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No. 79 One-Man Operated Bus

Classic Tomica

The recorded release month is November 1985. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (November 16, 1985). It was retired in October 2006. The model is in 1/130 scale. The source lists no special features. It replaced No. 79 Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus. Its successor was No. 79 Toyota Himedic.

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No. 79 One-Man Operated Bus
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No. 79 One-Man Operated Bus
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Model notes · English source

Introduction

Tomica No. 79 One-Man Operated Bus (トミカ No. 79 三菱ふそうワンマンバス) is a toy released within the classic Tomica toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

Overview

The One-Man Operated Bus was released November, 1985, and retired October, 2006. It replaced the No. 79 Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus and was succeeded by the No. 79 Toyota Himedic.

Description

The toy includes the main figure of the One-Man Operated Bus.

It is a 1/130 model of the real-life vehicle. It has no special features.

Trivia

• It is the 3rd vehicle to be assigned the number "79".

• It was used as a base for the Osaka Metro Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair), Sendai Municipal Transportation Bus Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair), Nishitetsu Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair), Meitetsu Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair), Hiroshima Electric Railway Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair), One-Man Operated Bus (Tomica Official Car Set- 1988), No. 49 Amusement Park Shuttle Bus, KT-01 Hello Kitty Route Bus, 6 variants in the Nagano Olympic Amway Collection, No. 93 My Melody Bus, Key Chain Tomica E2- Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus, No. 0 Tomica Wrapping Bus, Kit Kat Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Raddish Boys Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Mitsuya Cider Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Heinz Tomato Ketchup Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Regain Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Tomica/Plarail Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Key Chain Tomica E3- Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus, Azumanga-Daioh/Chiyo-Bus, Kokusai Kogyo Bus (Route Bus Set), Geiyo Bus (Route Bus Set), Hankyu Bus (Route Bus Set), Kokusai Kogyo Bus (Route Bus Set), Sister Princess Original Wrapping Bus (Sakuya Bus Ver.), Sister Princess Original Wrapping Bus (Hinako Bus Ver.), Original Tomica Weekly Shonen Magazine Hajime no Ippo, Original Tomica Weekly Shonen Magazine GTO, Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Tomica Trading Cards), Mediaworks Wrapping Bus, Sanden Kotsu Route Bus, Niigata Kotsu Route Bus, JUSCO Shuttle Bus, Resort Shuttle (Aladdin), Resort Shuttle (Mickey), Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Pokemon AG Movie Collection), Rinko Bus Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Bus, Dendenmushi (Iwate Kotsu), Toys Dream Project 4 Planning Companies Logo Bus (Toys Dream Project), Epoch Co. Doraemon Bus (Toys Dream Project), Takara Dakko-chan and Licca-chan Bus (Toys Dream Project), Toy Card Toys Dream Project Bus (Toys Dream Project), Tomy Black Beard Crisis Bus (Toys Dream Project), Bandai Primopuel Bus (Toys Dream Project), Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Enoden Route Bus Set), Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Kobe City 70th Anniversary Bus Set), Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Anime Fair 2004), Toy Story Wrapping Bus- 3 Variants, Winnie the Pooh Wrapping Bus- 3 Variants, Oh-kun Bus, Sapporo Municipal Bus, Wrapping Bus (Pooh), Wrapping Bus (Mickey), Wrapping Bus (Astro Blaster), Wrapping Bus (Finding Nemo), Wrapping Bus (Lilo & Stitch), Wrapping Bus (Toy Story), JMAC Kansai Wrapping Bus (Tomica Wrapping Bus), Chicken Little Wrapping Bus- 3 Variants, Fukuoka Soft Bank Hawks Wrapping Bus, and Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Green) (Toys Dream Project).

Original wiki source
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'''Tomica No. 79 One-Man Operated Bus''' (トミカ No. 79 三菱ふそうワンマンバス) is a toy released within the classic [[Tomica]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

==Overview==
The One-Man Operated Bus was released November, 1985, and retired October, 2006. It replaced the [[No. 79 Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus]] and was succeeded by the [[No. 79 Toyota Himedic]].

==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the One-Man Operated Bus.

