for this year. A favourite photo can be placed at the top deck. They retail at HK$ 65 each. The model shown between the two calendars is a 1/76th scale. |
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