This was a quick and fun build. I picked it up during the Black Friday sale (thank you @Robotime) and decided it would be an excellent break from the kit I am working on. It looks very nice sitting next to my Sakura Journey kit. I started trying to paint the inside but as soon as I did I realized I was losing all of the detail so I decided to step back from that.
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This is so cool! 
I’ll be going on a visit to the UK next year, and this reminds me of that! Thanks for sharing, and great job!
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My other half and I spent about two weeks in London a few years ago and I am dying to go back (and spend a full day at Harry Potter).
Oh this is a nice little bus! It would be amazing if someone is talented enough to customise it into a Knight Bus! 
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Very nice! Sometimes we all need a break from a long build.
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This is so cute.
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It’s cool to see the inside view. It will be a lovely display piece.
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I have been working on a kit that has a long gear section. I have put it together and taken it a part multiple times trying to get it to run smoothly. Decided to take a break and try again later.
Which one are you working on currently?
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The fun part is on the last page of the instructions they give a suggested way display it with other kits.
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It is Mu Starry Night. The kit is mixed wood, metal, and acrylic.
It is always so fun to just settle in and go through a nice easy kit.
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Hmmm… is this the Starry Night kit from Rolife….or is Mu another company? I had no idea The Starry Night came with gears.
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I had the exact same thought while working on it.
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It is from another company. The Rolife Starry Night has some gears, but it is much simpler to put together.
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Thank you very much for clarifying. I wish you the best of luck on that build
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Hahaha that’s amazing! Gonna have to start off with stacking 3 of those together. 
I would love to buy such a kit if anyone sells it.
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You are welcome
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Live this bus. It’s reminds me of my time in London
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