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Class 37 37602 shows what a few days work on the RHTT has done to its DRS livery, as it waits at the lights on Platform 4 at Newcastle Central, prior to working back to Carlisle, on October 20th 2017.
A two car Class 108 DMU with 50619 leading making a cautious approach as its about cross over the A48 Lydney by-pass with the 1135 service from Lydney Junction to Norchard. Dean Forest Railway. 22nd April 2019.
66615 is seen approaching Methley Junction with a short rake of wagons following their repair at Hunslet. Their destination would be Hope.
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Colas Rail's Class 56 'Grids' No's: 56096 + 56049 are seen heading away from Woodsmoor Station with 0Z56 Crewe Basford Hall - Doncaster D.C.E Sidings Colas Rail Light Loco Move - 22.04.19
Class 56 no. 56098 brings up the rear of 1Z57 on the Leicester to Barrow Hill section of the UK Raitours' Class 56 Farewell charter, as it heads towards Tapton Junction, Chesterfield.
GBRF class 66 number 66745 'Modern Railways 50 Years' passes Manors station on the 26th of September 2021 with an engineers train from Manors to Doncaster.
LNER Class 91 91119 "Bounds Green Intercity Depot 1977-2017"
awaits to depart from Leeds Platform 8 on 1a19 0915 Leeds - London Kings Cross,photographed on 18/07/2020
Transport for Wales CAF Class 197 (197111) recently introduced on their network, taken at Liverpool Lime Street awaiting departure for Chester.
A rear three quarter view of freshly out shopped 91127. Looking so good, a modern take on the original “Executive” livery the Class wore when first introduced way back in 1989.
In the twilight of their career I was fortunate to get a pair of Gloucester Carriage & Wagon Company built two-car Class 100 diesel multiple units sit at Blaenau Ffestiniog on 12 August 1983.
We were fortunate to ride down from Llaundudno on these. One of the sets was formed of 50356/56111 which I had seen sandwiched between a pair of Class 101 sets on North Wales Coast services a few days earlier.
The bloke down the pub says some continued in use until 1988 - was this in passenger or departmental service?
In the former East Germany Class 44 2-10-0's Nos. 44 0618-7 & 44 0231-9 storming past the depot at Saalfeld with a freight.
Seen about to head to Laira after arrival with the Chiltern Atmospheric 50 railtour from Aylesbury. 50033 Glorious partnered with 50050 on the return leg.
20031 and 20110 work an engineers' train of Mermaid ballast tipplers through Bescot station on 12th March 1990.
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This sub is not based on any particular real-life design. However, it shares the most DNA with the Italian Adua-class, such as the Gondar. On cold war submarines, a bow bulge holds sonar; here, it's a method to improve seakeeping. An air-filled ballast tank in the nose keeps the flared bow from dipping underwater when the submarine is on the surface. The Delfino is a relatively small and lightly armed submarine. Its design favors stealth and speed over large deck guns or many torpedoes.
Although I have an updated heavy cruiser design almost finished, this is the first new build I'm posting for JFS 3, a Divide and Conquer semi-spinoff set in the Pacific in 1942. I'll be once again playing as Montefalco, my Italian faction.
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HNRC / Colas Rail English Electric Class 37 diesel locomotive.
Built in 1963.
At Cambridge station this evening with a Network Rail test train.
A phone shot (Samsung Galaxy A12)
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Class 170 No. 170639 passes through Gloucestershire with a CrossCountry Trains service from Nottingham to Cardiff Central.
Class 08 shunting locomotive 08631 is seen at Crewe, the loco is operated by Locomotive Services at Crewe
40122 heads back to Carlisle with an evening freight, near St Helens, Flimby in early 1984 as twilight gathers over the Solway. It was the twilight of the class 40s too, although 40122 - as a celebrity - would be kept going for another four years, by this time the loveable dinosaurs were effectively finished.
27-6-92 Dallam
90128 on 6M27 Larbert - Oakleigh ICI tanks as far as Warrington Bank Quay
Kodachrome 200
She's a bit long and a bit tall for a proper Class A. Maybe it's a weird future version where the Climax didn't die out and became more of a mainline loco. I've always preferred the "Shanty on a Shingle" look of the Class A's to the more polished later versions.
Powered using Tenka Circuit cubes (battery hidden in water tank) with relatively accurate drive line. No slip joints, just happened to get the exact driveline lengths where the slop in the universals allows the engine around turns without binding.
Very much inspired by BVLC on youtube.https://www.youtube.com/user/tbdanny
Class leader EV1 is seen on a lovely sunny day in Dublin this bus, and a few of its family members have been reinstated due to a shortage of buses in Summerhill
Freightliner Class 66 No.66618 passes Hurley's Bridge,with the 05:40 Whatley Quarry to Exeter Riverside Hanson working,on the 28th of February 2023.
Direct Rail Services Class 66, 66431 passing Cumbernauld railway station working 4D47 Inverness - Mossend Stobart on the 23rd of April 2019
Class 15 D8233 seen at Crewe Basford Hall open day.
This locomotive is now preserved and is the only surviving member of the class.
Scanned from an original photograph.
on a wet miserable haloween 69002 brings a little colour to the down slow line of the East Coast Mainline at Shipton by Beninbrough
Una de les coses que més em fascinen de les papallones és la delicadesa amb què es subjecten quan s'alimenten.
Una de las cosas que más me fascinan de las mariposas es la delicadeza con la que se sujetan cuando se alimentan.
Class: Insecta.
Order: Lepidoptera.
Superfamily: Papilionoidea.
Family: Papilionidae.
Subfamily: Papilioninae.
Tribe: Papilionini.