ENASA or Empresa Nacional de Autocamiones S.A., the Spanish government firm that owned the brand Pegaso made several legendary cars. They also made buses.

ENASA had an agreement with British Leyland to make their popular Comet brand of trucks. In the beginning several of them were imported from the UK, after which they started making them in the country. 

A model called Comet 5061 was a bus version that could seat 37 passengers and was very popular. This bus could also seat passengers on rooftop benches for open-air travel. One of the buses that belonged to the firm Empresa Cuiña ran these regularly between Silleda in Galicia region and Pontevedra, a city in North-west of Spain.

This metal diecast model is an exact replica of this famous bus. Rare collectible.