Early 1900s steam passenger bus designed for hobby use. This compact vehicle features a cylindrical boiler nose with a circular furnace door, a short vertical chimney, twin front lamps, wooden-spoked wheels, an exposed axle and leaf-spring undercarriage, plus a boxed passenger compartment with framed window panels and a rear access step. Two seated crew figures occupy the open driver bay. Use on layouts and dioramas: the bus works well at station stops, market scenes or rural halts and pairs with early tramcars and period signage. The continuous roof provides a strong silhouette and is robust for handling during painting and transport. For weathered realism, emphasize rivets and panel seams with light washes and pigments on wheel wells and lower panels. What’s provided: one master file sized for immediate placement in layouts. The piece is an unbranded historical representation intended for hobby display and scenic use.