Tony Tieuli’s Brisbane, Australia FM (four motor) car #488. It is made from a urethane 1/43.5 scale kit by Greg King (Transit Classics) in Melbourne, Australia. Greg supplies the kit, Black Beetle trucks with proper wheel size, and all the necessary decals for numbering the car and city council lettering. Authentic adverts are also available separately.

Tony Tieuli’s Sheffield and Glasgow cars are made from Alphagraphix card kits; his London HR2 is made from an A & J van Riemskyk sheet metal clockwork tram from the 1940s - the top deck represents a new E/1 style that replaced the original war damaged one

This car is another Alphagraphix card kit from Tony Tieuli

Tony Tieuli’s No. 3321 is a model of Boston's picture window PCC class of 1951 made by St. Petersburg Tram Collection. It runs on Terry Russell Trams PCC trucks (bogies).

Tony Teuili’s Car 4055 is a 1912 Boston articulated car built from two obsolete "box" cars with a new centre section. Colloquially known as "two rooms and a bath", they reduced platform costs by increasing capacity with the same crew. Strangely enough, the new Citadis and Combino LRVs (Light Rail Vehicles) use the same concept today. I understand the riding qualities mirror those of the 1912 car! Terry Russell Trams trucks (bogies).

Tony Tieuli’s Boston type 5 cars 5800 and 5654 were made from kits available in the 1960's. They represent a car type that numbered 471 in Boston, USA, and which ran until 1959. This photo was taken at the Roslindale Club in front of a waiting shed made by Charlie Pitts, a fellow club member. It is a faithful representation of the original at the Arborway in Jamaica Plain (a section of the City of Boston).

This Corgi car was stripped and repainted by Tony Tieuli in Connecticut Company colours in June 2009. This livery was supposed to be the next released by Corgi before the company was taken over by Hornby. Corgi had released a Baltimore, Philadelphia, Fort Collins (Colorado), Steinway Lines (NYC), and Chicago Surface Lines versions before the series foundered.

On the way to completion - Tony had, at this stage, to add a few more details, but it is essentially ready for painting

The photo showing the stripped car was refinished as an Eastern Massachusetts State Railway car

Another view of the Eastern Massachusetts State Railway car

Boston 3001 is a SPTC model representing the very first PCC car to operate in Boston, USA – pic courtesy Tony Tieuli

The station scene with PCC and two conventional cars is on the Roslindale Club layout. The PCC is a SPTC model and the two "Type 5 cars" are from kits made in the 1960's – pic courtesy Tony Tieuli

Tony Tieuli’s Manchester car; it was made from an Alphagraphix card kit totally reworked. Trucks and dog gates by Terry Russell

Another picture of Tony Tieuli’s Manchester car

Another UK car made by Tony Tieuli from card stock. “I love Liverpool Corporation Tramways; in many ways it was the most progressive of all UK undertakings.”

This one says it all! Tony Tieuli’s rush hour mix of trams in and out of the subway. “You cannot say I am parochial!”