Project number 2. More Reskins this time with the theme of Trent Barton.
The first bus is actually a coach. The model created by Ishikawa and repainted by myself.
During January more buses will be added. First ones being ........ (TBA)

Trent Barton, stylised as trentbarton, is a bus operator based in Heanor, Derbyshire. It is a subsidiary of the Wellglade Group.
Trentbarton operate services from Loughborough, Ashbourne, Burton upon Trent, Chesterfield, Derby, Ilkeston, Mansfield, and Nottingham.

On 24 July 2011, 'Indigo' became the UK's first '24 hours a day, 7 days a week' commercial bus service[citation needed] and up until March 2012 it operated between East Midlands Airport and Loughborough when that section of the route was replaced by a revised 'Skylink Nottingham' service which runs between Nottingham and East Midlands Airport but at a faster time than the old Indigo route.

The company operates services from Nottingham to the suburbs of Calverton, Cotgrave and Keyworth while the 'Mainline' and 'Rushcliffe Villager' run along the A52 to Bingham and Radcliffe-on-Trent.

In Derby, Trent Barton run some urban services, such as the non-stop 'Spondon Flyer' service, and 'The Mickleover' and 'The Allestree'. There are also a number of longer distance services for example 'Swift' to Uttoxeter and 'The Sixes' to Belper and Matlock with their unusual numbering system: 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4 and 6.X. 'The Villager' services run south to Burton on Trent with the numbering system V1 and V3 plus a number of services run north towards Ilkeston and Heanor such as the 'Black Cat' and 'H1'.

Trent Barton also operates a number of express services around the East Midlands. These include:

'Red Arrow' service from Nottingham to Derby.
'Oronto' (operated jointly with Stagecoach) from Nottingham to Mansfield and Chesterfield
X38 (operated jointly with Arriva Derby) from Derby to Burton on Trent
The Comet from Chesterfield to Derby via Clay Cross and Alfreton and Ripley

Many of the more popular services within the network operate through to around 03:00 on Saturday and Sunday mornings.

Most of the routes are branded with their own bus livery and name, with the route brand name registered as the service number. Each brand is unique for the service they operate. In the 1990s and 2000s Trent Barton ran a large number of 'rainbow routes', with frequent services running from Nottingham and Derby under route numbers such as 'R11, R12 and R13' from Nottingham to Eastwood and into Derbyshire, now known as 'Rainbow One' or 'Rainbow Allestree' running from Derby to the village just outside town, now known as 'The Allestree'. Most of the Rainbow routes were rebranded in the early 2000s leaving just 'Rainbow 1 to 5', running from 7 to 12 minutes from Nottingham to various suburban towns. These were then rebranded leaving just 'Rainbow One' as the remaining Rainbow brand. Trent Barton also operates a number of 'spare buses', in a red livery, advertising their products such as the 'Mango' smartcard or the Zigzag day ticket. These buses can operate any service if one of the usual vehicles are unavailable.