It is a 1/130 model of the real-life vehicle. It has no special features.
==Trivia==
* It is the 3rd vehicle to be assigned the number "79".
* It was used as a base for the [[Osaka Metro Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair)]], [[Sendai Municipal Transportation Bus Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair)]], [[Nishitetsu Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair)]], [[Meitetsu Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair)]], [[Hiroshima Electric Railway Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (National Bus Fair)]], [[Tomica Official Car Set (1988)|One-Man Operated Bus (Tomica Official Car Set- 1988)]], [[No. 49 Amusement Park Shuttle Bus]], [[KT-01 Hello Kitty Route Bus]], 6 variants in the [[Nagano Olympic Amway Collection]], [[No. 93 My Melody Bus]], [[Key Chain Tomica E2- Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus]], [[No. 0 Tomica Wrapping Bus]], [[Wrapping Bus Set|Kit Kat Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Raddish Boys Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Mitsuya Cider Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Heinz Tomato Ketchup Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Regain Bus (Wrapping Bus Set), Tomica/Plarail Bus (Wrapping Bus Set)]], [[Key Chain Tomica E3- Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus]], [[Azumanga-Daioh/Chiyo-Bus]], [[Route Bus Set|Kokusai Kogyo Bus (Route Bus Set)]], [[Route Bus Set|Geiyo Bus (Route Bus Set)]], [[Route Bus Set|Hankyu Bus (Route Bus Set)]], [[Route Bus Set|Kokusai Kogyo Bus (Route Bus Set)]], [[Sister Princess Original Wrapping Bus (Sakuya Bus Ver.)]], [[Sister Princess Original Wrapping Bus (Hinako Bus Ver.)]], [[Original Tomica Weekly Shonen Magazine Hajime no Ippo]], [[Original Tomica Weekly Shonen Magazine GTO]], [[Tomica Trading Cards|Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Tomica Trading Cards)]], [[Mediaworks Wrapping Bus Collection|Mediaworks Wrapping Bus]], Sanden Kotsu Route Bus, Niigata Kotsu Route Bus, [[JUSCO Shuttle Bus]], [[Resort Shuttle (Aladdin)]], [[Resort Shuttle (Mickey)]], [[Pokemon AG Movie Collection|Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Pokemon AG Movie Collection)]], Rinko Bus Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Bus, Dendenmushi (Iwate Kotsu), [[Memorial Character Bus Collection (Toys Dream Project)|Toys Dream Project 4 Planning Companies Logo Bus (Toys Dream Project), Epoch Co. Doraemon Bus (Toys Dream Project), Takara Dakko-chan and Licca-chan Bus (Toys Dream Project), Toy Card Toys Dream Project Bus (Toys Dream Project), Tomy Black Beard Crisis Bus (Toys Dream Project), Bandai Primopuel Bus (Toys Dream Project)]], [[Enoden Route Bus Set|Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Enoden Route Bus Set)]], [[Kobe City 70th Anniversary Bus Set|Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Kobe City 70th Anniversary Bus Set)]], [[Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Anime Fair 2004)]], [[Toy Story Wrapping Bus Set|Toy Story Wrapping Bus- 3 Variants]], [[Winnie the Pooh Wrapping Bus Set|Winnie the Pooh Wrapping Bus- 3 Variants]], Oh-kun Bus, Sapporo Municipal Bus, [[Wrapping Bus (Pooh)]], [[Wrapping Bus (Mickey)]], [[Wrapping Bus (Astro Blaster)]], [[Wrapping Bus (Finding Nemo)]], [[Wrapping Bus (Lilo & Stitch)]], [[Wrapping Bus (Toy Story)]], [[JMAC Kansai Wrapping Bus (Tomica Wrapping Bus)]], [[Chicken Little Wrapping Bus Set|Chicken Little Wrapping Bus- 3 Variants]], Fukuoka Soft Bank Hawks Wrapping Bus, and [[Toei Bus Collection (Toys Dream Project)|Mitsubishi Fuso One-Man Operated Bus (Green) (Toys Dream Project)]].

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===External Links===
[[Category:Classic Tomica]]
[[Category:1975 Tomica]]
[[Category:Mitsubishi]]
[[Category:Buses]]
[[Category:No. 79]]

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